Showing posts with label Infrastructure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Infrastructure. Show all posts

Investing in Infrastructure sector now makes sense.

>> Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Real estate sector has tumbled in the same way in which Jill fell down in the well. But as inflation has now cooled it makes sense to buy some blue chip real-estate scrip’s. Home loan have sweetened leading to higher demand of new homes. This sector has a potential to turn the markets upside down as every new investment needs infrastructure and now low rate home loans will give a boost to many things directly and indirectly. The main sectors to benefit are firstly Infrastructure and later Banking.

Looking for a long term point of view one should pick up few beaten up stocks. I would go for Larsen & Tubro (LNT), Unitech , HDIL , SBI , ICICI Bank and Indiabulls Real estate.

Cooling home loans rate is the only reason why I am bullish on this sector for long term.
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Weekly news letter and Stocks to watch now.

>> Sunday, November 23, 2008

Indian Stock Markets have witnessed a worst hit. Indian markets are now down over 57% from its peak. Its almost at its 3 years low.

Markets need a good breath now. Traders are worried and even Investors.
Recession has covered the whole globe.
No one has been left out. No fundamentals in markets as of now.

When I look at NIFTY charts I see an uptrend to come till 2780 in short term.
Indian markets will be the first to recover says SEBI cheaf CB Bhave.

Stocks you should look out are.

LNT - Plans to add 10,000 staff by 2010 and the stock has good fundamentals so a reason to buy its Support is at 665 and 711 and a resistance for upmove at 791 and 825.

Unitech - This is one of the most beaten out scrip 52 week High of 600 odd and low of 27 odd. Makes sense in buying and booking profits at 40 odd levels.

SBI - Inflation has cooled and if RBI takes some action in reducing the CRR or Repo Rate it will benefit and then makes sense to buy for short term.

ICICI - The same above reason apples and even if you go to see its is one of the most beeten out blue chip after DLF and Hindalco.

Sectors I am bullish on -

Infrastructure and Banking and later Metals.
All of these sectors have witnessed the worst hit ever so chances are there for these sectors to recover very fast.

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Infrastructure growth falls in September, improves on August

>> Friday, November 7, 2008

The infrastructure industries have a weight of 26.7% in the overall index of industrial production.
Growth in India’s infrastructure industries slowed down to 5.1% in September from 5.8% a year ago, but bounced back from a dismal 2.3% in August this year.

The growth in six core industries - crude oil, petroleum refinery products, coal, electricity, cement and finished carbon steel - contracted also for the April-September period to 3.9% from 6.9% in the first half of the previous year.
The infrastructure industries have a weight of 26.7% in the overall index of industrial production.
The IIP figures for September will be released in the next few days.
Growth in core industries dipped in August, tracking the overall IIP, which dipped to 1.3%.
Although crude oil production declined by 0.4%, the performance in September is slightly better than the same month last year.
Refinery products too showed a downward trend of 2.8% from 6.9% in September 2007. Finished carbon steel also registered a lower growth of 5.8%, compared with 9.5%.
However, coal output showed better performance at 10.7% in September 2008 from 6.3%, while cement production rose by 7.9% from 5.4%.
Electricity generation rose by merely 4.4% in the period, against 4.3% in September 2007.

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