Wednesday, 13 January 2016

52 weeks in the fall of the market at the height of these stocks still investment opportunity


The Sensex in early January 12 days has broken 1420 points. Although astrazeneca, baphna Pharma, dhampur shugars, hfcl, Jet Airways, SREI infra as many stocks are at an altitude of 52 weeks.These faster decline in crude stocks and raised in recent Government steps to go. Further these stocks and show.So for these short-term bets can be placed.

These stocks hit new 52-week class
Market crash of MidCap Pharma returned to shopping. This advantage got baphna astrazeneca and Pharma.Astrazeneca has 1348 rupees on Tuesday touched a level of, which is the highest level of 52 weeks. There, baphna Pharma stocks on Tuesday touched the highest level of 52.40

Sugar prices continue to rise in the wake of Dhampur Sugars. The company's stock had touched a high of 79.75 rupees to the 52-week.Also recently received several large orders have picked up in the cords Cables and Genus Power.

Crude prices due to cheaper fuel hope. Therefore, Jet Airways' stock also its 52-week highs reached Rs 783.60 crore

Why the rise in these stocks 
Angel Broking analyst Mayuresh Joshi says that even if the market is down, but selectively buying stocks trend continues. These stocks are selling fast, because crude.The decline in crude reduced costs and profit margins of the companies will be better. The government has increased spending on infrastructure .The large infrastructure projects have been issued. So infrastructure is holding his index fall .

Is still a chance to invest 
  • Choice Broking associate director Sumit Bgdia the airline with stoploss of Rs 740 up to Rs 770 in the can long. It may look and 10 per cent. Shares can go up to Rs 850
  • Tredsvift Broking Sandeep Jain is to invest in the sugar sector Balrampur Chini, Dhampur Sugars and Bajaj Hindusthan bets on these stocks be 2-3 
  • Precision investment Kiran Jadhav said SREI Infra chart pattern looks lovely, it can be long with stoploss of Rs 52.SREI Infra target of up to Rs 80 in next 1 month may lead to.
  • According to physical Simi Simi physical dotcom shares of Genus Power has been spectacular and it has given very good returns.If it does hold 70 per share level of Rs 55-57 levels may appear to come soon. Genus Power's share of the budget to be bouncing back
1454 Sensex and the Nifty lost 436 points in 12 days
China's concern and the fall in prices of crude in 2016, the first 12 days of the month the Sensex has plunged 1,454 points, or 5.44 percent .However, the Nifty has fallen 436 points, or 5.50 percent. Although the mid-cap index lost 2.25 percent.



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