INVEST AND TRADE STOCK MARKETS
Thursday, May 23, 2013
HCL TECH
HCL tech too is a stock which seems to have priced in further growth potential and is a candidate for consolidation moves to materialize. The PE ratios have risen well ahead in expectations of growth. If it's not able to break past the expectations on the earnings growth front, the confidence of the institutional investors that the money supply is going to inflate and create bubbles in already blowing stocks can help it sustain and move further on.
Labels:
bubbles,
earnings growth,
HCL tech,
inflate,
institutional investors,
money supply,
PE
Sun Pharma
Sun Pharma stock chart & expectations
Sun Pharma seems to have topped out in the short term, the charts show a likely consolidation between 1000 to around 800 or upto 700 in the short term. Its running ahead of its earnings too, the momentum and confidence of the investors could carry it further before it starts correcting. The financial results are due on 28th may, the results may bring in sense and sensibility.
Sun Pharma seems to have topped out in the short term, the charts show a likely consolidation between 1000 to around 800 or upto 700 in the short term. Its running ahead of its earnings too, the momentum and confidence of the investors could carry it further before it starts correcting. The financial results are due on 28th may, the results may bring in sense and sensibility.
Nifty not likely to break past all time highs
Argument – Commodities prices are
falling, inflation rate diving down, RBI to cut rates, Indian growth story
still not dead, Nifty to break all time highs and venture into unseen
territories.
Expectation – Stocks that are based on Indian growth story
to move into uncharted territories.
Reality – Leaving apart the defensive's and most of which
(leaving apart FMCG stocks) do not rely on Indian growth story venturing into
uncharted territories
Further observation – If the
Pharma, IT, FMCG companies are trading at all time highs they might be because
they are not expensive when related to the growth potential. But that doesn’t
stand to be the case, they have given whopping returns in the past and have
been running atop on future expectations already built in. The stocks trade at
PE of above 40’s and even 70's (Trailing 12 months) and the growth potential seems to be
weakening. What the reason could be? Obvious reason seems, institutional
investors want returns for their investors, being trading others money they can
be greedy but not fearful of loosing the hard earned money. In search of
returns they venture out buying stocks which are holding the cash in their
balance sheets. The Pharma, IT, FMCG fit the bill.
Conclusion – Nifty likely to be
rangebound in short to middle term unless and until growth stocks start moving
up. Till then it’s a market wherein institutional investors and the Govt wont
let the market fall, while the market itself lags the energy to move up.
Labels:
Commodities,
gorwth,
Indian,
Inflation,
institutional investors,
Nifty,
PE ratio,
RBI
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