Advice on portfolio creation

Discussion in 'Ask A Query About Your Stock Picks And Portfolio' started by Farhan Ghumra, Dec 7, 2015.

  1. w4wealth

    w4wealth Well-Known Member

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    @Farhan Ghumra thanks for sharing.PFRL to be top value creator for next 3-4 years.
    The entire valuation is coming out at around Rs 10,000-12,000 crore and pfrl is 2000 cr now.
    any idea what will be the ratio of merger?
    i think it may be 1 share of combined entity for 6 shares of pfrl. only my guess:p
     
  2. Farhan Ghumra

    Farhan Ghumra Active Member

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    No guesses still.
     
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    Parin Gala A long term investor

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  4. Ravikumar

    Ravikumar Active Member

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    Buy DHFL in the NBFC space. It will be a good addition to your portfolio.
     
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  5. rushia

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    UFO- heard good things about the company, good business of digitalization, not a very active stock, but may change
    ICICI- poor earnings growth, bad reports about the management and work culture, NPA issues
    Not following ONGC
    Elxsi is highly rated, but probably expensive at 60 p/e
    TCI- GST and demerger play. so good; company fundamentals not so great

    Heritage- good double of dairy rerating and politician owners
    JB- static earnings growth, not enthusing
    Deccan- most undervalued cement stock IMHO
    Adani- value buy
    FCEL- also good potential and good backers
     
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  6. Farhan Ghumra

    Farhan Ghumra Active Member

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    Crude is now at new low. I already missed crude derivative stock rally because I am new in market.

    Paint (asian, nerolac, burger) and plastic (supreme, finolax, nilkamal) are expensive based on valuation.

    Any other undervalued stock which can fetch good returns due to lower crude price?

    Thanks :)
     
  7. rushia

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  8. Farhan Ghumra

    Farhan Ghumra Active Member

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    I am sitting on 40% profit in deccan cement and capital first since last 6 months. Should i still invested or book some profit?

    Both are long term bet.
     
  9. w4wealth

    w4wealth Well-Known Member

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    farhan its good to book partial profis. capital first book 25% profit. deccan cement book 30% profit.
     
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  10. Srouta Mukherjee

    Srouta Mukherjee Well-Known Member

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    Sooper Gains are there
    Congrats :) Hope many more gains are there like this :)
    Advice is good because markets are at high levels and very encouraging despite Brexit and all problems so possibility of crash is very much there and it is better to book profitsnow.
     
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  11. gds2010

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    Can anyone throw some light on Nitin fire protection stock? It is almost down by 40% since last year.
     
  12. Srouta Mukherjee

    Srouta Mukherjee Well-Known Member

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    Stock is not showing growth in topline and profits. That is problem and so stock is going down. If they get good big order it should do well. There is slowdown in realty space that is another problem for stock. Also Middle East market is down because of crude price crash that is another problem because major deals were received from there in past.
     
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  13. vema16

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    Bro ,
    Please make a calculated bet depending on your income tax bracket, date of stock purchase , long term capital gains (0% ) vs short term
     
  14. bbar

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    I m new into investing into stocks.I just started few months back.I have following stocks in my portrfolio.
    Axis bank,SBI,Vedanta,Minda corporation,
    Manappuram Finance,Tata Global,Chambal Fertillises,Jubilant Life.
    I m thinking of investing in ONGC n DHFL for long term.Can you people guide me pls.

    Secondly i want to upgrade my knowledge into stocks as i am relatively new into this but i want to do it myself rather than any using any PMS.How can i do this?
     
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  15. Michael Gonsalves

    Michael Gonsalves Member Staff Member

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    Hello @bbar Congratulations on deciding to invest in stocks and welcome to the forum. I am sure you will do very well in the long run. My suggestion is that for a newcomer it is better to invest in a mutual fund rather than to buy stocks directly. The reason for this is that if one or two stocks go bad you may not be able to cope with it and this may leave a lingering bad taste. A mutual fund protects from volatility.

    Meanwhile you can spend time - about 6 to 12 months - researching stocks, following discussions, tracking quarterly results, monitoring price etc. This will give you a sound foundation to decide which stocks you have confidence in.

    Your choice of stocks is good but it is based on a random selection. This is not the proper way to start your investing career. I suggest you don't be in a hurry to invest in them. Instead, study them carefully for a few quarters and then take a decision.
     
  16. bbar

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    Thanks a ton Michael for ur advice.I have invested in some mutual funds.
    Ok i will spend time with studying market.
    I haven't randomly selected those but studied them with basic entities like balance sheet,profit loss etc but yes i haven't studied them vey deeply.I am checking the market daily too while investing previously.

    Thanks again.
     
  17. Farhan Ghumra

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    Regretting too much for holding ONGC :(
     
  18. w4wealth

    w4wealth Well-Known Member

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    happens always:). get rid in next run up. and add to other existing idea.
     
  19. Farhan Ghumra

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    Equity market is really surprising. I was regretting for holding ONGC but increasing crude price is now favouring it. ONGC declared Rs 4.5/- interim dividend and 1:2 bonus. This would be my first ever bonus.
     
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  20. w4wealth

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    @Farhan Ghumra Crude may slump coming months . not good to hold ongc for long.
     
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