"We have a price target of Rs 178. HCC’s core business has been valued at 17x FY09 EPS, Lavasa has been valued at Rs 44 per share, the Vikhroli IT Park has been valued at Rs 16.7 per share, and the two SRS projects and annuity BOT projects at Rs 13.6 per share. We maintain BUY rating on the company," says Lilladher's research report.
Friday, June 6, 2008
Stock Idea: HCC
"We have a price target of Rs 178. HCC’s core business has been valued at 17x FY09 EPS, Lavasa has been valued at Rs 44 per share, the Vikhroli IT Park has been valued at Rs 16.7 per share, and the two SRS projects and annuity BOT projects at Rs 13.6 per share. We maintain BUY rating on the company," says Lilladher's research report.
Markets Today
Markets opened gap up at 4725.40 and flip-flopped between 4660 and 4710 through the session. However the market slipped in the later part probably due to lack in conviction to carry trade over the week-end.
Nifty closed down - 1.05 % losing 49.15 pts to end at 4627.18
Sensex closed down - 1.25 % to end at about 15572 down 197.54 pts
Broader markets too witnessed selling in late trade
Nifty Junior was down 1.31% (down 101.8 pts) ; while the CNX Midcap 100 lost 0.35% (- 21.75 pts)
BSE Small Cap Index was down about 0.51% ( -39.54 pts)
BSE Oil and Gas down 0.55% (- 55.75 pts)
BSE Healthcare Index down 1.15% (-49.88 pts)
BSE Metals Index lost 1.27% (- 199.80 pts)
BSE FMCG Index down 2.65% (-64.28 pts)
Gainers:SpiceJet gained smartly today, was up 14.49 % Cairn up (8.61%) had respectable gains by end of trade on the back of rise in crude oil price.Voltas gained 7.47%, HCC up 6.52%, Impex Ferro up 4.94%, Indiabulls Realty up 4.60%, Suzlon up 4.32%
Losers:ONGC ended its gaining streak to end with a 1.90% loss.GHCL (-11.3%), Neyveli Lignite (-7.65%), Piramal life Sciences (-7.63%), HPCL (-5.92%) all lost significantly The resilient Wipro (-4.44%), ITC (-4.07%), Mercator Lines (-4.20%) too lost.
NSE Advance Decline ratio at closing was 1 : 1.66
Total cash turnover at Rs 17589 cr today
Total F&O turnover at Rs 33425 cr Vs Rs 42656 cr on Thursday
Total market turnover was at Rs 51015 cr Vs Rs 65134 cr on Thursday
Global ShotAsian Indices ended mostly in the green, barring Shanghai and Kospi which were marginally in the red.
Nikkei (1.03%), Thailand (0.95%), Hang Seng (0.61%), Taiwan (0.08%) ended on a positive note; Kospi (-0.08%), Shanghai (-0.66%), ended in the red.
F&O Snapshot
Options:Nifty 4800 put sheds 10.8 lakh shares
Star Trade: Cairn up 7.5%; adds 17.7 lakh shares
Fresh Short:Nifty dn 1.4%; adds 26.5 lakh sharesITC dn 3.2%; adds 13.5 lakh sharesDLF dn 4.4%; 10.7 lakh sharesNeyvli dn 8%; adds 5.5 lakh sharesIDFC dn 4%; adds 3.8 lakh shares
Long Unwinding:IFCI dn 3.1%; sheds 16.9 lakh sharesIspat dn 3.7%; sheds 13.7 lakh sharesJP Associates dn 3%; sheds 6.8 lakh sharesChambal dn 3.7%; sheds 6.6 lakh shares
Short Covering: Voltas up 6%; sheds 4.4 lakh sharesHCC up 5.6%; sheds 3.3 lakh shares
Intraday Trading Calls for 06th June
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Stock Idea: PVR
Prabhudas Lilladher has maintained its buy rating on PVR with a target price Rs 318 in its June 3, 2008 research report. "PVR’s Q4FY08 results exceeded our expectations. Revenue for the quarter grew by 32.9% YoY to Rs 543 million. PVR reported impressive full year numbers. Its consolidated revenue for the year grew by 49.7% to Rs 2659 million. Operating profit margins expanded by 298 bps. Consequently, PAT grew by a whopping 112.2% to Rs 216 million."
"PVR is emerging as a strong entertainment conglomerate with complete integration across the entire film value chain and entry into exhibition related retail entertainment businesses. We expect PVR’s existing business to report revenue and profit to grow at 48% and 70% CAGR respectively over FY07-10. At the current market price of Rs 174, PVR is trading at 12.7x FY09 and 8.4x FY10 earnings. We expect the company’s valuations to be re-rated as it aggressively scales-up its new ventures. We maintain BUY rating on the stock," says Lilladher's research report.
Markets Today
The Sensex closed at 15,769.72, up 1.64% or 254.93 points after hitting an intraday high of 15,814.80 and low of 15,314.02. The Nifty touched a high/low of 4690.60 and 4536.25, before finishing the day at 4676.95, up 1.99% or 91.35 points. BSE Midcap and Small cap indices ended marginally higher.
Biggest gainers were ONGC (7.46%), Wipro (6.25%), Infosys (5.86%), Reliance Infra (5.68%), Suzlon Energy (9.18%), Tata Power (8.06%) and GAIL (7.19%). However, DLF (-3%), Reliance (-2.58%), Ambuja Cements (-1.89%), Tata Motors (-1.82%), BPCL (-6.35%) and PNB (-2.68%) were draggers.
Market breadth also improved but closed in negative, about 1359 shares have advanced, 1571 shares declined, and 183 shares remained unchanged.
Technology Index outperformed other indices, jumped 5.01% or 220.09 points to settle at 4,617.44 as huge buying seen in Tech Mahindra, Wipro, Infosys, HCL Tech, Satyam, Patni Computer, TCS and Mphasis. The Indian Rupee was trading at 42.90 per dollar.
Amongst telecom space, Tata Communication, Tata Teleservices, Spice Comm, Bharti Airtel, MTNL, Reliance Comm and Idea Cellular have gained.
Power stocks looked fully charged up, index shot up by 2.89% to close at 2,708.49 due to sharp advances in Suzlon Energy, Tata Power, Reliance Infra and NTPC.
In the oil and gas space, ONGC, GAIL, Essar Oil, RNRL, Cairn India and Petronet LNG were gainers while BPCL, IOC, HPCL and Reliance losers. Index ended flat.
FMCG Index finished at 2,426.16, up 2.48% on the back of smart jump in Tata Tea, HUL, United Spirits, ITC, Britannia and Nestle.
Banking stocks like Yes Bank, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, SBI and Kotak Mahindra have gained a lot. Bankex surged 1.92% or 138.21 points at 7,348.58.
There were sweet pills from healthcare sector, index was up 1.9% at 4,345.89 due to buying in Sun Pharma, Divis Labs, Dr Reddys Labs, Sun Pharma Adv, Aurobindo Pharma, Cipla and Ranbaxy Labs.
Metal stocks like Jindal Steel, NALCO, Tata Steel, SAIL, JSW Steel and Hindalco have shined. Index moved up by 1.89% or 291.44 points at 15,714.59.
However, realty stocks have shown remarkable recovery from days low though ended in red. Index plunged 0.99% to close at 6,326.05 and recovered nearly 300 points. Selling seen in Phoenix Mills, Anant Raj Ind, Ansal Properties, DLF and Indiabulls Real while buying in Mahindra Life, Puravankara Proj, HDIL, Peninsula Land and Unitech.
Auto and Capital Goods indices finished with marginal loss.
Most active counters were Reliance Industries, ONGC, Tata Steel, L&T and Bharti Airtel.
Turnover traded by markets for the day stood at Rs 73159.72 crore , including Rs 15987.26 crore from NSE Cash segment, Rs 51017.90 crore from NSE F&O and Rs 6154.56 crore from BSE Cash segment.
Stock Idea: TNPL
"Company has completed its capex plan to increase pulp capacity by Mar’08 and is expected to benefit from next quarter. Realisations for paper are also expected to increase due to excise duty benefit and increase in paper prices. We maintain our positive outlook on the company on account of favourable industry dynamics and maintain our BUY recommendation on the stock with a price target of Rs 151, an upside of 51%," says Emkay's research report.
Intraday Trading Calls for 5th June
Today's Intraday Stock Tips/Trading Calls:
ROLTA INDIA
RPL
RPOWER
LANCO INFRA
UNITECH
NEYVELI LIGNITE
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Others: Yes Bank, Union Bank, Chambal Fertilizer.
Good Luck
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