Planning To Invest in Divi’s Lab, Suzlon, Venus Remedies? #AskBQ
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On Friday's episode, Rakesh Bansal, vice president at RK Global and Hemen Kapadia of KR Choksey Shares gave their views on Divi's Lab, Suzlon, Venus Remedies and many more.
Watch the discussion here:
Here are the edited excerpts of the interview:
Monty Sharma: I bought 500 shares of Divi's Lab at Rs 880 with a short-term view. Should I hold or sell?
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to sell.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to hold with a stoploss at Rs 830. If Rs 890 is taken out on upside, then Rs 935 is the likely target.
Suhas Vyas: Bought 100 shares of ITC at Rs 385 with a one year view. Should I hold or sell?
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to hold.
Hemen Kapadia: I would advise you to hold and average around Rs 255. Rs 245-250 is the strong support zone and one year conservative target is above Rs 325.
Anil Jaykar: I want to invest Rs 20,000 in the market with a long-term view. Please advise.
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to buy Reliance Industries on declines.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to buy in companies like Sundram Fastener, Borosil Glass and Navkar Corp.
Chintan: I bought 1,400 shares of Aurionpro Solutions at Rs 150 with a six month view. Should I hold or sell?
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to hold.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to hold with a six-month target of Rs 175. Strong support seen at Rs 130.
Aryan Rana: I bought 100 shares of Venus Remedies with a three-month view. Should I hold or sell?
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to hold.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to switch to companies like Shilpi Medicare or Cipla.
Abhishek Agrawal: I want to invest in Graphite India with a long-term view. Please advise.
Hemen Kapadia: I would advise you to buy on declines.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to either add on declines or buy Sundram Fastener for a target of Rs 1,100 in two-years.
Sunil Jain: I want to invest in HFCL with a long-term view. Please advise.
Hemen Kapadia: It is a high risk buy.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to avoid and suggest you to buy KM Sugar for target of Rs 35-37 in six to eight months and target of Rs 50 in 18-24 months.
Raj Shah: I bought 500 shares of Bhansali Engineering at Rs 83. Should I hold or sell?
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to hold.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to book profit around Rs 125-135.
Abhinandan: I bought 2,000 shares of Suzlon at Rs 24.45 with a long-term view. Should I hold or sell?
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to hold.
Rakesh Bansal: Same.
Gagan Maheshwari: I want to invest in Kalyani Steel with a short-term view. Please advise.
Hemen Kapadia: I would advise you to invest with a stoploss of Rs 389
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to buy only if you have a view of at least one-year. One-year target is Rs 500
Allen Ved: I bought 100 shares of Techno Electric at `346 with a 1-year view. Should I hold or sell ?
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to hold.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to hold with support of Rs 290. One year target is Rs 400.
Hemachandra Srinivasappa: I want to invest in Fedders Electric & Engineering with a long-term view. Please advise
Hemen Kapadia: I would advice you to buy.
Rakesh Bansal: I would advise you to buy with one-year target of Rs 109 and support of Rs 60.
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Analysts' Disclosure:
Hemen Kapadia: I have no financial interests but some of my relatives may own some of the stocks discussed.
Rakesh Bansal: I have no financial interests and do not hold any stocks discussed.
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