Buy, Sell Or Hold: LIC, Piramal Pharma, Mamaearth, Tata Power, Titagarh Rail Systems — Ask Profit
Should you buy shares of Life Insurance Corporation of India and Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd. at the current price? Are Piramal Pharma Ltd. and Tata Power Co. good choices from a long-term perspective? Should you keep holding Mamaearth-parent Honasa Consumer Ltd. and Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd.? Is it the right time to exit Sterling and Wilson Ltd. to book profit?
Mahesh Ojha, assistant vice president for research and development at Hensex Securities Pvt. and Rajesh Bhosale, technical analyst at Angel One Ltd., answered these investor queries and more on NDTV Profit's Ask Profit show.
Tata Power (Current Market Price: Rs 433.55)
Bhosale: Hold
For now, the momentum is a bit gradual and a stiff resistance is seen at around Rs 445 to Rs 450 levels.
Once this level is crossed, then we can expect more momentum which can take the stock towards Rs 500 level.
LIC (CMP: Rs 928.50)
Ojha: Hold
We are extremely bullish on insurance sector.
Optimistic for the stock, with a target of Rs 1,150-1,200 levels.
I suggest a long-term hold on the stock.
Piramal Pharma (CMP: Rs 251.80)
Ojha: Hold
The stock is set for a long-term growth story.
If you view is for 9-12 month horizon, the target is around Rs 325-350.
But, if your view is for more than two years, the target is at Rs 400-plus level.
Titagarh Rail Systems (CMP: Rs 1,333.60)
Ojha: Buy
We may see Rs 1,450 to Rs 1,500 plus levels in upcoming time for the stock.
One should add the stock in a staggered manner.
Downside of Rs 1,150 to Rs 1,200 levels is the best price to add more.
Hyundai Motors (CMP: Rs 1,798)
Ojha: Hold
One can hold the stock.
For two-year perspective, the target will be around Rs 2,000-Rs 2,300 plus levels.
Garden Reach Shipbuilders (CMP: Rs 1,170.15)
Bhosale: Hold
As of now, the short-term momentum is on the positive side.
Hold on for Rs 2,100 level.
Honasa Consumer (CMP: Rs 250.85)
Ojha: Hold for short term
After Q2 results, the stock has seen lower circuits for some time.
We expect Rs 310-320 levels to come at three to six months.
Hold the stock for short-term.
Not optimistic for long-term.
Strides Pharma (CMP: Rs 706.05)
Bhosale: Hold
Overall, the chart structure looks positive.
The stop loss will always be around Rs 650.
In the near term, the stock is headed towards Rs 850-880 levels.
Sterling & Wilson (CMP: Rs 489.10)
Bhosale: Hold and exit on a bounce
Hold on to the stock for now.
The stop loss can be at around Rs 465-475 levels.
After bounce back, the stock will see stiff resistance at around Rs 590-600 levels.
Bosch (CMP: Rs 36,284.6)
Bhosale: Hold.
The stock is gradually moving upwards and the overall chart structure remains positive.
Somewhere around Rs 38,000, we might see some negative diversions. That will be the best time to book profit.
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