Buy, Sell Or Hold: HAL, RVNL, Power Grid Corp, JSW Energy, HUDCO — Ask Profit
Should you buy shares of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. at the current market price? Have you lost the opportunity to buy stocks of Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd.? Is Housing And Urban Development Corp. a good choice from a long-term perspective? Should you sell shares of JSW Energy Ltd. at the current market price?
Hensex Securities' Mahesh M Ojha, technical analyst Sarvendra Srivastav, AUM Capital's Rajesh Agarwal, and Prabhudas Liladhar's Vaishali Parekh provided insights on these investor queries and more on NDTV Profit's Ask Profit show.
HAL (CMP: Rs 4,307)
Parekh: Hold, Buy On Dips
Hold with a trailing stoploss.
If buying, Rs 4,000 would be the ideal level.
In longer term, it may reach Rs 5,000 levels.
Look for higher targets.
RVNL (CMP: Rs 368.30)
Agarwal: Hold
One should continue to hold at these levels.
Order book is strong.
All the exaggeration in the valuation is already discounted.
JSW Energy (CMP: Rs 510.95)
Agarwal: Buy
Right time to add more shares, if investing with long-term perspective.
Trading at decent valuation.
Everything is in their favour, capacity has been expanded.
Power Grid Corp. (CMP: Rs 314.95)
Srivastav: Buy
Watch out for Rs 295-294 levels, where longer term setups are placed.
Look for targets in Rs 335-340 range in a three-month period.
If the stock slips below Rs 295, exit for time being.
Ojha: Buy
Good buy from current levels.
From longer term perspective, one can see more upside at Rs 360-375 level.
HUDCO (CMP: Rs 231.45)
Ojha: Hold For Long Term, Sell In Short Term
If you're looking for a longer term horizon, one can hold the stock until it reaches Rs 260-Rs 275.
Book 50% parcel profit on short term.
Srivastav: Hold
Definitely looking at good momentum in short term.
Stock is above its long term averages.
Good support areas are Rs 260-270, with a buy price of Rs 250.
IDFC First Bank (CMP: Rs 68.45)
Ojha: Sell On Rise
Some upside of Rs 76-78 could come in three to six months horizon.
One should try to exit on these higher levels.
Tata Technologies (CMP: Rs 720.50)
Ojha: Hold
IT sector is currently not doing that positively.
Still optimistic for upside of Rs 950-Rs 960 from a one-year horizon.
Seeing better upsides in one-to-three years timeframe.
Avenue Supermart (DMart) (CMP: Rs 4,508.10)
Ojha: Hold
Looking good from current perspective..
Expansion of stores has been solid, seeing positive changes.
Can hold further.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the investment advisers on NDTV Profit are of their own and not of NDTV Profit. NDTV Profit advises users to consult with their own financial or investment adviser before taking any investment decision.
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