Stocks you must buy, hold or exit

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'Can you suggest reasonably priced good shares that can meet my target price in lesser time?'

1 Indiaglycol-500 shares @ 325/- per share – Exit on recovery

2 Rain industries-550 shares @ 320/- per share – Exit on recovery

3 Tata motores--500 shares @ 215/- per share – Hold for atleast 2-3 years

4 Ongc--500 shares@ 170/- per share - Hold

5 Itc--400 shares @215/- per share - Hold

6 Gail--800 shares @ 105/- per share - Hold

7 NMDC--700 shares@ 100/- per share - Hold

8 NALCO-500 SHARES @ 75/- per share - Exit on recovery

9 Federal bank-1000 shares @ 85/- per share – Hold

10 Ashok leyland-1000 shares@ 100/- per share – Hold, can average as well around 55-58.

11 SML ISUZU-200 shares@ 850/- per share – Hold

12 Icici bank-100 shares@ 450/- per share – Hold for 2-3 years, can add more as well

Nikhil Thomas Abraham: Humbly request you to review my portfolio and advise sell/hold:

Ajit Mishra:

1. Axis Bank @ 532 - Hold

2. Dish TV. @ 4.82 - Exit

3. Eicher @ 25933 - Hold

4. Federal Bank @ 61.78 –Exit

5. Glaxo. @ 1386 - Hold

6. HDFC. @ 1873 - Hold

7. HP. @199 - Hold

8. Jsw energy @ 46 - Exit

9. L and T. @ 886 - Hold

10. Oil india.  77 - Hold

11. PVR. @ 1313 - Hold

12. Reliance @ 499 - Hold

13. SBI. @ 252 - Hold

14. Tatamotors @ 295 – Hold for atleast 2-3 years

15 Ultra tech @ 3928 - Hold

James Irkal: I am long term investor and the following are in my portfolio, kindly advice either to hold or come out. 

Ajit Mishra:

1. SBI  - Hold

2. Axis bank - Hold

3. HDFC bank   - Hold

4. HDFC  - Hold

5. HDFC Life  - Hold

6. HDFC AMC - Hold

7. Manapurna finance - Hold 

8. Shreeram transport finance – Hold for at least 2-3 years 

9. L and T  - Hold

10. L and T finance - Hold 

11. Pidilite Industries  - Hold

12. Asian Paints - Hold

13. Avenue Supermarket - Hold 

14. Indian railway T.C - Hold

15. Reliance Industries - Hold

16. Castrol – Hold, can add more

17. Infosys - Hold

18. TCS - Hold

19. Tech Mahindra Ltd. - Hold

20. Tata steel - Hold

21. Escorts Ltd - Hold

22. Havells india ltd - Hold

23. Titan Industries. - Hold

Ajay Iyer: Present position: Comments: For long term.

Ajit Mishra:

Maruti Suzuki 4 Shares@ 7895 - Hold

Ashok Leyland: 140 Shares@143.56 – Hold, can average

ISGEC Heavy Engineering: 35 Shares@567.59 - Exit

Yes Bank: 140 Shares @ 142.70 – Hold

TCS: 11 Shares @ 1941.83- Hold

HUL: 5 Shares @ 2201.86 - Hold

Tata Steel: 35 Shares@598.45 - Hold

MRF Ltd: 1 Share @ 52,860.63 - Hold

Giri Shankar: I am holding the below shares, please confirm whether i should hold or sell the same?

Ajit Mishra:

1 Infosys - 600 shares - Hold

2 Swasti vinayaka heritage & arts  - 26500 - Exit

3 Ashok Leyland - 850 shares - Hold

4 Suich industries - 1600 shares - Exit

5 Bajaj Finance  109   - Hold

6 BHEL - 10650 shares - Hold

7 Skipper - 1707 shares - Exit

8 Birla Cable - 2269 shares  - Exit

9 CSB Bank - 300 shares  - Exit

10 - ITD Cementation - 100 shares - Hold

Sumant Ramesh Biwalkar: I brought Indigo at 990/-, should I hold or sell.

Ajit Mishra: The airline players are struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our suggestion would be to hold, but look to exit on rise as the sector is highly cyclical.

Suresh Kalle: I have the following stock, can I Hold r Sell or Add. Please guide me.

Ajit Mishra:

Yesbank @33k shares@20.40 – Hold

M&m financial@300 shares@145.50 - Hold

Jk tyre@100shares@66.90 - Hold

Icici@100shares@355 - Hold

Heidelberg cem @100shares@185 - Hold

Pfc@100shares@86. 30. - Hold

Amit Pal: Would you please appraise the newly launched IPO of Rossario Biotech, whether hold or sell?

Ajit Mishra: The company has strong fundamentals with strong growth and high return ratios. The long term growth prospects are also promising. However, at this point, considering the run up seen recently, it is trading at stretched valuations. Therefore, if you have it allotted from the IPO we would recommend to book partial profits in the same, or if you have longer term view 2-3 years, one can hold.


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