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Monday, December 31, 2007

Our Picks For the Year 2008

On the stocks which are already on our recommended list we feel Orchid Chemicals and Riddhi Siddhi Gluco Biols will emerge as clear winner in this new year.

On the large cap we like

ONGC
(CMP Rs. 1236.50/-)

The stock currently trades at 12 times it's FY08E EPS of 105. At the current price the stock is an excellent value buy. Being an Oil Exploration company the high oil prices is set to benefit it's top line and bottom line growth. ONGC's aggressive gas discovery this year provides a positive outlook for re-rating in this counter.

On the Smallcap front our picks are

Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn Ltd (CMP Rs.197/-)

The stock currently trades at less than 6 times it's trailing 12 month EPS. With aggressive expansion plans and strong operating margins among textile stocks, the stock is a good value pick for the coming year.

Himalya International (CMP Rs. 27/-)

The stock currently trades at around 9 times it's trailing 12 month EPS. With growing domestic retail sector this food processing company is expected to see aggressive growth in both top line and bottom line earnings.

On the Midcap stocks we bet on

JK Lakshmi Cement (CMP Rs.198/-)

Coming soon...Watch out our blog for a detailed analysis on JK Lakshmi Cement

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

You have recommended Orchid at around 220 and now it is trading at near 300. Would you still suggest a buy on this?

Srivatsan said...

Yes we are positive on orchid at this level. Orchid has quiet good number of FDA filings for which approval are expected in the years to come. If you are a short term investor you can wait for some correction. Long term investors can definitely enter at this level

USHA said...

Hi Srivatsan,
Thanks for your gr8 job.We both wish you a very happy newyear2008.

Anonymous said...

Nice blog and Stock Recommendation. Keep up the good work

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Il semble que vous soyez un expert dans ce domaine, vos remarques sont tres interessantes, merci.

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