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Nifty must stay above the 5825 levels sustainably with volumes....
In the short run, the market is likely to be subdued with no big positive triggers in sight.If there is a snowball effect from the outlook downgrade of U.S.The market has turned rather choppy and range bound for the short term amid lack of fresh catalysts. Nifty must stay above the 5825 levels sustainably with volumes and open interest expansionto regain it's upward momentum. On the flip side, sustaining below the 5780 levels may trigger fresh declines.
Buy TATA METALIK cmp 123.7 stoploss 120 target 130
Buy VOLTAS LTD cmp 172.3 stoploss 170 target 180
Buy GRAVITA (I) cmp 367.85 stoploss 360 target 375
Buy V Guard 189.00 Near term it may touch 195
Buy Vivimed Lab 284.00 Near term it may touch 295
Buy KSK Energy 107.00 Near term it may touch 115
OCL, despite having certain operational constraints, has been able to exhibit volume growth of 12% in FY11. We believe OCL’s FY10 utilization rate of 57% leaves sizeable room for further volume growth....
Reported higher than expected revenue growth of 8.8%QoQ to USD47mn due to good volume growth of ~8%QoQ and yield increase of 0.6%QoQ. EPS stood at Rs8.3, 8.6%QoQ decline. Business momentum is
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Muthoot Finance IPO
Muthoot Finance Ltd. (MFL) is the largest gold financing company in India in terms of loan portfolio (AUM of Rs130bn as on Nov’10), with a market share of 19.5% as on FY10.....
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GVK Power & Infrastructure
Our rough capex estimates and equity requirement for growth proposals (Eg: Indo airports, Australian coal mine, possibly Navi Mumbai airport if GVK wins the bid, etc) are to the tune of US$7.4B and US$2.1B
Focus
Property - Prices rise, response wanes
Prices are up 10% versus those at the time of the previous exhibition and attendance seemed muted. Our top picks are (1) Sobha (BUY, TP Rs380) – Bengaluru residential, Oberoi (BUY, TP Rs305) – visible NAV, cash and (3)
Hindsights
India – Agriculture at the cross roads
A critical feature of Indian agriculture has been the deceleration in food grain production. In the 1980’s, agricultural production increased by a cumulative 32%. In the 1990s, it slowed to 24% and further to 19% in the next decade. In fact, output growth has not even kept pace with population growth so much so, that the per capita availability of food has tapered off...
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