Building Up A Portfolio At A 7000 Level

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Indian Equities - Downside Risks Building

Domestic inflation is rising rapidly and the central bank has been tightening policy. Money growth is already slowing sharply, which typically heralds a slowdown in Indian's business cycle. With the P/E ratio at 22 (among the highest globally), stocks offer very little valuation cushion to protect against deteriorating monetary conditions and slowing growth.

More technically, the advance/decline line for the Indian stock exchange has peaked, which typically serves as a warning signal for a rollover in share prices. Banking issues appear most vulnerable as they are directly exposed to rising interest rates and the ensuing slowdown in credit demand. Bottom line: long only investors should stay clear of Indian stocks, while hedge funds should watch for shorting opportunities.


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Supratik
 
Hi All,

Budget likely to bring favour to Semiconductor Industry. This is already viewed in Moschip Semiconductor – I found only this one – however the company’s performance has not been convincing – if anybody has any other semiconductor industry known – do post it
Suggest all to stay out of the markets till a correct trend appears

Stock view – Pratibha Industries

(Disclosure: To add on I have taken position in the above)

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Supratik
 
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It would be good - but cannot suggest an entry point. NIIT ltd has a strong base point at 600 - even during correction it has stayed above the mark.

I think both have steam left.

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Supratik
NIIT Ltd was recommended at 560 levels - hold

Jupiter - hold

A lot of volatility on the counters - dont sell in panic - we will keep proper SL if required.

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Supratik
 
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