No Bears In Sight: Here Are Nifty 500 Stocks With No 'Sell' Calls
As the market rebounds with a winning streak after slipping 10% in the last six months owing to geopolitical conditions and US President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies which have rattled investor sentiment across the world, here is a dose of optimism on the table with a list of stocks that are showing promise.
With no 'sell' calls in sight, companies like KEI Industries Ltd., Delhivery Ltd., and PNC Infratech Ltd. are making a strong case for investors looking for a safer bet with solid growth potential.
Criteria For Success
They must be part of the Nifty 500.
Analyst coverage must exceed 15 analysts on Bloomberg.
Of course, no 'sell' calls.
A total of 228 stocks met the criteria. Out of these, only 18 stand out for having no 'sell' calls. These stocks, with a range of return potentials from 6% to 58%, are the ones to keep an eye out for.
Cream Of The Crop
KEI Industries stands to benefit from a healthy order book coupled with a robust demand scenario from both public and private sector capital expenditure initiatives.
On a similar note, Delhivery has been causing waves in the logistics space, offering stiff competition to its peers. Analysts remain optimistic as the company isn't burdened by major capital expenditure, allowing the company to focus on boosting profitability. It's expected to post significant upside potential.
PNC Infratech has found favour with analysts due to its potential for asset monetisation, a key strategy that could unlock significant value. The company is also expanding its footprint across other segments, providing multiple avenues for growth.
DLF, with its rich land bank and strong saleable areas, remains a favorite in the real estate sector. The company's improving net cash position and margin growth have analysts bullish on its future.
As the operator of India's largest commercial port, analysts believe Adani Ports is in a prime position to benefit from consolidation in the port sector. Adani Ports is also the only company in the top five with zero 'hold' calls.
Stocks In The Middle Ground
Here are a group of stocks with zero 'sell' calls and return potentials ranging between 20% and 30%:
Birla Corp
Karur Vysya Bank
Sona BLW Precision
Varun Beverages
Max Financial Services
Kalpataru Projects
SBI Life Insurance
And then there are those with a more modest upside ranging from 5% to 20%:
Axis Bank
HDFC Life Insurance
ICICI Bank
Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences
HDFC Bank
Muthoot Finance
These stocks, spread across a variety of sectors, offer market participants a safer investment bet with moderate to high growth opportunities.
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