TRADE NIVESH If you miss the opportunity this time, you may have to wait a long time. Since the announcement of the finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who promotes the economy, there are market eyes on the shares of such companies, which will benefit them. In such a situation, eyes go on the stocks of small companies, which did not show weakness even in bad times.
There are some small cap companies, which have given excellent returns this year. Jump networks topped this list. Its stock has gained 141 percent. On January 1 this year, the share price was Rs 24.40. On September 20, it was priced at Rs 58.60. After this comes the name of Cantabile Retail. It gained 80 percent. Tanla Solutions jumped 78 percent.
The share of Housing Housing Finance climbed 78 percent to Rs 1498 this year. Earlier this year it was at Rs 842. On 30 June, foreign institutional investors held over 16 per cent stake in the company. Trade Nivesh Investment Advisor
Brokerage firm Edelweiss Securities says housing stocks are expected to continue to rise. This is because the profile of its customers is good. The company is not short of capital. However, its presence is only in four states of western India. Apart from this, strict rules of NHB can be affected. There is also a lack of government-sponsored measures to promote the housing industry.
Seamec shares have risen 75 per cent. Garden Reach Shipbuilders climbed 68 percent. Credit Exec Rural has risen 66 percent. Hester Biosciences has gained 57% and Balrampur Chini Mills has gained 56%.
Ilara Capital has recently started advising on Balrampur Chini Mills. He has given a target price of Rs 251 for this share. This means that this stock can climb more than 55 per cent from its current price of Rs 161. The brokerage firm stated, "The company's business model is integrated, reducing its risk associated with the cyclical business of sugar."
51% in JK Cement, 50% in Kapri Global, 48% in Wadilal Industries, 47% in P&G, 46% in Apollo Tricot Tubes, 44% in PI Industries, 44% in Bata India, 43% in SRF, Dr. Lal Pathlabs There has been a rise of 43% in Awadh and 42% in Awadh Sugar. Trade Nivesh
Sushant Bhansali, CEO, Ambit Asset Management said, "If you want to invest in smallcap stocks, then you should look at high quality companies. (trade nivesh)They are related to sectors that have a growth of one or two decades. can go." He said that the market operates on three things: profits, the quality of corporate governance and liquidity. All three affect the investors.
The share of Housing Housing Finance climbed 78 percent to Rs 1498 this year. Earlier this year it was at Rs 842. On 30 June, foreign institutional investors held over 16 per cent stake in the company. Trade Nivesh Investment Advisor
Brokerage firm Edelweiss Securities says housing stocks are expected to continue to rise. This is because the profile of its customers is good. The company is not short of capital. However, its presence is only in four states of western India. Apart from this, strict rules of NHB can be affected. There is also a lack of government-sponsored measures to promote the housing industry.
Seamec shares have risen 75 per cent. Garden Reach Shipbuilders climbed 68 percent. Credit Exec Rural has risen 66 percent. Hester Biosciences has gained 57% and Balrampur Chini Mills has gained 56%.
Ilara Capital has recently started advising on Balrampur Chini Mills. He has given a target price of Rs 251 for this share. This means that this stock can climb more than 55 per cent from its current price of Rs 161. The brokerage firm stated, "The company's business model is integrated, reducing its risk associated with the cyclical business of sugar."
51% in JK Cement, 50% in Kapri Global, 48% in Wadilal Industries, 47% in P&G, 46% in Apollo Tricot Tubes, 44% in PI Industries, 44% in Bata India, 43% in SRF, Dr. Lal Pathlabs There has been a rise of 43% in Awadh and 42% in Awadh Sugar. Trade Nivesh
Sushant Bhansali, CEO, Ambit Asset Management said, "If you want to invest in smallcap stocks, then you should look at high quality companies. (trade nivesh)They are related to sectors that have a growth of one or two decades. can go." He said that the market operates on three things: profits, the quality of corporate governance and liquidity. All three affect the investors.
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