................................................................................................................. counter
!!! W E L C O M E !!!
In INDIA, people generally relate to stock market as “EASY MONEY” or “SATTA BAZAAR”. For them it’s purely a GAME or matter of sheer LUCK and nothing more than that. But seldom do they know, by following certain PRINCIPLES and taking INFORMED decision, this same platform has the power to take them from rags to riches. No doubt, it has a certain amount of RISK attached to it. But every business or investment has it. What more, the Finance Ministry has already made the long term capital gain as TAX FREE whereas the short term capital gain is taxed at merely 10%. On the economic front, India’s GDP is growing and is expected to grow at scorching pace of more than 8%. Unfortunately, even today our market is being ruled and dominated by FIRANGI’s money. But I can see, the day is not far when our general PUBLIC will change its perception and start putting MOST of their savings in equities as an ** Investment **.
Remember, "K N O W L E D G E" and "P A T I E N C E" are the key to success.
Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape
AddThis Social Bookmark Button Add to Technorati Favorites Join My Community at MyBloglog! ...<< Top Blogs >>
SAARTHI

Sensex (LIVE- Intraday)

Sensex (LIVE- Intraday)

Wednesday, May 11, 2005

STOCK WATCH

Indsil Electrosmelts (Code No: 522165) (Rs.60.45) was beaten down since there was a marginal decline in its topline in Q4FY05. But still, the company reported a good bottomline and its operating margins remain healthy above 30%. For the nine months ending 31st March 2005, its net sales increased 20% to Rs.59 cr. and NP stood at Rs.10cr. compared to Rs.0.60 cr. last year. For FY05, it may report an EPS of Rs.14. A strong buy.
Sah Petroleum (Code No: 532543) (Rs.25.80), which came out with public issue at Rs.35, is quoting almost at its all time low. It produces specialty industrial lubricants, rubber processing oils and automotive lubes under the 'Ipol' brand name. Due to the rise in crude oil prices its margins are under pressure. Still, the company is expected to end FY05 with an EPS of Rs.3.5. It is also planning to double its existing capacity to 80,000 kilolitres by April 2006 and may close FY06 with an EPS of Rs.5. The share has the potential to cross Rs.40 in next 12~15 months.

In construction and infrastructure, MSK Project (Code No: 532553) (Rs.65.35) is looking good and is still available reasonably cheap. For FY05, its total revenue grew by marginal 7% to Rs.78 cr. but its NP jumped 65% to Rs.5 cr. posting an EPS of Rs.4. Currently, the company has a healthy order-in-hand position of more than Rs.230 cr. and is expected to post an EPS of Rs.7~8 for FY06. Share price can hit a century in the next 12~15 months.

Over the last few months, MTNL (Code No: 500108) (Rs.115.50) has beaten the big pvt cellular operators in garnering new subscribers both in Delhi and in Mumbai. And things are changing at a much faster pace in MTNL as it is aggressively marketing its products and turning more professional. It has huge reserves of Rs.10,000 cr. and a Gross Block of Rs.13,500 cr. on its current equity of Rs.630 cr. But its market cap is still at Rs.7500 cr. With such a huge infrastructure, strong financials and the management becoming serious, MTNL can grow faster than the industry average. Merger or no merger, MTNL looks good and can be accumulated, as the downfall is limited from current levels.

Lahoti Overseas (Code No: 531842) (Rs.49.50) a leading player in the export of cotton yarn is trading reasonably cheap and can be bought at the current levels. The company is planning to foray into weaving to manufacture and export fabrics as well. It’s a good dividend paying company. For FY05, it may report an EPS of Rs.9 that can rise to Rs.12 in FY06. Its share price can rise 50% in 12 months

Tata Sponge (Code No: 513010) (Rs.177.45) has once again come out with impressive numbers for March’05 quarter. Its sales grew by 40% to Rs.65 cr. and NP was up 60% to Rs.16 cr. For FY05, it reported an EPS of Rs.40 and declared 70% dividend. The company is expanding its installed capacity from 2,40,000 TPA to 3,90,000 TPA and may report an EPS of Rs.45 for FY06. Its downside is very limited from hereon where as on the upside, it can easily cross Rs.250 marks.

No comments: