It has gained about 18% till January 7 and from January 7 when the fall started, it has lost half of its gains - over 10% gains have been lost in the process. The run is not secular all across the stocks there are about three varieties of stocks.
The first variety is the kind of stocks, which have fallen even during the time of the run and have also fallen during the time of the fall.
For instance, Kirti Industries has lost about 16% from December 21 till the January 7 and it has lost about 27% from January 7 till date; and this is in fact at the back of strong result. The net profit was about 472%, the net sales was 60%.
The list of stocks such as Geefcee Finance, Advani Hotels, GSFC and other stocks have lost in both the run as well as the fall - so these are the stocks which look the most weakest.
But if one looks at the other stocks like GV Films, IKF -these have traced the BSE smallcap stock. They have gained anywhere between 42 to 75%, but they have lost over 25% during the process. The stocks like Kohinoor Broad, Punjab Alkalies, Tamil Nadu Petro - these are the kinds of stocks which have traced the smallcap.
While this is happening with these two list of stocks, the third list is of stocks which has been strong both during the run as well as the fall. The stocks like HCL Manufacturing - this has a good result and the acquisition has gone up well with the markets. It was up 42% during the run of the smallcap indices and has gained about 46% in the last ten days and so is the case of Tricom India - it has gained about 12% in the last 10 days. Usher Agro, Vas Infrastructure, Gayatri Projects these are some of the stocks, which have had a good run and looked strong in the market as of now.
SMALL CAP WEAKNESS
Stocks (%) Dec 21-Jan 7 Jan 7-17
Kriti Industries -16 -27
Geefcee Finance -12 -12
Advani Hotels -8 -13
GSFC -7 -18
Intellvisions Software -5 -16
Ray Ban Sun Optics -5 -14
SMALL CAP WATCH
Stocks (%) Dec 21-Jan 7 Jan 7-17
GV Films 46 -26
IKF Tech 75 -29
Kohinoor Broad 56 -24
Punjab Alkalies 56 -29
Tamilnadu Petro 48 -27
K Sera Sera 37 -23
Mysore Paper 40 -29
Mro-Tek 60 -22
SMALL CAP WATCH
Stocks (%) Dec 21-Jan 7 Jan 7-17
SEL Manufacturing 42 46
Tricom India 80 12
Usher Agro 48 22
Vas Infrastructure 32 57
Gayatri Projects 22 13
Radhe Developers 62 47
Quintegra Solutions 48 21
Hi,
ReplyDeleteOnce again after crash Nifty has started going up. Now we suggest all rises should be used as an opportunity to exit old long positions.
This bull run will continue for few more days. Overall market is in bearish mood as in medium term its just a small rally due to short covering
and result season.
Happy Trading,
ShareGyan
ALPS INDUSTRIES - Target price Rs 120 in one year
ReplyDeleteIPO price Rs 120 (2005)
Date : 14 Jan 2010
This script shall go much above the issue price of Rs 120 but you have to hold for at least one year. I think that it should cross the said Rs 120 mark on 21 Dec 2010 when the next round of the climate talks is concluded in Mexico City when many legal bindings related to the enviroment are going to be invariably enforced upon all the countries.
Alps industries is an environment related company since it deals with renewable cotton.
And Alps Industries is going to be the biggest beneficiary of the climmate talks since it is going to earn substantial revenue by way of CARBON CREDITS. Also the western countries are already giving preference to companies like Alps Industries who deal with reclycable and renewable cotton fabric. Alps Industris has also tied up with many thousnads of acres of land for organic cotton contract farming.
Conclusion: Gradually accumulate as much Alps Industries as possible with a one year target of more than Rs 120.
Note: The recent reduction in profits was due to the increased price of organic cotton but the same problem has now been solved.
Nice post. Its always better to think before investing money in stock market. Investment should be done in share market but with the aim to increase our funds so speculation should not be the mode of investment. Investors should know why they are investing money in any stock.
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