Friday, April 16, 2010

FABULOUS-15 TRACKER

FABULOUS-15 has closed with 1.11% gains but Nifty has fallen nearly 100pts this week as battle between SEBI and IRDA kept investors at bay and Greece worries weighed down on global sentiment. FSL has advanced 7% from our price and KKR is reportedly in talks with ICICI BANK for buying stake in FSL. As per sources ICICI BANK is trying to sell 3i INFOTECH stake also and this stock would be next to watch after FSL as these are not core businesses of ICICIBANK. SEBI has been supported by Government over ULIP issue and now matter goes to court which may further worsen matters as time would play its part. Chinese import of coking coal is expected to rise by 47% and GUJ NRE COKE would be a stock to benefit if coal prices rise further.  Nifty has closed at lowest point in 5 weeks and shows more weakness in days to come, below 5200 correction can deepen towards 5000 and below also and if we are not to cross 5400 again then this can be a sign of below 4400 levels also. So it is better to remain invested only in selected stocks and use only around 30% of wealth to invest, use rallies to exit.
FABULOUS-15 TRACKER (Prices in Rs)
Stock Name
Reco Price
CMP
Target
% Returns
Action
3IINFOTECH
87
78
118
-10
Hold
ADHUNIK MET
110
128
152
16
Hold
EKC
156
116
189
-26
Hold
EMCO
91
92
130
1
Hold
GIC HOUSING
92
89
150
-3
Hold
GLENMARK
278
273
350
-2
Hold
GSPL
98
90
125
-8
Hold
GUJ NRE COKE
80
88
110
10
Hold
IFCI
54
51
75
-6
Hold
MRPL
78
77
100
-1
Hold
NEYVELILIG
152
148
196
-3
Hold
POWERGRID
109
108
141
-1
Hold
SUZLON
91
71
140
-22
Hold
JUBILANT
325
327
430
1
Hold
FSL
30
32
38
7
Hold
GREAVES COT
286
338
352
18
BP
SKUMAR
41
49
70
20
BP
ABG SHIP
210
270
270
29
BP
Total Returns (%)



1.11

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