Hi Roneeth,
TVS...as it's your father's long term investment, he must have got in way lower and so must be in good profits.
The issue with TVS is on fundamentals. Between Bajaj and Hero Honda, they have about 80% of the two wheeler market share. Now Suzuki which broke away from TVS a few years ago plans to re-enter the Indian market with two new models. In all this I believe TVS will gain only modestly. It may be just a good idea to pull out at any rise at some point and reinvest in another counter. Something in capital goods, construction, engineering, logistics, midcap technology, pharma, to name a few sectors would be good.
On technicals, TVS has slipped from the recent high of 115, and at 109 tonight, is above the critical supports at 103-106. Hold if the supports prove strong for a short term bounce and watch. Exit would be below 103. The market is running weak, and so these levels are likely to be skewed. Since the entry is much lower, you may want to see if 100 and 98 hold.
Indiabulls seems to be on the path to recovery after some severe bashing in the recent months. SEBI's shadow has lifted, and it seems so has the real estate glitch. Results come out on Wednesday. The levels to watch would be 211-216-221-226-231. It coud turn quite bullish above this. I'm hesitating to suggest buying more to better the average looking at it's recent performance and the general market outlook in the very short term. Just wait and watch. It's fundamentally a very strong counter, and financial services and real estate are great businesses. Having been in for so long, and if you have a longer perspective, you could consider buing more once it trades above 221.
JP Hydro has under performed quite badly and has remained a trading stock for yo-yo day traders. Again, having waited all this time, see it past the results now to see if there is a surprise waiting. The good monsoons may have done some good for all that hydro. If not, consider moving out. S/l is below 32, but do give some leeway for the market.
Do get back with any doubts, and all the best.