Buy, Sell Or Hold? How Should You Play These Mid-Cap Stocks #AskBQ
#AskBQ is BloombergQuint's daily offering where market experts help investors make the right investment choice — be it in equities, commodities or the derivatives markets.
On Monday's episode, Kiran Jadhav, chief managing director at Kiran Jadhav & Associates and Parthiv Shah, director at TRACOM Stock Brokers gave their views on stocks to invest while entering the market, along with Torrent Power, Amara Raja Batteries, STEL Holdings and many more.
Watch the conversation:
Edited excerpts from the conversation:
Sangram Nayak: I bought 90 shares of Torrent Power at Rs 220 with a four-year view. Should I hold or sell?
Parthiv Shah: I suggest you to hold on to the stock.
Amar Dave: Between IDFC and IDFC Bank, which is a better bet with a long-term view?
Parthiv Shah: I prefer IDFC Bank.
Shivendra Singh: I bought 100 shares of Ashok Leyland at Rs 126.50 with a long-term view. Should I hold or sell?
Kiran Jadhav: I would recommend you to hold at current levels with a stop-loss at Rs 120.
Ankur: I want to invest in Amara Raja Batteries with a six-year view. Is this the right time to invest?
Kiran Jadhav: You can buy it but with a strict stop-loss at Rs 675.
Hartagouri Prasad: I want to invest in Delta Corp with a five-year view. Is this the right time to invest?
Parthiv Shah: Yes.
Raghvendra: I want to invest in Pidilite Industries wit a long-term view. is this the right time to invest?
Kiran Jadhav: Take a review once the stock touches the Rs 700-mark.
Vishal Rajpal: I bought 100 shares of Apollo Tyres at Rs 247 with a long-term view. Should I hold or sell?
Parthiv Shah: I prefer MRF over Apollo Tyres.
Akther Shaikh: I bought 100 shares of STEL Holdings at Rs 75 with a 4-year view. Should I hold more or sell?
Parthiv Shah: I would recommend you to hold on to the stock.
Dyanesh: I bought 20 shares of Sharda Motor at Rs 2,540. Should I add more or sell at current levels?
Kiran Jadhav: I would suggest you to exit at current levels.
Sudhakar Reddy: I bought AB Capital at Rs 185. Can I hold with a six-month view?
Parthiv Shah: If you are a long-term investor, you can hold on to the stock.
Sandeep Reddy: I currently hold Indiabulls Housing Ventures. Please suggest.
Kiran Jadhav: You can hold on to the stock with a trailing stop-loss at Rs 270.
Balaji Srinivas: I bough BHEL at Rs 99.50. I want to sell tomorrow after the results announcement. Please suggest.
Parthiv Shah: We expect lackluster results from BHEL. I prefer ABB India, Cummins India and Siemens.
Vishal Jain: Should one buy Cipla before the company announces results?
Kiran Jadhav: One can hold with a trailing stop-loss at Rs 622.
Harshad Prabhudesai: I hold 1,000 shares of Capital First at Rs 680.
Kiran Jadhav: The stock has a potential upside. one can keep a stop-loss at Rs 700. One can hold with a three year view and expect multi gains.
Shubham: I am new to the market and I want to know in which stock should I invest?
Parthiv Shah: I would suggest you to build diversified portfolio with a slightly large-cap stocks. I prefer companies like Tata Chemicals, Bharat Forge and Reliance Industries for a new investor in the stock market.
Amit Bhansali Jain: I bought Oriental Bank of Commerce at Rs 144. Please suggest.
Kiran Jadhav: One can keep a stop-loss at Rs 133.
Prashant Dattatreya Joshi: I bought 500 shares of ONGC at a price of Rs 178 with a long-term view. Should I hold on to the stock?
Parthiv Shah: I would recommend you to hold on to the stock.
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Analysts' disclosure:
- Parthiv Shah has recommended one or more stocks to clients and may also have holdings in the stocks discussed today.
- Kiran Jadhav does not have any financial interest nor does he hold any stocks that were discussed today.
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