Anupama Singh said:
Hi Amit, I am relatively new over here and also in the stock mkt.This pullback is giving me an opportunity to enter.Is it okay to enter Gammon and Aptech at this level or should I wait for some more pullback? Thanks in advance.
Anu
Hi Anupama,
Gammon has run up quite a bit since I called it at 260 where it was just about to flare. It has ways to go yet, if you are looking at a mid to long term holding. 8 to 12 months should see it 600 plus. There is unlikely to be a significant drop from the current 375 levels.
Gammon is a great company, but besides this, there is a play in the infrastructure sector. Lately again, the govt. has committed a very large outlay to roads, airports, seaports, power-plants etc. Construction companies, capital good, engineering and cement are the obvious beneficiaries.
Another sector that should come out with good earnings post the good monsoons, together with the govt. subsidies is the fertiliser and agro chemicals industry.
Sugar and pharmaceuticals is good too.
Thee are many choices available across the board, but most good ones have run up already.
Im listing a few good scrips here which have good upside potential going ahead into the mid to long term.
Gammon CMP 376.
Era Construction CMP 149
Noida Toll Bridge CMP 28
Mahindra Gesco CMP 197
Praj Industrries CMP 113
Patel Engineering CMP 243
SKF CMP 212
Jp Hydro CMP 32
Prism Cement CMP 25
India Cement CMP 107
Guj. Ambuja Cem CMP 65
Jain Irrigation CMP 171
Deepak Fertiliser CMP 81
Chambal Fertiliser CMP 35
Ind Swift Labs CMP 195
Nicholas Piramal CMP 258
Dabur CMP 150
Thee are so many more likely winners and would be a long exercise to look them up.
These could be taken at any decline, and are not necessarily about to go through the roof. Most of these have already had such breakouts, and from here on are mid to long term plays.
Any members interested can make a note too. I could suggest likely entries to these, but please do some work and decide which you like before posting.
Nandan(nn0023) you can look here too.
Regards.