Some stocks to look in volatile market
This is the time where Market is in a very broad trading range and so what I think is the time for some good investment and so I have come up with some stock suggestions.
Mahindra & Mahindra
FY08E EPS is Around 62 and PE ratio for Mahindra & Mahindra is 11.0 for FY08E where as the aggregate sector FY08E PE ratio for Automobiles is around 15.4 so that does mean Mahindra & Mahindra is quite cheap and Mahindra & Mahindra has quite a few products that is coming along.
Tata Motors
FY08E EPS is Around 52 and PE ratio for Tata Motors is 12.4 for FY08E where as the aggregate sector FY08E PE ratio for Automobiles is around 15.4 so that does mean Tata Motors is quite cheap and as we all know Tata Motors has quite a few products including the 1 lakh car that is coming along.
Bharat Electronics
FY08E EPS is Around 92 and PE ratio for Bharat Electronics is 12.1 for FY08E where as the aggregate sector FY08E PE ratio for Engineering is around 33.8 so that does mean Bharat Electronics is quite cheap and a good investment idea.
Tata Tea
FY08E EPS is Around 47 and PE ratio for Tata Tea is 17.5 for FY08E where as the aggregate sector FY08E PE ratio for FMCG is around 26.5 and so its one of the better stock to be in when you are looking for high inflation month and looking for some investment in FMCG sector.
Punj LLoyd
FY08E EPS is Around 2.5 and PE ratio for Punj LLoyd is 142 for FY08E but its still one of the stock I would like to hold because it can provide me some more momentum with my portfolio and also with stability.
TV Today
FY08E EPS is Around 7 and PE ratio for TV Today is 14 for FY08E where as the aggregate sector FY08E PE ratio for Media and Entertainment is around 25.1 and so its one of the better stock to be in. I have one more added reasons to be investing in TV Today because there is one large fund from Sundaram is coming along for Entertainment.
Tata Steel
FY08E EPS is Around 82 and PE ratio for Tata Steel is 8.7 for FY08E where as the aggregate sector FY08E PE ratio for Steel is around 10.8 so that does mean Tata Steel is quite cheap and though there is some concern as far as Steel sector is concerned but I am still bullish on the sector.
Bharti Airtel
FY08E EPS is Around 35 and PE ratio for Bharti Airtel is 23.8 for FY08E where as the aggregate sector FY08E PE ratio for communication is around 22.8 so that does mean Bharti Airtel is not cheap but as there is some news about acquiring MTN it could go down and that would make it cheap and would be a good buy.
Sesa Goa
FY08E EPS is Around 380 and PE ratio for Sesa Goa is 10.5 for FY08E where as the aggregate sector FY08E PE ratio for Steel is around 10.8 so that does mean Sesa Goa is cheap and also have shown very good earnings and so is a very good buy.
Data Source is from Motilal Oswal Quarterly Magazine.
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sir if possible can you please update me with the trend in market coz itz being very difficult to analyze it
how to analyse fake companies and protect from them like recent in shree ahsta vinayak sudden hike then circuit whats the matter
Try to invest in companies which are in Nifty because Nifty and Sensex listed companies are for sure not fake. I do trade in companies like you mentioned but I know when you should enter and when to exit. Avoid them if you cannot understand why they are up or down in circuit.