In his chat with the Market Guru and Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi, analyst Vikas Sethi revealed three stocks CESC Ventures, Sanofi India and JK Paper as his long-term, positional and short-term picks. Making good money without undue risk is what dreams are made of, but you have to put in the hard yards first. Yes, research, experience, hard work, enterprise, vision and more are all required to make the correct calls to earn money on stock markets and that too in times of coronavirus when uncertainty is rife. That is exactly what Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi is doing - helping investors make the right choice and earn money through his show - #SPLMidcapStocks 

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Long Term pick – CESC Ventures

CESC Ventures belongs to RP Sanjiv Goenka Group Company. The market cap of the company is Rs 715 cr. This is the holding company of First Source Ltd (the IT Company of the group). The company owns 54% stake in FSL which implies CESC Ventures stake is worth Rs 2850 cr in holding company FSL. Also, the company owns one prominent mall in Kolkata called Quest Mall. They have 100% stake in “Bowlopedia”. Also, they own a fast moving consumer goods company under the brand name “Too Yumm!”, whose brand Ambassador is Virat Kohli. CESC Ventures stock seems to be undervalued at current levels. The CESC Ventures stock should be bought at current levels of Rs 275 with target of Rs 350 in next 9 to 12 months.  

Positional Term pick – Sanofi India

Sanofi India is from MNC space and it is an excellent pharma company. There are no issues in terms of Corporate Governance with this company and it has extremely strong fundamentals. ROE of the company is 17%, Operating margins are 22%, it’s a low debt company and it has popular brands like allegra, combiflam and others. Sanofi India stock should be bought with a target of Rs 8750 and stop loss of Rs 7700.

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Short Term Pick – JK Paper

Currently, there has been a tremendous surge in the prices of paper. Some time ago JK Paper acquired Sirpur papers, the benefits of the acquisition which start to reflect in the results of the company soon. JK Paper is extremely strong fundamentally and the operation margins are close to 26% - 27%, ROE is 20% and CAGR of PAT for past 3 years is around 38%. JK Paper stock should be purchased with a target of Rs 125 and stop loss of Rs 109.