Good stock for long term investment.
EPS : 47
Book value:252
Graham fair value: 517
The stock may reach 500 from its current value of 296.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Thursday, December 31, 2009
NIFTY - Range for January 2010
Technically Nifty may reach 5400 in January 2010. Nifty has strong downside resistance at 5100.
So technically may trade in the range of 5100 - 5400 in the month of january.
So technically may trade in the range of 5100 - 5400 in the month of january.
Power grid corporation - Multibagger
Power Grid Corporation of India, a Navratna Public Sector Enterprise, is one of the largest transmission utilities in the world. It wheels about 45% of the total power generated in the country on its transmission network. PowerGrid has a pan India presence with around 71,500 Circuit Kms of Transmission network and 120 nos. of EHVAC & HVDC sub-stations with a total transformation capacity of 79,500 MVA. POWERGRID has also diversified into Telecom business and established a telecom network of more than 20,000 Kms across the country.
PowerGrid Corporation of India has posted a strong set of numbers. The company has posted a net profit of Rs 459.97 crore for the quarter ended Sep 30, 2009 against Rs 396.43 crore for the quarter ended Sep 30, 2008, up 16%.
The Power Grid stock may give 200-300 percent return in 3 years time.
PowerGrid Corporation of India has posted a strong set of numbers. The company has posted a net profit of Rs 459.97 crore for the quarter ended Sep 30, 2009 against Rs 396.43 crore for the quarter ended Sep 30, 2008, up 16%.
The Power Grid stock may give 200-300 percent return in 3 years time.
Micro Technologies - Target 250 in 2 months
Micro technologies is fundamentally a good company in IT space and its current valuation is low when compared to its peers. The EPS is around 52 and its P/E is 3. Its book value is 243 which makes it a good investment right now.
The stock has good potential to rise from its current price of 165 to reach a target 250 in 2 months.
The stock has good potential to rise from its current price of 165 to reach a target 250 in 2 months.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Stock investing Basics
Stock Investing Basics for Small Investors.
1. Dont borrow money to invest in stocks.
2. Dont buy stocks from money kept for other commitments.
3. Dont rush to invest in stocks.
4. Never invest not more than 30% of your cash savings.
5. Do your own research before investing in stocks.
6. Always go for Long term investment.
7. Avoid Intraday trading.
8. Invest in value based growth oriented stocks.
9. Buy good stocks in small quantity every month.
10. Invest in mutual funds using Systematic Invest Plan (SIP).
11. Identify turn around stocks and invest. (very difficult)
12. Finally, Dont invest in stocks if you dont know anything about them.
1. Dont borrow money to invest in stocks.
2. Dont buy stocks from money kept for other commitments.
3. Dont rush to invest in stocks.
4. Never invest not more than 30% of your cash savings.
5. Do your own research before investing in stocks.
6. Always go for Long term investment.
7. Avoid Intraday trading.
8. Invest in value based growth oriented stocks.
9. Buy good stocks in small quantity every month.
10. Invest in mutual funds using Systematic Invest Plan (SIP).
11. Identify turn around stocks and invest. (very difficult)
12. Finally, Dont invest in stocks if you dont know anything about them.
Invest Safely
How to invest Safely?
Many people tend to invest blindly. This would lead to losses.
Every small investor shoud have atleast 6 times of his monthly salary (or monthly expenses) as cash savings.In case of any emergencies, job loss, this savings would help him to run the family until next job. ( hopefully he might get another job in next three months.)
Apart from above mentioned savings, from the remaining savings he can invest 25% in stocks, Mutual funds, 25% in gold and save another 50% for long term goals (to buy home etc.)
If any investor follows the above mentioned principles he will be always safe financially.
Happy investing
Many people tend to invest blindly. This would lead to losses.
Every small investor shoud have atleast 6 times of his monthly salary (or monthly expenses) as cash savings.In case of any emergencies, job loss, this savings would help him to run the family until next job. ( hopefully he might get another job in next three months.)
Apart from above mentioned savings, from the remaining savings he can invest 25% in stocks, Mutual funds, 25% in gold and save another 50% for long term goals (to buy home etc.)
If any investor follows the above mentioned principles he will be always safe financially.
Happy investing
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