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Divish Saini, Stock/Option Trader, 11th Wall street, Investment Guider Updated Dec 29, 2016

In long term don't get stick to one investment option, what i mean to say is regularly put some money in shares or buy small amount of gold or you buy Gold bonds (for more info on gold bonds click on link) SOVEREIGN GOLD BONDS SCHEME

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In coming future gold as a precious metal will also give good return see there is vicaversa connection between gold and equity when there is bull run in stock market gold will give average to negative return and when there is recession in Share market then gold will blast and will give good return so in my invest in both Instrument. Buying Physical gold or go for gold bonds both is good In equity go for large cap equity shares like RIL, INFY, SBIN, MARUTI, TCS, WIPRO,

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SUNPHARMA. They all give good return in long term plus also give you good

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P. Anand, Science graduate and Chartered ant Advising Finance and Value Investing Answered Dec 21, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

Dear Mr.Nikhil Shekar All the stocks listed in my ‘Portfolio 2K15 ’ , except State bank of India and NTPC are good companies worth investing. However, the dynemic and ever changing market makes some of them expensive from time to time. Therefore I cannot make a prediction about the entire calender year 2017. Presently, for the month of December 2016 and maybe for January, one may in four stocks as follows: Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd. Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd. Power Finance Corporation Ltd. Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. Of the above four the first three are sure shots and regular profit making companies.The fourth and last, Shipping Corporation, is a special situation share. The company has been incurring losses for the past few years and is in the process of turning around. But its price to book value of 0.41 is a rare opportunity to buy valuable assets at a discount of 59%! But I do not recommend this stock for others and beginners as there is certainly an element of risk involved with the company and its shares. So I request you to invest only in the first three. Thank you, With Best Regards Anand Suggested Further Reading: 10 Best Dividend Paying Companies 4 Stocks to Invest in December 2016 32.9k Views · 20 Upvotes · Answer requested by Nikhil Shekar Upvote 20

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Abhi, Investment in Indian Stock Market for multibaggers return. Answered Jan 28

Indian stock market has thousands of shares in his possession. These stocks are bought and sold daily by people. But is it good to pick up every stock and start trading? No, the focus should be on best stocks to buy in India in the long term. For a beginner, it can be overwhelming to identify the best stocks. Majority people only know TCS, Reliance Industries, Infosys etc. These are great names that are always in messages. But in reality, there are more than 5,500 shares listed in BSE. So the question arises, which are the best stocks under the list of 5,500? The list of the best stocks to buy in India are not readily available, even on internet. What is advisable is to make your own list. Yes, this is the best way to play the stock game. Have your "own" list of the best stocks . If you could copy and earn money, any stock market trader would have been a millionaire. But we know that only rare people on the stock market make money. Here we will see how to best hold stocks. This way you can start screening stocks on their own. As a rule, in order to screen best stocks, one has to concentrate on "business fundamentals" PLUS few minor "technical analysis". Even the best stocks are very volatile. Volatility is mainly due to the price fluctuations that occur every day on the market. If the idea is to prepare your own "list of the best stocks, you have to prepare and check the list every 3 months." Stocks change with market price fluctuations, but how can the price affect business principles? Best stocks are not just those stocks that has strong fundamentals. They must also be available at the right price. So if the price drops, the stocks, which were previously not attractive, are attractive. Similarly, as the price increases, the socks which are formerly preferred are overestimated. In addition, business results also change from quarter to quarter. The development of the company will also be reflected in its financial statements (fundamentals). Therefore, any change in the quarterly and market prices also reflects the list of best stocks. Based on above criteria a list of Top 10 Stocks to buy in 2017 as recommended by Sharekhan can be availed here; 10 Stocks to Invest right now in India With Warm Love,

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Bhaskar, Stock market follower, technical analysis enthusiast. Answered Dec 7, 2016

Originally Answered: What are some best stocks to buy at this time? and What are the best stocksto buy at present? Demonetsation resulted cash crunch nation wide and sales for many companies and segemts decliend severely. The effect may continue for next couple of quarters. Long view is quite postive though. Bosch can be a good long term bet. Bosch is the market leader in auto comonents segment with 70% market share.

Bharat Stage (BS) IV emission norms will come into effect nation wide from April 2017, Bosch will bigget gainer due to this new norms. Bosch can be ever bigger benificiary of Bharat Stage (BS) V emission norms, which will be effective from April 2020.

Bosch is in sweet spot, because it gets strong technological from it parent company, Rober Bosch which is one of the world's largest supplier of automotive components. Historically, Bosch has been biggest benificiary in revenues wise whenever new emission norms were implimented by the govrnment. Bosch fell about 25% in last few months (vs 7% sensex). Valuvation wise it has come down, thogh Bosch mostly trades at due to its market leadership. Pleople with lonterm view may consider this.

The following stocks (fast growing stocks) are expected to have higher % revenue growth over last year: Techno Electric & Engineering and Magma Fincorp.

Sun Pharma can be a good bet long term. Sun Pharma became world’s fifth largest generic pharma company revenue wise after acquisition of Ranbaxy.

Sunpharma is trying to become speciality player with a focus on therapies like dermatology, ophthalmology, thogh a largly generic player now. In coming quarters, Sunpharma is about to launch complex molecules. Currently, valuation wise Sun Pharma cheaper than other major pharma companies.

Sunpharma: Relatively under performed Sensex index for last one year (figure).

The following stocks (fast growing stocks) are expected to have higher % revenue growth over last year: Ambuja Cements & Natco Pharma.

Dish TV can be a good long term bet. Dish TV is the largest direct to home television operator in India is merging with Videocon d2h, which is a NASDAQ listed company. The merging process is expected to be completed by December 2017. Dish TV will remain listed in NSE & BSE.

The merged enity- Dish TV-Videocon d2h will have 40% market share, about twice the the nearest rival. This might change dynamics hugely for the merged entity. The merged entity can be challenged for market monopoly if the combined market share of merged entity is very high. The Competition Commission of India’s approval is required. Cutomer base wise, there is a limited overlap between Dish TV & Videocon d2h. Dish TV-Videocon d2h merged company can bargain for better rates from rs and content providers.

Dish TV has relatively under performed Sensex index in the last one year (Figure)

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Raunak Rathi, Loves to read about listed Indian companies Answered Jul 8

Favorite Stock to invest may change with time. Thus, according to me, as on July-2017, Manappuram Finance, a gold finance company, could be one of the best stock to invest. Stock price is a function of PE and EPS (CMP= PE x EPS). For a value of stock to increase, its earnings (EPS) should increase and valuation of stock (PE) should also

expand. This will lead to double boost in the price of stock. Manappuram Finance could be one stock whose stock price can get the double boost. Let us understand the company first then one may accordingly take view on it. 1. Business model: Manappuram Finance, offers loan (~82% of business) against gold jewelry to its customers. Giving loan against gold jewelry, and not on Gold biscuits/Gold coins, etc. minimizes the probability of a borrower to default as the borrower will have an emotional attachment towards the jewelry and would not like to loose the ownership of it at any cost. A liquid collateral, like gold, helps the company to keep NPAs lower. 2. Safeguard against gold price volatility: Short term loan tenure (3 months) helps to de-link the gold loan against gold price volatility. Also, 75% LTV helps to provide sufficient buffer in recovery of loan value (Principal +Interest Due). Refer extract of (Source Co. website) Investor Presentation below:

3. Diversification: Manappuram is using its brand equity of gold finance to diversify into other lending products. Company has entered into 3 new lending business: 1. Commercial Vehicle (Rs. 305 Crs. AUM)- ~2.5% of Cons. AUM 2. Affordable Housing (Rs. 310 Crs. AUM)- ~2.5% of Cons. AUM 3. Microfinance Business (Rs. 1796 Crs. AUM)- ~14% of Cons. AUM Such diversification will help the company to safeguard itself from volatility in gold loan business and also get more business from the existing customers thereby leading to operating leverage. Note: Company already has a customer base of 35 lacs customers which could provide huge opportunity to cross sell new lending products causing +ve impact on profitability. 4. Opportunity in gold loan segment: India posses ~20,000 tonnes of gold. IT is estimated that only 10% of the gold stock is pledged of which ~75% of the market is occupied by the unorganized players. With increase awareness and financial inclusion, business will be slowly and steadily be shifted from unorganized to organized players due to better service and cheaper interest rates than unorganized players. 5. Robust Return ratios: ROA (5.4%) & ROE (24.7%) is one of the best among the NBFC. Such robust return ratios showcase management efficiency in running the business + strong business model. 5. Dividend Payout: Continuous dividend payout is a very good sign. This exhibits that the company is actually making cash profit (and not ing profit) and sharing the same with minority shareholders. A good dividend payout leads to a

better dividend yield and thus provide a downward protection against the fall in stock price. 6. Decreasing cost of borrowing: Cos. existing cost of borrowing is 10%+ and its incremental cost of borrowing is 8.8%. Thus, there is a huge scope for the over-all interest cost to fall that would lead to higher profitability. Co. in past did not on any decrease in cost of borrowing to its customers (NIM increased from 14.5% in Q3 Fy 16 to 15.9% in Q3 Fy 17). 7. Marquee Investors: Presence of high-profile investors vouch for our investment thesis about that company. DSP Black Rock, Baring India Private Equity, Ashish Dhawan & Dolly Khanna among few high profile investors who have invested in Manappuram Finance (Source-Investors PPT). 8. Promoters Buying: PV Nandakumar, Promoter and MD of the company has increased the stake from 28.16% (Sept-2016) to 28.22% (Mar-2017) (Buying of 5,54,000 shares-Buying price unknown). The increase in stake can be attributable to sharp drop in share price during demonetization period that may have made the investment attractive. Nevertheless, promoters buying and holding stocks of its own company gives a very positive single about the future prospects of the company. 9. Growth Guidance by Mgmt: Management in its recent interview with ET now has given a growth guidance of 20% of consolidated AUM. Top-line and bottom line growth could be much higher due to operating leverage. Link to the interview is here . 10. Valuation comfort: Manappuram is trading (Trailing P/E 11 & P/B 3) at Rs. 100 price compare to Muthoot Finance (another gold finance company) at P/E 15 & P/B at 2.74 at Rs. 448 cmp. Peer comparison table is below(Source moneycontrol) :

To understand the company even better, it is important to discuss its few negative aspects: 1. Low Promoter holding (~34% vs ~75% of Muthoot Finance) 2. Poor monsoon could reduce economic activity in Rural India thereby affecting the company business 3. Heavy decline in gold price will reduce the loan book thereby business 4. Unable to successfully scale up new lending products could dent the profitability. Also, Manappuram’s Micro Finance business (MFB) needs to be watched closely as currently MFB sector in India is facing pressure on of loan loss. To sum-up new lending products, gold loan business opportunity, decline in borrowing cost and operating leverage could lead to increase in EPS & strong growth prospects and relatively cheaper valuation could lead increase in PE multiple thus giving a double boost to the stock price of Manappuram Finance. Please Note: I am not a SEBI ed Analyst. All the information shared here is only for education purpose and not a stock recommendation. I would urge every reader/investor here to carry out due diligence by themselves.

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Chris Kacher, My personal track record has been verified by big-four auditor KPMG at +18,241% Answered Dec 2, 2016 Originally Answered: What are some top stock picks for 2017?

The future does not exist, so I dont try to predict it. The same goes for picking which stocks will do well in the future since many things can go wrong between now and then. Rather, I screen for the best stocks using my proprietary fundamental filters, then use chart patterns to time my entries. I’ve used this technique for well over 25 years with success well beyond what I could have imagined. I watch the price/volume action of those stocks with top fundamentals. When an entry point with low risk appears, I buy shares. I always know my exit point which helps me manage my risk. I typically look to buy only those stocks with potential profits that far exceed any potential losses. So while my losers tend to outnumber my winners, the gains on my winners far outweighs the losses on my losers. I describe my strategies in detail in the FAQ and archived reports section of www.virtueofselfishinvesting.com

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18,000% in the Stock Market . I have also been interviewed hundreds of times as shown here: Virtue of Selfish Investing In The News : Page 1 Even though I technically retired after the year 2000, I continue to trade the markets to this day. I have not missed a trading day in more than a decade. I love teaching others how to find their own path when it comes to being a successful trader. I believe risking money amplifies one's personal strengths and weaknesses. This financial journey is similar to a spiritual journey. One must know oneself. One must know how their ego often dictates their actions. As one evolves as a person both mentally and spiritually, one often finds other aspects of their lives improving. And they might find their relationships and finances improving. Also, by sharing my trading strategies, I sometimes get important that helps me fine-tune my respective strategy so we all benefit. I have always had this open door policy when it comes to the sharing of ideas, after all, ideas beget ideas. I am the co-founder of Virtue of Selfish Investing, LLC and MoKa Investors, LLC. We run the website www.virtueofselfishinvesting.com . 14.9k Views · 8 Upvotes Upvote

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Chandra Shekhar

Answered Dec 23, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

I would like to say that investment in renewable energy sector can really benefit you to much greater extent in coming year 2017. You can buy renewable energy stocks like suzlon energy, inox wind, indowind, orient green power, karma energy, etc. for short-term as well as long-term scenario.

It is perhaps due to new government spending, regulations, favorable policies & incentives together that have renewed the interest of investors for investing in renewable energy projects. According to a recent projection by International Energy Agency, solar power generation may produce most of the world’s electricity requirements within 50 years, thereby reducing the emission of greenhouse gases in the environment. Renewable energy is getting cheaper year-by-year due to new & innovative technological advancements in green energy sector. Here are some of the smart reasons to invest your money in renewable energy stocks: (1) High Rate of Return (2) Stability of Returns (3) One-Time Installation Cost (4) Inflation-beating FIT Program (5) Impact on Local Communities & MANY more. You can find this interesting post in detail at following link: 10 Smart Reasons To Invest in Renewable Energy Stocks | GetUpWise 4.6k Views · 3 Upvotes · Answer requested by TradeIndia Research Upvote

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Kundhan Karunakar, works at Oneness Organisation Answered Jun 29

If you’re planning for a long term investment, make sure you invest in different portfolios. Here are some of the stocks you can invest in: MRF[1] ICICI Bank[2]

Cummins India[3] Cipla[4] Apollo Tyres[5] Pidilite[6] These are my picks, while there could be many others as well. Cheers! Happy Investing! Footnotes [1] MRF Stock Price, Share Price, Live BSE/NSE, MRF Bids Offers. Buy/Sell MRF news & tips, & F&O Quotes [2] ICICI Bank Stock Price, Share Price, Live BSE/NSE, ICICI Bank Bids Offers. Buy/Sell ICICI Bank news & tips, & F&O Quotes [3] Cummins India Stock Price, Share Price, Live BSE/NSE, Cummins India Bids Offers. Buy/Sell Cummins India news & tips, & F&O Quotes [4] Cipla Stock Price, Share Price, Live BSE/NSE, Cipla Bids Offers. Buy/Sell Cipla news & tips, & F&O Quotes [5] Apollo Tyres Stock Price, Share Price, Live BSE/NSE, Apollo Tyres Bids Offers. Buy/Sell Apollo Tyres news & tips, & F&O Quotes [6] Pidilite Industries 2.5k Views · 4 Upvotes Upvote

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Rohit Jain, Founder, Investello.com Answered May 5

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime Sorry, I will not name the stocks, but still, I can mention the points which you can use to find the best stocks yourself: They will be those stocks which will have following qualities: 1. High Return on Equity: A high return on Equity denotes that the company is able to convert every rupee of its net worth into more with time. A company which can maintain a high RoE can achieve high growth. 2. Increasing profit margins: Increasing profit margin denotes a trend of increasing demand in market for your products. This denotes positive factors like Innovation, Competitive edge, High Quality Products or Services etc. 3. Decreasing Debt: A company should always look to decrease its debt with the free cash flow it earns from its operating activities. A decreasing debt means that company is trying to rid itself of debt and interest payments, which is a good sign. 4. Growing Dividend: If the company is free from debt, and it does not plan to invest the extra cash to further increase its profit, it should ideally give that money back to its shareholders. It is also good on the part of the company to share its profits with its shareholders. A dividend growth similar to the growth in profit is also a very good sign. 5. No or very little percentage Pledged Shares: Normally, pledging of shares is the last resort to raise money by founders. If the founders are not able to pay money back, the pledged shares can be sold in the open market and it can lead to the crash in the stock price. 6. Good Valuations: Never try to enter into a good company at a very high valuation. You should analyse valuation of stocks with models like DCF analysis, Graham Model, PE Valuation , EPS Growth etc.

With the above factors, you should be able to find promising stocks. All the best. PS: You can use www.investello.com

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Utsav Singh, Programmer, anthropologist and learner Answered Jan 24 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

Writing answer in Indian stock market context. For investments look at the themes or models that you think will play out the best. I personally don’t bet on single stocks. For 2017, I betting on two themes: Rising Rural demand

“ According to recent estimates, consumption in rural India is growing at 1.5 times the rate in urban India; today's $12B consumer goods market in rural India is expected to hit $100B by 2025. The incentives in the recent Union Budget is likely to further boost the rural demand in coming years with government allocating INR 36,000 crore for agriculture and farmer welfare. Government has set a target of doubling farmer income by 2022 which will result in a 15% annual income growth, if achieved. Besides this a whopping Rs 9 lakh crore of agricultural credit is set to be disbursed in the financial year 2016-17. Crop insurance schemes, a unified e-marketing platform for farmers and highest ever MNREGA allocation all intend to boost rural consumption.” GST

“ There are 3 main channels through which GST is expected to benefit certain sectors: Lowering of Effective tax rate: Sectors where current tax burden is very high and is expected to come down under GST Benefits to organized players in large unorganized sectors: Organized players are expected to gain market share in the sectors with presence of large unorganized segment. This is because under GST, small unorganized players will not enjoy exemption benefits levelling the playing field between large and small players. Cost savings on logistics and transportation operations: Under GST all different types of state taxes will be eliminated resulting in seamless movement of goods across various states. This will reduce various checkpoints on state borders and number of warehouses, resulting in lower transportation and labour cost. ” Source: smallcase - Invest in ideas 9.2k Views · 9 Upvotes Upvote

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Doug Massey, Retired at 41 after working for The Man and investing mostly in index funds. Answered Jan 4 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

In my opinion, this isn’t a great approach to buying stocks at all, and here’s why (taken from the New York Times ). Basically, advice you get about picking stocks usually sucks.

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Pratik Parthe, Long term investment adviser Answered Feb 23

Hi, There are few sectors in India which are currently performing exceptionally well and will keep the trend upward for a long time. If you really wish to invest in such sectors then I personally advise you to follow “TOP-DOWN Approach” i.e invest in the sectors and not in the individual stocks under it. The main reason behind this is unlike Bottom-up approach, Top-down looks from a macro-economical level and eliminates the systematic risk through diversification. I repeat it helps to eliminate the systematic risk through diversification! Now coming the point, below are the hot sectors in India for a good investment: 1. Sugar Industry: India has the largest domestic market for sugar and it is the second largest agro based industry in India. Unlike other major sugar producing nations in the world, it does not rely on exports due to the large domestic market thereby being insulated by the volatile international prices. However, there is a further opportunity for cyclicality management to even out the volatile demand supply factors in the industry. The sector is regulated across the value chain & due to the high fixed prices of cane and volatile sugar prices, it has struggled to deliver great returns. With the emergence of ethanol used as fuel, the sector has new horizons to explore in carbon free power production. The price structure does not make sugar competitive in export markets unless there is a large surplus in sugarcane production which can be offloaded to other countries.It

is a high

volume & low margin business. Growth in business is expected by increase in

year on year volumes than by significant boost in margins. Invest in well managed sugar companies in India through this theme. 2. Chemical Industry: Chemicals are consumed by almost every industry. India is a net importer of chemicals. The industry is divided into several sub-sectors such as commodity chemicals (40%), agrochemicals (20%), specialty chemicals (20%) and others like pharmaceuticals and biotech. It contributes around 3% in the GDP of the country. Since India is also a net importer of crude oil (basic component in chemicals), it makes it challenging to have an edge in comparison to other countries in commodity chemicals. Unlike most industries the major costs in the chemical industry is not raw material but product development & marketing. Quality research & development (R&D) is a focal point and is very important for these companies no matter how small. There is a large scope for Indian companies to collaborate with foreign counterparts to grow their business in specialty chemicals. The government of India has allowed 100% FDI for this sector and foreign companies have been increasing their investments in the recent years. The Draft National Chemical Policy aims to increase the chemical sector's share as a percentage of GDP. 3. Paper Industry: The age old paper industry has been growing steadily over the years in spite of the widescale digitization and save trees campaigns across the world. India is yet the fastest growing market for paper globally. The sub-segments of paper like copier, coated paper and packaging board has grown steadily. The growth in e-commerce space has benefited the the packaging segment significantly. In spite of having over 16 percent of the world's population, India produces only 3 percent and on a per capita consumption basis, it is one fifth of the world average. Upgradation of machinery will play a pivotal role in the future growth as the total capacity utilization is already around 90 percent at this stage. Invest in well managed companies that are mostl likely to capture the future growth potential of the paper manufacturing industry in India. 4. Agricultural Sector: Investors are highly bullish on this sector due to good monsoon conditions and adequate supply of resources available in India. Moreover the Modi government is very ive and seem to be savior in hard times for Indian farmers resulting huge growth in the industry can be seen. What’s Next? So far I’ve mentioned the theoretical part, now let’s come to some practicality. As mentioned earlier in my answer I suggest you to buy in these sectors instead of individual stocks. How to invest in such sectors? You can invest through Thematic Investing Platform

which lets you buy ready-

made portfolios made out of your outlook/ideas on the market. Are the portfolios available for the above mentioned sectors? Yes. Checkout this screenshot taken from the site,

As you can see the themes/portfolios are available for the sectors and their other information such as returns, volatility, trend etc. are mentioned too. Hope it helps. 7.3k Views · 11 Upvotes Upvote 11

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Matthew Moore, Investor & Website Owner Answered Dec 22, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

Currently, it is not a good time to invest in stocks since the post-election rally is causing stock prices to experience an unjustified increase. However, if stocks do go back down (which I believe they will), I have some recommendations. First, please check out my website: Investing Made Easy | Home . I have the best tips for picking great long term stocks, as well as various other tips and weekly stock recommendations. Some of my favorite stocks include AT&T, General Motors, Johnson & Johnson, Coca Cola, Cisco, Microsoft, Starbucks, Apple, Disney, Delta, Walmart, Procter & Gamble, Boeing, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. I have recommended all of these and many more on my website; please give it a look. I hope this helps; best of luck in your investing endeavors and Happy Holidays. 5.8k Views · 3 Upvotes · Answer requested by Esmaeel Akther Upvote

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Rohit Mishra, Stock Market Freak Updated Jul 6 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

BUY SBI TARGET PRICE- 330-350 With the merger of SBI with 5 associated banks and Bhartiya Mahila Bank, the Balance sheet of SBI will be around 37 lakh crores from 8 lakh crores currently which comprises of around 1/3 of the total balance sheet of the Indian Banking System. Although the mega merger is postponed by a quarter due to demonetization but SBI chief Arundhati Bhattacharya is sure that the merger will be completed before her term expires this October. As RBI has asked banks to clean up their balance sheet by March 2017 and most banks are on the verge of completion. We think that the worst of NPA’s is over for SBI given that it reported a Net loss in the September quarter and below expected results in the previous quarters.

Demonetisation has led to tapping the unbanked sector of the economy which in turn will result in increase of CASA deposits for all banks especially SBI which is the country largest lender. As a part of Rs 7575 crore capital infusion announced by the govt. in July last year, the govt. has approved to infuse Rs 1894 cr. Capital in SBI. This proves that the govt. has faith in SBI. The insurance business of SBI will be listed by FY18 end which will eventually lead to expansion in top line and bottom line. BUY RELIANCE INDUSTREIS(RIL) TARGET PRICE- 1150-1180 Reliance posted its Q3 results recently which were below market expectations as the GRM were $10.8/barrel vs street expectations of $11.5 barrel. The Govt. has fined RIL with $1.5 billion in the KG basin case. This has led to correction in the stock price from 1100 to 1025-1030 which we think is the right time to enter. Our positive stance on RIL is based on the US$ 18.5bn capex in refining/chemicals ($ 17.5bn invested so far). We are confident of an incremental EBITDA of ~US$ 3.5bn over FY15 from these capex. Reliance has recently tied up with SBI to launch its payments banks, which will eventually benefit both the firms in of customer base. Further, it will help the top line and bottom line of Reliance Industries. Jio has incurred a capex of Rs 1.7tn and may further require an additional ~Rs 0.5tn. The subscriber base of 72mn (till Dec-16). The number does not excite us, as when the free services will expire eventually Jio will lose the customer base. But, with 10- 15% retention ratio. We can expect some cash inflows from Jio in the next 1 year. Lower crude oil prices has led to increase in GRM and if crude oil trade around $55- 60/barrel which is certain due to the recent supply cut by the OPEC countries, then the GRM will cross the $11/barrel mark. Target Achieved BUY ITC TARGET PRICE- 325 FMCG companies were the worst hit due to the recent demonetisation as consumer off takes were weak but improved in December for ITC . Cigarette contributes around 48% of the total revenues and we cannot see demand cooling in the tobacco business. Although patanjali is the new nightmare for all FMCG companies but as it has not yet entered the tobacco business, ITC enjoys near monopoly in the cigarette business. Every year, there is a hike in the excise duty of cigarette which leads to inventory gains for ITC. They stock has soared for the last 2 years at the time of budget. With Sanjiv Puri taking the charge of the company, who has been associated with ITC since last 30 years, we don’t see any near term issues with the management of the firm. Increased revenues from Lifestyle apparel, incense sticks, personal care and stationery and with a dividend yield of 3.33% which is the highest amongst the peers. Target Achieved BUY EICHER MOTORS TARGET PRICE- 28000

Royal Enfield’s volumes grew by 38% YoY (+4% QoQ) to 173,838 units. It was insulated from demonetization impact as it has an average waiting period of 2-3 months. The company is working towards expand in the international and has presence in US, UK and Europe while thinking to enter in the South Asian markets. The company expects a surge in volume of sales of Commercial Vehicles in Q4FY17 due to the BS IV norms being implemented after 1st April which will increase the prices of Commercial vehicles. The company enjoys near monopoly in the Royal Enfield business and does not see any competitors in the near future. Target Achieved On the target figures are as on 6th July 2017 8.5k Views · 26 Upvotes Upvote 26

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Dion Shaw, Individual nvestor in stocks, ETFs, and ETNs Answered Jan 21 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017?

While it is difficult to recommend specific stocks (and I own no crystal ball), here are some picks for 2017 from MSN: LRCX - Lam Research Corp VZ - Verizon PRU - Prudential Financial BAC - Bank of America UNH - United Health Group WMT - Walmart HD - Home Depot GOOG - Alphabet (Google) LMT - Lockheed Martin HAS - Hasbro (the toy company) To find out more about these picks, see the MSN link below. Source: The 10 best stocks to buy for 2017 Disclaimer These are not my personal recommendations and I do not own any of the stocks on the above list, I have no plans to initiate positions within the next 72 hours on any of them. Investors are urged to their research and diligence. Prior performance is not predicative of future results. 3.3k Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Tharendra Lunia, Chartered ant and CFA(US) Level III Candidate Updated Mar 31

Since inception in 1988, Magma Fincorp have been driven by a single, purposeful goal- of “investing in the smallest dream“. During the past 28 years, they have serviced over one million customers and helped them evolve. At Magma, they offer a bouquet of financial products to our customers through our 290 branches speared across 22 states. There energetic team of 8800 Magmaites are always looking to you as a friend financier and guide. Magma possesses a diversified product portfolio: loans for cars and utility vehicles, commercial vehicles, construction equipment, tractors, used vehicles, SME businesses, mortgage finance as well as Housing Finance and General Insurance. In 2012-13 year, Magma launched loans for Mortgaged Finance following the acquisition of the mortgage business of GE India. Magma entered in to General Insurance business through Magma HDI General Insurance Company, a t venture with HDI Gerling. The HDI-Gerling brand, is a part of Hannover based Talanx group, the third-largest German insurance Group operating in around 150 counties of the world. - Source[1] *For financial year ending on 31 Mar 2014, MAGMA FINCORP LTD has reported* 1 Sales Growth : 17.19% 2 Profit Growth : 10.40% 3 Margin Declined : -0.45% *For financial year ending on 31 Mar 2015, MAGMA FINCORP LTD has reported* 1 Sales Growth : 9.37% 2 Profit Growth : 9.96% 3 Margin Improved : 0.04% 4 Borrowings Increased : 10.07% *For financial year ending on 31 Mar 2016, MAGMA FINCORP LTD has reported* 1 Sales Growth : 4.44% 2 Profit Growth : 25.55% 3 Margin Improved : 1.48% 4 Borrowings Increased : 1.04% *For financial year ending on Mar-17 E, MAGMA FINCORP LTD is expected to report* 1 Sales Growth : 6.41% 2 Profit Growth : 11.24% 3 Margin Improved : 0.47% 4 Borrowings Increased : 4.84% *For financial year ending on Mar-18 E, MAGMA FINCORP LTD is expected to report* 1 Sales Growth : 5.49% 2 Profit Growth : 9.38% 3 Margin Improved : 0.40% 4 Borrowings Increased : 3.86% *Below are some of the Financial Ratios for MAGMA FINCORP LTD for financial year ending on 31 Mar 2016:* Net Income/Sales is 0.09

Net Income/Pre Tax Income is 0.70 Pre Tax Income/EBIT is 0.21 EBIT/Sales is 0.60 Sales/Assets is 0.16 Assets/Equity is 6.39 *Return on Equity is 09%* *Return on Assets is 01%* Retention Based Growth Rate is 08% Market Capitalisation is INR 2022 crores Debt is INR 9825 crores Non Current Investments is INR 458 crores Enterprise Value is INR 11388 crores Net Profit is INR 187 crores Add: Interest is INR 998 crores Less : Tax Savings on Interest is INR 296 crores Less : Other Income is INR 19 crores Firm Profits is INR 870 crores Sales is INR 2120 crores Add: Other Income is INR 19 crores Total Income is INR 2139 crores *Firm Margin is 41%* *Enterprise Value to Total Income is 5.32 (below 2 is better)* *Enterprise Value to Total Income to Firm Margin is 13.08 (below 15 is investments friendly)* *Price to Earning is 10.80 (below 18 is investments friendly)* *Price to Book Value is 1.00 (below 2 is investments friendly)* *Debt to Equity is 4.84 (below 2 is investments friendly)* Free Cash Flow to Firm is INR 407 crores Free Cash Flow to Equity is INR -591 crores Price to Earning Growth is 0.42

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Akshay, Co-founder at Equityboxx.com (2016-present) Answered May 28

Two hidden stocks that can give you better returns. Date : 27.05.2017

1. FIEM Industries Ltd. ( Current Market Price : 887 , Target Price : 1150 , Tenure : 6–12 Months)

About the Company ; FIEM Ind is one of the leading manufacturers of automotive lighting & signaling equipments and rear view mirrors. Company was originally incorporated in India as

Rahul Auto Private Limited on February 6, 1989 in New Delhi under the Companies Act, 1956. They changed the name of the Company to FIEM Industries Private Limited w.e.f. May 7, 1992. Subsequently, our Company was converted into a public Company w.e.f November 30, 1993 pursuant.During the year 1993-94, they added additional facilities for manufacturing of automotive lighting and signaling equipment such as head lamp, tail lamp, side indicator, reflex Reflector, fog lamp, etc. Numbers: 1) With CMP of 887 Rs. stock is trading at just 21 times of its FY17 earnings and a better book value of 208 Rs. gives strength to investors. 2) As compared to its peers, company is trading at cheap rates now ( Ind PE > Comp PE) 3) Giving non stop dividend from last several years. It took me several hours to analyse its annual report in which some of the very import aspects are > Promoter’s holding : 70% , after a strong dividend payout ratio of 11% company is having good reserves of 262 Crore. > Company has considerably less debt ( DE : .33)

> Comparison with its peers : In five years company gave 550% returns, highest among its near friends

> You would be surprised to see its client base :

Technicals : on a verge to bounce back as soon as possible:

May be the best time to BUY.

2) Tata Elxsi Ltd. ( Current Market Price : 1362 Rs. , Target Price : 1600 ; Tenure 4– 6 Months)

May be some of you are aware about this company, let’s see more about it. About the Company : Tata Elxsi is amongst the world’s leading providers of design and technology services for product engineering and solutions across industries including Broadcast, Communications and Automotive.

It provides technology consulting, new product design, development, and testing services. Tata Elxsi also provides solutions and services for emerging technologies such as IoT (Internet of Things), Big Data Analytics, Cloud, Mobility, Virtual Reality and Artificial Intelligence. Numbers: 1) With CMP of 1362 Rs. stock is trading at just 24 times of its FY17 earnings an healthy dividend history shows better liquidity. 2) For the quarter ended 31-03-2017, the company has reported a Standalone sales of ₹ 326.05 Cr., up 5.38 from last quarter Sales of ₹ 309.39 Cr. and up 10.92 from last year same quarter Sales of ₹ 293.95 Cr. Company has reported net profit after tax of ₹ 44.50 Cr. in latest quarter. 3) Company is FULLY DEBT FREE. 4) Observe closely what I am trying to show you >

5) 5 Year returns : 551% , Rank : 1

4) its quarterly result highlights and see the performance :

TECHNICAL: Bullish on charts.

Best time to get in. 'By 2024, Sensex will be at 1,00,000 levels and Nifty at 22,000' - Technical Indicators So stay invested. I update latest BUY NOW stocks here ( No charges ) : Equityboxx BUY NOW Stocks

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Surya Kamal, AlgorithmicTrader, Founder-www.returnwealth.com Answered Mar 12

Its a very good question and people who are investing mostly will have this same question now. You need to invest in companies which are undervalued compared to peers and run by a professional management with a great potential to generate increasing revenues "It is far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.” -by WARREN BUFFET

1.Why undervalued stocks can be best investment?? Undervalued stocks can outperform more popular stocks because they don’t have the built-in that current big-hitters have.For example, a popular stock has already had its major run-up, and will most likely do little more only than with the general market. If the market rises by 10% in a given year, the stock may rise by only 10% or 15%.But An undervalued stock has greater potential to perform better, because it can increase in price substantially simply as a result of reaching the common valuations in its sector. A undervalued stock can rise by 50% or more in a single year once it becomes “discovered” by the general market. 2.How to find the Undervalued Stocks?? Underperforming stocks. In every market sector there are always leaders and laggards. You want to always pay close attention to the laggards. That isn’t to say that a stock is undervalued just because it’s trailing others in it’s sector. But if the fundamentals and financials are healthy compared to it’s competitors, it might be because it’s time hasn’t come yet. You’ll want to get in before it does! Price/earnings ratio (P/E). This is one of the first clues that a stock’s undervalued. If the typical P/E ratio in a sector is 20 and you find a stock trading at 10, you need to investigate. Again, if the fundamentals and financials are comparable to it’s competitors, but it’s not being blessed by one of the investment advisor superstars, it may be a strong candidate. P/E growth ratio. You can determine this by dividing the P/E ratio by the company’s projected growth rate over the next five years. If the number is less than one, the company may be a strong candidate. Just be careful here: growth forecasts are expectations, not guarantees. High dividend yield. If you find a company with a 4% dividend yield in a sector that typically pays 2%, you either have a company that’s about to go over a financial cliff, or one that’s a legitimate undervaluation. The higher dividend yield is either the result of a pending financial problem (that will lower the dividend yield) or it’s a case

of a stock that’s paying an above average rate, simply because it’s currently out of favor.. Pay attention to market sell-offs. There are usually more undervalued stocks to be found after market sell-offs than at market peaks. Undervalued stocks are a relative rarity in strong bull markets, but can be quite common in bear markets. Bear markets punish good stocks along with the bad, and that creates plenty of interesting opportunities. Always keep some cash on hand, that way you can find these gems after big market sell-offs — when they’re much easier to find. Be patient! Finding — and ultimately profiting from — undervalued stocks is a slow process. Take your time and be careful in locating l egitimate investment opportunities. And when you do, be ready for them to be discovered by the rest of the market. It can take years but the returns can be spectacular. Once you find a stock as indicated by any of the above (and there are other measures as well), you will need to look into: ·Revenue growth ·Net earnings growth ·Growth projections ·Pending legal or regulatory actions ·Significant issues with subsidiaries ·Issues with primary product lines ·Stability of management ·Contingent liabilities ·Equity growth ·Unusual geopolitical risk A problem in one or more of these categories could be the reason for the low stock price, making the stock unable to qualify as undervalued. But if all of the above check out, you may have found a winner. Even better is a problem with any of these that has recently been resolved. It could be that the stock was depressed by the issue, and now that it’s been remedied it will simply be a matter of time before the market welcomes the stock back into the winners circle. That’s a classic example of an undervalued stock! Cheers, Surya-Founder at www.returnwealth.com 4.3k Views · 11 Upvotes Upvote 11

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Vaibhavv Shah, former Analyst at Transparent Value (2003-2010) Answered Mar 12

1.Top 'Multibagger' pick, will fly high in Indian Sky: SPICEJET

CMP: 77.40 Target: 124 short term, 250 long term

undoubtedly SPICEJET is going to sky rocket from this level, the reasons are given belowUndoubtedly 1. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala pick. 2. Crude price and ATF. 3. Unquestionable Management: It is a well known fact that Spicejet was about to get closed by Dec 2014 but it was taken over by Ajay Singh, it's founder by 2015. He is the MD of Spicejet currently. Since then the company has given 8 profitable quarters. 4. Spicejet is to operate several regional planes under UDAAN, which will be subsidised by the central Government. 5. Spicejet recently placed an order of 205 planes worth Rs. 1,50,000 crore ( one lakh fifty thousand crore.) 6. 6. Talking about fuel, crude prices going down due to US shale production. Consequently ATF tax decreased by the government. 7. Market Share: Spicejet currently carries 12 % of Indian domestic crowd making it the 3rd largest regional carrier only next to Indigo and Jet airways who stand at 30% and 13% respectively. Jet Airways earns lesser profit than SpiceJet, has less net worth yet it is priced at 450 Rs. whereas SpiceJet at 77.40. 8 FIIs and DII: Currently 39% is held by DIIs like ICICI, Reliance, Ambit, Dsp, etc. and 51% by promoters. Rest 10% by retailers and traders. Warren Buffet recently invested 10 billion dollars in aviation sector. Qatar, Saudi, Dubai, Muscat, Sharjah is planning to invest in Indian aviation sector. Indigo and JetAirways are already saturated with Promotional and FII holding. This is the fourth month in a row that the airline has topped the OTP (On Time Performance) charts. The airline also topped the enger load factor metrics for the industry at 93.6% Also, it is top pick of Various brokerage houses and has astrological . 2. All CARGO LOGISTICS: CMP: 166.20 TARGET: 210.40 All CARGO is a decent company with a market cap. of Rs. 4083.4 cr of which 68% is held by the promoters. 2nd Highest profitable multi modal logistics company only next to ContainerCorp. which is priced at Rs. 1235.45. Will produce terrific Q2 & Q3 results due to low cost owing to toll tax reduction, storage and warehouseing made easy, DMIC and NW- 1 project coming, crude price drop, cheap Indian labour, agricultural and then festive season. Management intact, new ship acquiring,contract with German lift company, Delivery percentage going upto 93%. MFs silently acquiring in small quantities. Can zoom in anytime.

3. Top 'Multibagger' from here this stock flies, invest if you are wise: EDELWEISS

CMP: 135 Target: 182 Reasons:

1.Fundamentals: The firm has five major businesses: capital markets, credit, asset management, life insurance, and commodities. Its main focus is on credit. specifically mortgages for housing and loans for agriculture. The firm has 248 offices in 128 cities, including 8 offices outside ofIndia. The firm has a client base of 630,000 and employee strength of 6,227.It

also has a strong network of more than 4,700 sub-

brokers and authorised persons. The borrowing pattern has massively changed in our country. Earlier people used to stick to corporate loans. But common man has started resorting to car loans, education loans and housing loans. And the outburst is too much to be handled by PSUs and traditional banking institutes. The space for NBFC is HUGE. Plus Edelweiss will soon be getting it's own Banking License. 2. Management: Rashes Shah the CEO of this group is a canine. He spares no opportunity. He graduated from KC college later did a Diploma in IIFT to create a base for getting in into IIm Ahemdabad, where he created a strong alumnus base with the likes of Reddif, MakeMyTrip (His initial clients). Thereafter he ed ICICI and Prime Securities where he widened the base and partnered up with Venkat Ramaswamy to create Edelweiss. His managerial skills are widely praised and t... (more) Upvote 23

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Mike Price, Editor at RightPriceinvesting.com (2016-present) Answered Jan 25 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in, in 2017?

I actually wrote a book about this: Amazon.com: Stocks for 2017: Start Your Financial New Year Off Right With Ten Winning Trades (Right Price Series) eBook: Mike Price: Kindle Store . The answer, however, is that you shouldn’t necessarily focus on stocks to buy for 2017 - a year is a random time and most investments will do well either much faster or much slower than a year. If you have a goal for investing in 2017, pick a bunch of companies you ire and start to follow them. Read the annual and quarterly reports, listen to the conference calls and watch the charts to see how they trend and what the and resistance levels are. This will help you figure out which companies you should invest in for the long-term (10+ years) and when your favorite companies are tremendously oversold so you can take advantage and trade in them. 2.9k Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Aditya Mehta, SEBI ed Research analyst , Angel Invesor , Entreprenuer Answered Sep 13, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in India in October 2016?

I have decided to share my valuation of Colgate India and FMCG Stocks to Answer this question.I beleive that the best Multibaggers as of September 2016 going forward from now on will be FMCG Stocks. A key reason for this is that their revenues are depressed because of 2 years of Drought -Bad Monsoons and Rural Demand (2014 and 2015). During the period 1871-2015,there have 26 drought years.Thus based on this historical data there is a 18.3% probability of drought in India each year. India has experienced droughts 5 times in 2 consecutive years which means a probability of 3.5%. And once three years have consecutively been drought years having a probability of 0.7%. Thus based on the above data , there is a strong probability of 92.3% of good monsoons in F.Y. 2017.I have currently shared my valuation of Colgate India

which has a Target Price of 1174 rs against a Market

price of 950. A 15% upside is possible in the short run. However as the years going

ahead play out and Monsoon spur demand in the toothpast category I have faith that the stock will multiply 2–3 times in next 3–4 Years time.Here is a complete and detailed valuation of Colgate India Link : Is Colgate One of the Best Long Term Stocks to Buy in India ? 8.7k Views · 5 Upvotes Upvote

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Yash Agrawal, Into Stocks Since I was 19 Answered Mar 28, 2016

Thanks Neelam for the A2A I apply Warren Buffet's investing style while investing in stocks Warren Buffett has 4 rules for investing in stocks: Rule 1: A stock must be stable and understandable Rule 2: A Stock must have long term prospects Rule 3: A Stock must be managed by vigilant leaders Rule 4: A Stock must be undervalued By this , stocks i find are 1. Oil India 2. SJVN 3. Balmer Lawrie and co 4. Nevyeli Lignite 5. Novartis India 6. REC 7. SBI 8. SBBJ 9. GSFC 10. Guj Alkali 11. NOCIL 12. Indo Thai SEC I would never suggest anyone to invest in stocks listening to anyone's recommendation. You should invest when you are confident enough and you know what you are doing. Hope it helps . Happy Investing. If you have any other queries feel free to message me personally i would be happy to help. For some other simple tips checkout 55 Stock Tips For Investment Success by Yash Agrawal on I'M Possible (By the way, did you enjoy this answer? If so, upvote  alright? and don't forget to follow me) 5k Views · 23 Upvotes · Answer requested by Neelam Kaur Upvote 23

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Ashish Kyal, Director & Founder at Waves Strategy Advisors Answered Jan 11

Understanding the trend of sub sectors applying Elliott wave and technical analysis to know the trend. Before investing into any stocks, it becomes important to know that which sector is going to outperform so the probability of success increases. Once the sector is finalized then bet can be placed to generate the greater returns. This time we have covered analysis on subsectors to understand which sector is going to outperform in coming years which can help in stock selection process. Oil & Gas: The overall bigger structure of Oil & Gas sector looks similar to that of Capital Good but there is one major difference which is in the final leg. The ongoing up move in Oil & Gas sector has managed to retrace the prior fall completely in faster time thereby hinting that a major low might have been formed and any correction ……. Auto Index: We are bullish on this sector as a whole despite all the pessimism post the Demonetization. The reason being the strong impulsive rise we have seen in this sector from 2009 onwards. The up move is in series of (1) – (2) and 1 – 2 with wave 2 currently ongoing and post its completion …… To read more click here http://www.wavesstrategy.com/Fre... 2.9k Views Upvote

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Raghav Behani, Founder at Raghavbehani.com Answered Jun 12

Let’s conduct a top-down approach for this question. This framework by my firm Home | Raghav Behani

helped us identify the following multibaggers over the last

few years: i) Yes Bank in October 2013 at Rs 367 ii) PC Jewellers in June 2014 at Rs 110 to Rs 115 iii) Dewan Housing in Jan 2016 between Rs 195 to Rs 210 Note: We had identified and recommended DHFL even in December 2013 under a totally different framework - Statistical Bargain on the DCF. iv) Shakti Pumps in Jan 2016 at Rs 160, our average price is in the range of ~ Rs 130 to Rs 140 We have had one flop under this framework - Zicom. What is the framework that we are talking of? Tailwinds: India centric story for the business Growth expected to come from tier II and below regions Major income source ~ Upper middle class and below segments

Business Advantage: Shift of preference towards branded from unbranded Now GST advantage. 2 years back we weren’t thinking of GST advantage Low cost producer

Financials: Balance Sheet Health ~ This is were our strength lies. Having many audited listed companies right from small size ones to multi billion dollar ones, I personally have developed a knack for reading between the lines. Forecasting - Most of the times, messed up balance sheets are considered a “stay-away-from” but from my experience I was able to separate wheat from the chaff. The audit experience helps me analyze the current state of the balance sheet and forecast the future health if our expected scenarios play out. This is broadly what we look for apart from running DCF models, valuation analysis, etc. Now there is one sector that is expected to do well in the coming period ~ Healthcare. Apart from hospitals, we have listed companies in the field of preventive healthcare. Now we expect preventive healthcare industry to grow faster than the general healthcare industry.

Prevention is better than cure. Increasing lifestyle diseases and other factors playing out in the modern society, preventive healthcare industry can see a secular growth rate for a sustained period of time. We have two companies from the diagnostic space that are listed - Thyrocare and Dr Lal Path Labs. Now both these companies trade at such valuations on PE that no multibagger advisor will tell you of them. But , there are many

companies out there that have given 10X in 10 years despite always trading at high PE levels. These companies are having a market cap of Rs 4000 Crores to Rs 7000 Crores. Can they become a Rs 50,000+ Crore company?

And

Note: We are talking a bare minimum of 5 to 10 year period in this post i) Tailwinds - Check India centric Growth expected from tier II and below Income source ~ Middle class and below ii) Business Advantage - Check Cost benefit over local players - This industry has no entry barriers and the unorganised sector enjoys the lion’s share in the industry Both the companies have superior testing and reporting mechanisms that are expected to give them advantage over their local competitors iii) Financial Strength - Check Now the big question, which company to invest in? Just look at the comparison table given below:

Strictly speaking - Dr Lal Path Labs enjoys a better management efficiency over Thyrocare. I’ll make it a simpler comparison for you. The company has maintained and improved its EBIDTA margins over the last few years while Thyrocare has seen margins drifting lower DLPL enjoys better turnover ratios than TT The valuations of both the companies are similar at first glance but DLPL enjoys better ROCE, RONW, PAT Growth DLPL trades at a lower M.Cap to Sales on a standalone basis But in noway does this mean you should go and invest in DLPL without digging in. Thyrocare is a younger company that DLPL and its focus on preventive healthcare is higher. Valuations - No comments We have shared an in depth business analysis, industry trends and valuation analysis with our clients and it will be unfa... (more) Upvote 23

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Sanjib Saha, Interested in Indian stock market. Updated May 10

Right now, these three stocks are a part of my portfolio. They have given me good returns in the past one- two months. For a short term investment, you may think to invest in: 1. Hatsun Agro Share Price - Short term

Jumped frm 460 to 582 in 3 months. 2. Vadilal Industries - Short term

Jumped from 550 to above 950 in 3 months. 3. Asian Paints - Long term One amazing stock, you just simply can't ignore. One of the giants from paints industry. Look at the last 5 years growth. I don't see any competitors in the next coming years.

Disclaimer - Invest at your own risk. And, here are the industries you may like to stay away from: 1. Pharma- Pharma stocks are a big No. One just can't predict Pharma with a great accuracy. Stocks like Sun Pharma, Cipla, Aurobindo Pharma's performance in the last one year has been disappointing. 2. IT- Stay away from Mindtree, Infosys and Tech Mahindra. They were a poor addition to my portfolio. You may check the complete list of best 50 stocks here - Which are the best stocks to Invest in 2017 - Top 50 Stocks Happy investing.

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Ron Rule, CEO @ As Seen On TV Answered Jan 21 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017?

The ones of companies Donald Trump tweets negatively about. I’ve been seeing a pattern with this. When Trump singles out a company or industry, investors panic and start selling, and the stock dips. But since the company fundamentals haven't actually changed, it rebounds in a couple of days. Buy them on the down swing and sell when shareholders come back to their senses for quick gains. 9.3k Views · 27 Upvotes Upvote 27

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Andrew Sheldon, Author of "Global Mining Investing" Answered Dec 31, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

I'll be investing in small cap resources. The focus will be: 1. Emerging miners - zinc, rare earths, coal, tin 2. Emerging markets property 3. Western rural cities for property where strong immigration. I.e. NZ. 4. Australia Canada best exposure to resource stocks or London The reason is that: The commodity sector is already up. The last month had pulled back marginally ready for new year rally extension Real economy looks like recovering Emerging markets have an oversupply of labour so persistent low inflation outlook and global stimulus Fed rises in interest rates are nominal at best. 0.75 to 3% isn't going to do much to markets in a growth phase. The opportunity to invest in sexy commodities with exposure to new industries like batteries and electric cars. 9.7k Views · 11 Upvotes · Answer requested by Esmaeel Akther Upvote 11

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Koushal Sharma, Eat Trade Sleep Answered Jan 15

This is the best time to invest in Banking & NBFC as this sector has seen a lot of selling pressure because of Demonetisation and is yet to rally with nifty already up 7% from crucial 7900 level and recent breakouts & volume in overall banking stocks indicates more upmove to come with reports that RBI may cut Repo Rate by 25 basis points in February meeting. Metal stocks should also be on the radar as rising metal prices in the international market & reports of chinese capacity shutdowns will increse the profits & demand of the Indian steel makers. Here are some stocks i think will perform well in future. The targets metioned here are for 4–5 months..

PNB @125.10, Target:- 180. ICICI Bank @268, Target:- 320. Hindalco @172.20, Target:- 210. Tata Motors @515, Target:- 605. This one is bit risky- Dlf @124.10, Target:- 160. Don't go for any of the IT & PHARMA stocks. Worst is yet to come for them. Trump policies and global sentiments looks weak for both industries. 2.9k Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Aman Sonewane, works at 7Marketz, Atozforex.com Answered Jan 22 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017?

I analysed some of the best stocks to trade in my article. These stocks are fundamentally and technically performing well. Here is the list of top 5 stocks to invest in 2017 Top 5 Best Stocks Trades this week

As the retail stocks surged around 15 percent in past one year after Donald Trump’s stock market rally. I see a lot more earnings in these stocks listed in the link above. Also, I have suggested the Target price of the stock.

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Kabir Jha, Investment Analyst at Power You Finance Answered Mar 6 Originally Answered: What is the best stock to invest in 2017?

Warren Buffett is arguably the greatest investor of our time, and that makes knowing what stocks he's buying for Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A)(NYSE:BRK-B) mustknow news. In the fourth quarter, Buffett added a bunch of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) to his portfolio, and recently, he

told that he's spent about $20 billion of Berkshire Hathaway's cash stockpile buying these and other stocks since "a little before the election." He also revealed that his position in both Apple and airline stocks is bigger now than it was in December. 9.5k Views · 2 Upvotes Upvote

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Ganesan Thirunavukarasu, Suggesting better ways to invest Answered Oct 11, 2015 Originally Answered: Which are the best stocks to buy in India?

Some of the points which you may consider while buying a stock are given below, Analyze the balance sheet of the company for the last few years. See if the company is making a  progress though it is laden with debts. For example, Motherson sumi has  huge debts still it is favored for long term appreciation due to the  management approach. If the company share value   is low, look into the future prospect of the company, ways laid down by  the management, consistent improvement in its Earnings Per Share needs to be looked upon. For example, Marksans pharma has debts still it has grown      steeply in the last 6 months due to the consistent performance in every      quarter. Flavor of the season, Need to identify based on the sector which may lead growth in the immediate term. Banks and automobiles were flavor of the season during 2014 run up to elections. All the stocks in those indices made stellar growth, some even generating more than 100% returns in a year. Cash rich companies, another best way is to identify the cash rich companies or companies which pays dividend year after year. This means they share the profit of the company with its people. For example, ITC, Page industries, Asian Paints, Dabur India, Supreme industries etc. Management decisions and  future, TVS motors never had any strike in its history and they had made all decisions transparent to all its employees. Management was clear in  their outlook and they had made strategic alliances and steps for making progress in their market. Keep some stocks for the long term and some for the medium to short term for making money. Buy a stock as per your  risk appetite.

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Srigopal Bhattad, Writer at Www.marketclubindia.com (2014-present) Answered Mar 19

Hindustan Copper Ltd Market Cap.: ₹ 6,027.81 Cr. Current Price: ₹ 65.15 Book Value: ₹ 20.91 Stock P/E: 160.67 Dividend Yield: 0.00% Face Value: ₹ 5.00

Listed on BSE

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Company Website 52 Week High/Low: ₹ 73.80 / ₹ 42.00 Dividend yield: 0.00% Dividend Payout: 0.00% EPS: ₹ 0.41 Return on equity: 2.23% Average return on equity 7Years: 13.27% QoQ Profits: 149.19% YOY Quarterly profit growth: 102.52% Profit growth: -40.01% Profit growth 3Years: -50.64% Sales growth: 1.88% Sales growth 3Years: -9.87% Sales growth 5Years: -3.64% Debt to equity: 0.11 Debt To Profit: 3.06% Last result date: 2,01,612.00 Return on capital employed: -0.03% Average return on capital employed 3Years: 10.45% Enterprise Value: ₹ 5,918.83 Enterprise Value to EBIT: ₹ 100.00 Earnings yield: 1.00% Average 5years dividend: ₹ 58.29 Cr. Promoter holding: 82.95% Unpledged promoter holding: 82.95% PEG Ratio: -5.64 Price to Sales: 6.58 Price to Earning: 160.67 Graham: ₹ 13.89 Net profit: ₹ 37.52 Cr. Earning Power: ₹ 3.15 Charts are favorable and clear breakout in Hind Copper Above 72 looks like it will move up very fast as after 1.5 years it has given a breakout already and final confirmation abv 72 Can see 100+ levels shortly.

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Vinoth Kanna, Stock picker at gale.in, be a wise investor Answered Jan 3 Originally Answered: Which stocks should I invest in 2017?

Please go through Vinoth Kanna's answer to What is the best stock to buy in Jan'17? Recently i have recommended in my site, Buy Titan at 309 CMP: 349 Buy Petronet LNG 343 CMP: 382.9 Buy Amara Raja Battery 865–870 CMP: 885. Target 940. Sell TVS motor 368 Target 354 achieved. Buy Eicher Motors 20250. CMP: 22449. Target:23500 Buy Tech Mahindra 465–470 Target 490 hit. Buy Havells 330. CMP: 342. Buy Indian Metals 520. CMP 685. Target 750. Buy Indian Bank 210. Book profit 230. Buy REC and PFC on dips towards 115. CMP: 125. Target 135. Top 10 Stocks to buy in Small-cap for January 2017- Indian Share Market Which Blue Chip shares / stocks should one buy for long term now? In this week, get top 10 Stocks to buy in Mid-cap for 2017, so do not forget to visit and subscribe at Gale.in, Free Indian Stock/Share Market Investing/Trading Tips . Gale has over 6,000 monthly visitors, 750 email subscribers and 150 notification subscribers. and always choose the right stock to invest or trade. 4.2k Views · 10 Upvotes Upvote 10

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Sol Palha, Convergence of Mass Psychology and Technical Analysis to spot new trends Answered Mar 6 Originally Answered: What is the best stock to invest in 2017?

This is the wrong question, and if you act on the answers provided, you are most likely going to lose your money. The 1st question you should ask yourself is why you are asking strangers for advice regarding managing your money. It is like giving it to them and telling them to invest it for you and hoping they will do a good job. You need to understand what you are getting into. Understand the markets for they are ruthless The masses always panic and are always driven by emotion. Emotions drive the markets so understand this, and you are one step closer to becoming a better investor. 1. Learn from History; study how the masses reacted during the 1929 crash, the 1987 crash, the Dot.com

bust, the financial crisis of 2008, etc. History is

nothing but a repetition of stupidity. In other words, stupid people doing the same stupid things and hoping for a different outcome; this is also referred to as insanity. 2. Don’t give into panic. When the masses panic, you should buy, when the masses are happy you should sell. Mass psychology is the study of mass emotion. Want to know on this concept you can go to this page that we put up for novice investors Mass Psychology and the markets . 3. Once you understand the above two concepts, it is easy to spot good investments. One way is to use a stock screener such as Finviz.

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mass psychology are the two most critical areas; you should consider focusing on. 1.2k Views · 2 Upvotes Upvote

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Tejas Khoday, India's youngest stockbroker, Co-Founder @ www.fyers.in Answered Apr 10, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

Hi there, Some really good ones are: Dynamatic Technologies Suzlon Energy Yes Bank Ultratech Cement Eicher Motors Aurobindo Pharma Edelweiss Financial Max Financial These are just good stocks fundamentally, technically speaking they're at different levels so I suggest you trade them accordingly if you choose to. We don't believe in

giving price targets as everything is a flow and when the going is good, stick with it. Just know when to enter and exit. That's the skill you need to be uber successful in the markets. You can trade the shittiest stocks and make the most money if you're good at timing, scaling and position sizing. Use a good trading platform. Ours can really be useful to you. It's called Fyers One . Hope my answer was useful. 6.9k Views · 10 Upvotes · Answer requested by Sriraj Malur Srinivasa and Hajra K Mehdi Upvote 10

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Mandeep Singh, Self Employed Updated Apr 30

Just look around you and you will get an idea where to invest your hard earned money as shown in the above images. Investing in stocks is not a rocket science. It has been made complicated for the normal people like us.

When I started investing, in the beginning I had no idea about the words like P.E./Moving averages/ EPS/ Forward earnings/Stop loss/Technical charts etc. I was kind of afraid of the ‘market’. Because it is still a misconception that ‘share bazaar’ is a place for gambling. Then, luckily I.G.L. station (Indraprastha Gas) started near my home. I use to see long, long queues of cars, autos for filling C.N.G. day in and day out. And my journey to the stock market started. I.G.L. was the first company I invested in (at around Rs. 200) and still it is in my portfolio giving good dividend too.

My other favourite stocks are Future Consumer & Future Lifestyle. Just visit any BIG BAZAAR near your home and see the mad rush there.

My point is KEEP THINGS SIMPLE. Choose good blue chips / mid-caps and stay invested for long term. Have patience for mind boggling and humongous returns.

Mother of all bull runs is about to begin soon. So all of you … just fasten your seat-belts and enjoy the wonderful ride.

Good luck & Happy Investing :-) Image source: Google Edit: NBFC, Banks, housing finance companies can give decent returns.Financial sector stocks should be there in your core portfolio. It’s my view-point. ALL THE BEST. 9.1k Views · 76 Upvotes Upvote 76

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Sanjit Satish, Assistant Bank Manager at Pru Bank India Answered Jan 3 Originally Answered: Which stocks should I invest in 2017?

HOW CAN YOU DECIDE WHICH STOCKS TO BUY 1. Positive Price Momentum - investors should be keen in looking for companies that have a more positive pricing history or companies that are developing. In order to find the right stock, ask around and look for stories in the press that are compelling and or related to the company’s success in the past few years and analyze how it is moving in the market. 2. Buy what you know and what you’re interested in – Invest in an industry or a company that you are familiar with, if you invest your money in a company that you are interested in there is a bigger chance that you won’t get tired of researching about it. 3. Invest in stocks that are straight forward – pick a stock company that is fairly easy to understand especially if this is your first investment in an individual market. Invest in stocks that offer an easy-to-understand, and with a straightforward company business model. This tip is one of the trademark advice of Warren Buffet, one of the most successful traders in the market. Expanding your Portfolio - Buying Stocks 1.4k Views Upvote

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Jagbir Singh, Celebrating the festival called life Updated Oct 2, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

Though Large-caps are kind of safe investment but ideally they give returns in line with stock market as a whole. India is in high growth phase where more and more population is being upgraded to middle class, therefore, consumer stocks  will boom due to large disposable income, and agriculture which is neglected somehow up to now will perform better than others. Infra and Pharma are another high-growth sectors moving forward. I would better invest my money on high-growth mid-caps which are in area of consumer and agriculture. Though they carry bit higher risk than mega caps but if Management is honest and balance sheet is clean then I would rely on them and invest for long-term, I'd keep a track of progress and do re-allocation if necessary.  I would buy stocks like Titan Industries, Hawkins cookers, VST Tillers and Tractors, Ajanta Pharma, Biocon etc. and sit tight for few years to reap rich benefit. "Stock market makes its money on activity. You make your money on inactivity." 10.4k Views · 18 Upvotes Upvote 18

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Rakkan, Value investor Answered Jan 4

Originally Answered: Which stocks should I invest in 2017?

Happy new year folks (hope it is not too late) In 2017, as per national and international geo-political and economic environment (we can make out as of now) , the sectors best placed for good returns as well as stability are Speciality chemicals : like navin flourine, aarti ind etc Insurance Niche pharma companies : syngene intl, shilpa medicare, advanced enzymes etc Niche fmcg companies : Bajaj corp, jyothy labs (not those that directly compete with Patanjali products) Banks : due cut in interest rates, lesser black money in circulation, more digital transactions, boost for loans in msme sectors and better reforms in several sectors, banks are poised to do quite well. Hdfc bank, yes bank, indusind bank will be very placed to benefit from the above developments. If the crude prices are stable and dont rise (beyond $100) then look for paint stocks as they show great pricing power and will benefit greatly due to GST - berger paints, kansai nerolac, akzo nobel would be the best placed. NBCC will benefit from government affordable housing, housing for all schemes as well as infra spending ahead of elections in states like UP, Punjab . BEL will be main beneficiary of Digital India, smart cities programs. Also increased defence spending encouraging domestic manufacturing companies puts BEL in a very bright spot. More it is jusr trading at a pe of 20 and gives good dividends too. Of course there are always some other evergreen and robust stocks like Power Grid corp, CRISIL etc. Also there are some very good IPOs coming in 2017 - sbi life insurance, NSE, BSE, CSDL, Eris life sciences, HUDCO which have very good growth prospects going ahead in future. also these companies have very good operating model, very transparent and the domains in which they operate are set to expand and grow at a very good pace. Cheers :) have a great year ahead 4.4k Views · 14 Upvotes Upvote 14

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Anonymous Answered Feb 3 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017?

Hello, As we begin 2017 and leave 2016 as past, everyone is curious to know about the Singapore economic and investment situation. Everyone who trades wants to know the way to make profitable stock investment

in this New Year.

As we all know that opportunities will always exist in share markets. Traders who do not want to do the more legwork to investigate or to research about the potential stocks in the SGX market will maximum probable lose out because the STI will maintain to present market returns – so as to possibly stay stunted in 2017 at near the 3,000 points mark. So in order to execute profitable share investment

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Don Murray, Common Sense Long Term Investor Answered Jan 25 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in, in 2017?

The smart investor doesn't buy what is good at this time. They buy what will be good in the future. Investing is a long term endeavor. If you don’t know the difference between investing and speculating, you shouldn’t be putting your money in anything. 2.3k Views · 7 Upvotes Upvote

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Dev Kumar Airon, Investing real estate, stocks, mutual funds, gold for 35Y Answered Sep 16, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

Markets look over heated. It is better to wait before investing. I would much prefer good Mutual Funds rather than taking a direct plunge in stocks. They have expert fund managers assisted by research teams who are in a much better position to take investment decisions. One should invest in Stocks via Mutual Funds. Qualified professionals manage your money. SEBI (Securities Exchange Board of India) regularly monitors these. Expense ratio is only 1% to 2 %. TAX BENEFITS- Units redeemed after 12 months are exempt from capital gains tax. Dividend income is Tax Free too. You can redeem all or part of your investment any time at the current NAV value. Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is the best way to invest. A fixed sum is invested every month. More units are bought when the price is low and fewer units when the price is high. This reduces the impact of market volatility. You can update/cancel SIP anytime. HOW TO BUY MUTUAL FUNDS: SEBI has prescribed certain requirements relating to KYC "Know Your Client". This entails In-Person Verification (IPV), verification of identity and address, financial status, occupation etc.

Click on the following link to know how to invest in MF: Know Your Client (KYC)Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund DIRECT PLANS: Investors can now directly invest in mutual fund schemes without involving distributors or brokers. They need to visit AMC website. There would not be any distribution fees. Due to this, expense ratio would be lower and returns higher between 0.5% to 1.5% p.a., as compared to regular plans. For buying Mutual Funds directly VISIT THE WEBSITE OF THE CONCERNED AMC Asset Management Company, like Birla Sun Life, DSP Blackrock, Franklin Templeton, Reliance Mutual Fund, Axis Mutual Fund, HDFC Mutual Fund, SBI Mutual Fund, etc Some good Equity Mutual Funds in different categories and their approx compounded annual returns in previous 3 years are mentioned below. However this return is a dynamic figure and one must check most up to date figure. Large Cap Funds . compounded annual returns in previous 3 years SBI Blue Chip Fund …………… …………………………27.1 % (Crisil Rank 1) Birla SL Frontline Equity (G) Direct…………….… 24.7 % (Crisil Rank 1) Birla Sun Life Top 100 (G) ……………………………25.7 % (Crisil Rank 1) Kotak Select Focus Fund – Regular ……….. … 28.2 % (Crisil Rank 1) Franklin India Oppor. (G)

………………………….. 23.7 %

(Crisil Rank 1) Balanced Funds -- compounded annual returns in previous 3 years HDFC Balanced Fund ----- 25% (Crisil Rank 1) Tata Balanced Fund - Regular (G) (Crisil Rank 1) L&T India Prudence Fund (G)

-22%

----- 22% (Crisil Rank 1) SBI Magnum

Balanced --------------21.5% (Crisil Rank 1) Small Cap Funds –--compounded annual returns in previous 3 years DSP-BR Micro Cap Fund - RP

-------52 % (Crisil Rank 1) Franklin (I) Smaller Cos (G)

-----------43.4 % (Crisil Rank 1) Mirae Emerging Bluechip Fund

(G) 43.3 % (Crisil

Rank 1) Diversified Equity Funds -compounded annual returns in previous 3 years ICICI Pru Exp&Other Services-RP (G) (G)

------ 35.5 % (Crisil Rank 1) L&T India Value Fund

----------------------36.3 % (Crisil Rank 1) Principal Emerging Bluechip(G)

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-----38.7 % (Crisil Rank 1) ELSS Funds ---- compounded annual returns in previous 3 years Axis Long Term Equity Fund (G)

----- 32 % (Crisil Rank 2) Birla SL Tax Relief 96 (G)

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-30.1 % (Crisil Rank 1) Reliance Tax Saver ---------------------- 34.1% (Crisil Rank 3) SBI Tax Advantage Sr 1 ---------------- 28 % (Crisil Rank 1) {Investment in ELSS (Equity Linked Savings Scheme)is deductible from taxable income under section 80 C within the overall limit of Rs 1,50,000. There is a lock in period of 3 years} Disclaimer: This may not be treated as an official advice from an expert. I am an investor myself and and speaking from personal experience and study. A word of caution: Past performance is not a guarantee of future performance. Equity based funds are subject to market risks. Be advised to carefully study all the related information before investing in these schemes. Some of the web site - moneycontrol, mutualfundindia, nseindia http://www.sebi.gov.in/faq/mf_fa... 10.5k Views · 10 Upvotes · Answer requested by Shah Dhrupal and Sovon Bagchi Upvote 10

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Chinmay Oza, 20 years of Investing and own website http://stocktalk.in

Answered Sep 8, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

There are a number of them, although the market is getting quite overvalued. Unless you explain a bit more about you risk tolerance, and expectation of return, it becomes very difficult to suggest something. i can only suggest you to take a look at my website. You'll find many good companies listed there. STOCK TALK! Begin Investing in the Indian Market... Endless Within, Endless Possibilities. See Research Reports, build your Equity Stock Portfolio, Search for Best rated stocks, by Sector and Industry, and use the Comparing Tool to decide on which Investment to make 4.9k Views · 4 Upvotes · Answer requested by Gautam Kumar Upvote

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Rojan Mehta, New Kid in Dalal Street Answered Apr 4

I will just list out some of the stocks based on the analysis I made few weeks back and got a better entry point in most of the stocks as most of them has rallied quite a bit : 1. Berger Paints (CMP 248.30) You can hold this stock beyond 2017 for a better exit or exit after end of summer and reenter next year beginning. (if you have STCL) Investors are buying stocks associated with affordable housing and even financing them with other stocks. I wonder who will paint them with golden colours. Maybe berger paints it is. (Pun Intended) The affordable housing will have synthetic effect to this stock. The company has set up an integrated facility at Naltali, in Nagaon (Assam) with annual capacity of 48,000 kilolitres of water-based paints and 24,000 kilolitres of solvent-based paints. The Calcutta-based paints maker has also set up a 4800 kilolitre per annum plant at Jejuri, near Pune, which focuses on automobile paints. GST will also be boon to the paint industry. The double digit growth is expected as claimed by CEO which can be related well with the commencement of new production. 2. Varun Beverages Limited (CMP 404.65) This is particularly a summer stock pick. Demonetization coupled with Winter climate hit Varun Beverages very hard. The stock is currently below IPO price of around 440 When it was listed around 3rd quarter, it had a good issue price right after the end of summer. (Great technique) Summer peaks in 1st and 2nd quarter i.e. April to June and July to August. Next time you drink Pepsi or you see anyone drinking it, you will think like buying the stock and making money. The management also seems good which has Dr. Girish Ahuja. 3. Jayshree Tea and Mcleod Russel ( Tea stocks) (CMP 110.2 and 166.90) Last year Kenya and Uganda produced a huge surplus in tea and surprisingly due to drought, they have not been able to replicate the same this year. Adding further, last year was not good enough for tea sector in India due to severe drought. From around end of 2016, the production has gained traction

with good climate. The first and second flush was not good enough but the third one was good, the inventory of which still exists and will gain due to increased prices. DP Maheshwari, MD and CEO of Jayshree Tea, expects rise of Rs. 15 per kg on an average. He also added that worst phase of tea industry has likely ed last year. In previous year 2015-16, prices were decreased w.r.t. 2014-15. In February,2017, Jayshree announced increase in prices. Kamal Behti of Mcleod Russel did the same. Jayshree tea has 90% concentration of production in Assam and Bengal in ration 75:25. Bengal had good production this time and Assam is also expected to go strong this year considering previous year climate hampered the tea sector badly in these states. Hence, Mcleod and Jayshree likely to gain. Mcleod has 75 to 80 % concentration in Bengal and Assam. It has production all over the world. Since, Jayshree already announced rise in prices and its high concentration, it should be preffered pick. The two reason Jayshree shall be preferred is as Mcleod already has agreement for raising employee wages by 8-10% each year. That surely will harm margin a bit. Rise in employee cost in Mcleod will harm the margin while Jayshree is stable in such aspect despite being second to Mcleod in of tea production. Adding to this, Jayshree has good concentration in Bengal and Assam which has good monsoon prediction. Both will fill up the vacuum in supply and demand if we have even a decent climate this year, the probability of better weather than the last year is very high. 4. MT educare ( CMP 85.50 ) The price at which itself is great bargain to say the least. This stock have given high negative returns since 2–3 quarters. But one should also understand the reason behind this. MT educare has made a robust effort in making robomate its premier revenue stream. The no. of students double from FY 2014–15 to FY 2015–16, although ing for lower revenue. The expenses was also incurred on ment where Big B made the play. The expenses especially tablet related cost and Big B gave loss in 3rd quarter, 2016–17. It might be same in the 4th quarter. However, I expect turnaround during the current year. The GST will make the people shift from unorganized sector to organized sector. The application of MT educare has been ed in millions that shows hot it is being liked in the organized education sector. The revenue model around school which mt educare operates on has entry barrier as it will try to have good hand if the following year improves on operational efficiency. Even if nothing good happens to the company, it is still a good bet at the current price and will at least generate 20–30% on the minimum side. 5. Coal India ( CMP 295.00) Just look at the yearly charts and draw a conclusion on which quarter it has achieved 52 week high and given a good quarter.

It is predominantly a good stock. If the government of India brings a better technology to natural resource sector, it can surely give mega returns. For now, it looks good on quarterly charts. The above stands from the crowd as most answers have suggested. I have studied these companies myself among various stocks and decided to share a few to you all. Apart from the above stocks, many stocks especially in the 370–380 zone have been a lucky charm to me lately. These stocks are PC Jewellers, ICICI Pruli ( breakout likely to happen), Voltas and Varun Beverages ( Small breakout). Yes bank, Aurobindo Pharma and Tata motors also seems good on the fundamentals. Many stocks have rallied and given good returns over the few months. But few months later, they would require the of revenue as always and there seems to good correction ahead in many stocks. This is not a recommendation and you should do your own analysis before making any investment decision. 2.4k Views · 6 Upvotes Upvote

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Anoop, Software Automation Enthusiast and Blogger Answered Apr 30

Hello, I would like to share a software which can be used for identifying the investments of proven investors like Vijay Kedia, Dolly Khanna, Jhunjhunwala etc. You can use this software to find the new investments from your favorite investors by analyzing the Quarterly Shareholding patterns. The idea behind this software is to get the data immediately when it is reported to exchange. Further you can investigate the identified stocks and consider for investment. As these stocks are acquired by proven investors, there is a high chance that it can be turned as multibaggers. More details can be found here - ShareHolder Finder

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Gopal Kavalireddi, Investing in Indian Equity markets since 2006, Finance from XLRI Answered Nov 1, 2016

There are lots and lots of stocks some of which are performing well, some are on the verge of break out on the upside and some have been under-performing for last 18 months and ready to move ahead. I am bringing you a compilation of stocks to invest for the next one year from various brokerage recommendations. SAMVAT 2073 Picks of large brokerages. Anand Rathi Recommendations:

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Cherin Lapashiya, Stock Analyst Answered Dec 26, 2015

There is no good stock which is a great investment at all the points in time. What is good today may be bad tomorrow. What is worse today may be awesome tomorrow. Value and prices fluctuate violently every day and nothing of it has anything to do with fundamentals and ratios etc. Everybody in the Financial field knows that markets are rigged. Fundamental analysis will require you to wait for maybe 10 years before you can earn something. Till then your money is wasted. Purely technical analysis makes traders think they can predict the future prices. They do not realise that technical analysis is merely indicative of past movements. Wisdom is sex of technical and fundamental analysis. This is where we at Munafe

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Li Bowen, Value Investor Answered Nov 23, 2016 Originally Answered: What are some top stock picks for 2017?

Overall I think Finance Section will do well. Interest rate will rise, other sectors will suffer, but you will just be fine living in the finance bubble Check out this article to get better at picking stock What Everyone Must Know About Stock Charts 908 Views Upvote

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Ganesan Thirunavukarasu, Suggesting better ways to invest Answered Jul 25, 2015 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in Indian market?

Any stock which has a good track record of generating profits and backed by strong management will perform well. At present you can start looking at private sector banks, pharma stocks which has strong growth potential, automobiles, consumer goods. Considering India has good outlook in the near future, it is best to have a view to invest for next 3-5 years. some of them are Tata motors, motherson sumi, Axis bank, sun, lupin, LIC HFL etc 1.4k Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Nik Sha Answered Dec 28, 2016

Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

Top Cheap Stocks to Invest In for 2017 If you’re thinking of investing in tech stocks and want to find the best cheap tech stocks with the greatest potential for big gains, it’s important to see how technology-sector stocks are performing in the grand scheme of things. Here you will find the cheap stocks for 2017

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Yash Chopra Answered Jun 8

IMHO the best way of investing directly in equity is to have own ideas and not borrowed conviction, which can be developed over time only through massive reading. As Charlie Munger once said '“In my whole life, I have known no wise people (over a broad subject matter area) who didn't read all the time -- none, zero. You'd be amazed at how much Warren reads--and at how much I read. My children laugh at me. They think I'm a book with a couple of legs sticking out.” One can make use of the wisdom that is available today via blogs like fundoo professor, microcapclub etc. though its a long drawn process. I recently came across this online investor conference for which I have ed too (IIC ). It seems an interesting initiative as each speaker is going to share his investment process through a stock idea. I've met a couple of them personally at investor meetups and ire them for the process driven approach. 491 Views Upvote

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Angad Katdare, Know-something investor Answered Jun 30, 2014 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

Large caps - ITC, Titan, Pidilite and Axis Bank, Cummins Mid caps - Crisil, State bank of bikaner, tata investment corp, VST Ind, Gruh Finance Small caps - Atul Auto, V-Mart Retail, Balmer Lawrie, IL&FS Investment Manager, eclerx 4k Views · 4 Upvotes Upvote

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Market Chameleon, Stock & Options Research at MarketChameleon.com Answered Jan 21 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017?

There is no way of knowing for sure which stock will perform the best in 2017. However the best indication, that is being telecasted by the government regarding future policy, is interest rates will increase and dollar will appreciate. Looking at ETF options, TBF which is the inverse of the long 20 yr+ bond is a hedge against increasing interest rates and UUP which is an ETF that benefits from the dollar appreciation. 647 Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Sanjay Upreti, investing in stocks and mutual fund. Answered Jun 6

It is a very difficult question to answer. I believe that banking sector must perform best as the NPA issue is tackled by the government and economy too supposed to do better after demonetization effect is over, economic activities are routed through banks so it must be the sector to look for.

Another sector which will be benefitted by good monsoon is automobile specially two wheeler and tractor stocks. Infrastructure sector specially cement and housing financing firms should also perform better due to push by government in housing. So based on above these stocks may invested for around 2–3 years, Banks and housing finance SBI ICICI BANK HDFC BANK DCB Bank LIC Housing financing HDFC DHFL India bull housing finance Auto Hero Honda Bajaj Auto Mahindra and Mahindra Cement Ultratech Ambuja ACC Other Asian paints Pidilie industries Thanks Note I am invested in SBI, Ultratech and Asian paints. 1k Views · 2 Upvotes · Answer requested by Yogesh Mule Upvote

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Andrew Irudaya, Owner of Stockist IN Updated Apr 30 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017?

I agree with Market Chameleon, no can predict the market as such, but we can learn from the past, implement in the present and reap the benefits in the future. these are some stocks that have performed exceptionally well yesteryear,

for more info, do check out these articles How to make Huge Profits with Indian Penny stocks Profiting with Indian Penny stocks Best Indian Penny Stocks of 2016 760 Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Ravi Kumar Singh, Managing Director, Chairman (2002-present) Answered May 11 Originally Answered: Which are the best stocks to buy in the Indian market?

Please refer to my earlier answer on similar question: Ravi Kumar Singh's answer to What are the best shares to invest in India for a ten-year period? Ravi Kumar Singh's answer to What is the simplest explanation that can be given to a layman as to how to decide whether to buy a particular stock for long term? 288 Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Lokheshkumaar, Income Tax Consultant,Learning Stock Investment Updated Jan 30

I recommend only those stocks in which i personally invest as a long term investor Right now in 2017 My favourite Picks are 1. Dewan Housing finance 2. Tata Coffee 3. Gujrat State Fertilizer 4. V Guard 5. Balaji Mines 6. NECC 7. Nilkamal All are Multi Baggers according to me. So if any body wants to invest for a long term point of view, then one can surely do it. Rest its upto one’s own choice. Happy investing !

Cheers to life ! Edit 1 - V Guard Industries Ltd is on Fire ! Today (25/01/2017) Single Day Jump is Rs.10/- 5.40% Increase. Edit 2 - NECC is going upwards since i picked up stock at 77 levels, its nearing my target 3.3k Views · 5 Upvotes Upvote

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Ashwath Nadahalli, Entrepreneur, Data, AI, Recommendation & Open Source Answered Sep 24, 2013 Originally Answered: What is the best stock to invest in Indian market?

Investing in indices is safe and predictable. Picking stocks is hard, many mutual fund managers also fail in it. In the last ten years, investing in NIFTY would have quadrupled your money, that being said BUY and HOLD strategy may not work very well going forward.   There is a site called IndexMatters

where you can get free recommendations on

when to BUY and SELL NIFTY. See if it turns out to be useful to your purpose. 3.8k Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Pravin Gupta Answered Jun 21

You can find the best stock with high potential by following simple method by analysis of mutual funds portfolios. We all know that fund managers of mutual funds are expert & professional, with their years of experience in market they invest funds of their investers in well research companies. Their portfolios are easily available on Moneycontrol.com . Just compared 3 to 5 mutual funds scheme portfolios of same segmentand find most common stocks in their portfolios. Do little analysis on most common stock on selected stock and invest in that. You are following expertsh of market so chances of failure are very minimum. Try it. There one video on YouTube regarding same topic explained with demo but its inkll hindi l. Watch it if you understand hindi.

Video - ”select best Stock in 5 minutes without technical analysis and fundamental analysis for investment.”- www.engiventor.com 429 Views · 2 Upvotes Upvote

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Anonymous Answered Jan 3 Originally Answered: Which stocks should I invest in 2017?

Invest in Bitcoins. This will be the best option in 2017 for investment. What is a bitcoin? It’s not literally a coin, but a code or a virtual token that can be freely transferred from one to another through a secured network. Bitcoin can be equated with gold; it is limited in supply. In all, only about 21 million bitcoins will ever be generated through till year 2140. Only 14 million bitcoins have been ‘mined’ so far. All bitcoin transactions are marked in a public called the blockchain. How’s a bitcoin ‘mined’? Mining of bitcoin (BTC is the unit of bitcoin) is an expensive affair. It needs a host of powerful computers (bitcoin hardware), uninterrupted power supply and several people working as a team. Once you’ve the hardware in place, you can a ‘bitcoin mining pool’, where several people are working together to validate ‘blocks.’ A block is a record of recent transactions carried out using bitcoins. Miners, upon clearing a block, are ‘paid’ in bitcoins (by the bitcoin network) for their services. Why can’t they mine all bitcoins in one go – and not wait till year 2140? The number of bitcoins mined would go down as the years by. The limited production is aimed at curbing inflationary tendencies in the ecosystem. The bitcoin network has put in place rules regarding the release of bitcoins (through mining). Each time a new block is validated, freshly minted bitcoins are used to reward miners (in effect released into the transaction sphere). The reward, initially, was 50 BTC, which fell to 25 BTC in 2012 and more recently to 12.5 BTC. This process of reducing the ‘fresh release’ of bitcoins is called ‘halving.’ If bitcoins are limited in supply, how will they reach the whole world? Consider bitcoin as a rupee coin now; it can be fragmented into small bits. So if you successfully solve a block as a miner, you may get 0.2 or 0.3 bit of a bitcoin. Bitcoins can be fragmented far more times than a fiat currency. How can we own a bitcoin? Owning a bitcoin is easy. You have to firstopen (simply free-) an with one of the many exchanges like Zebpay or Coinsecure. Most bitcoin exchanges ask for KYC documents like PAN card and bank details. Once the is opened, the new is asked to deposit money into one of the several bank s of the exchange (using NEFT/RTGS). The money deposited (in the exchange’s bank) would be used to buy bitcoins on the bourse. How many bitcoins are traded in India currently? Combined trading volumes (all exchanges put together) could be in the range of Rs 200–250 crore per month. Roughly Rs 1,200–1,500 crore worth of bitcoins are traded in India every year. If you want to know more about it, you can message me.

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Burning Desires, Chief Answered Jan 11

Please go through the link below: A Year of Accumulation- Burning Desires’ Top Picks of the Year . 609 Views · 2 Upvotes Upvote

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Kamsala Rajesh, MANAGER at Infosys Answered Oct 6, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in India in October 2016?

FIRST OF ALL HAPPY DUSSEHRA & DIWALI TO INVESTORS / TRADES .

Indian companies pay bonuses during this time. The Kharif crop season also usually ends by mid-October, bringing money into the rural economy. Also, usually people save round the year for the festive season shopping. All of these lead to increased economic activity, as Indian consumers go on a shopping spree. Below are the list of stocks which are expected to get benefit from increased activity during the Indian festival season. AIRLINES InterGlobe Aviation Ltd PAINT Asian Paints Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd Berger Paints APPAREL Arvind Ltd

Raymond Ltd GOLD Rajesh Exports Ltd PC Jeweller Ltd REALTY Sobha Ltd RETAIL Trent Ltd PRINT AND RADIO DB Corp Ltd TELEVISION TV18 Broadcast Ltd Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd MULTIPLEX INOX Leisure Ltd **** REITERATING THE SAME I AM NOT A TIPSTER**** HAPPY TRADING 1.6k Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Nivesh Niti, lived in India Answered Aug 13, 2015 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in Indian market?

I hope when you say best stocks you mean businesses that are reliable and expected to generate a constant stream of earning for them as well as for its share holders. There are several businesses that fulfills this criteria however if you buy those at a Price which is not ed by their underlying Value then it will be as bad as putting money in a bad business. Value Investing is all about Paying the Right price for the business. A value investor only invests in the good businesses selling at low valuations i.e. Good companies at bargain prices. For some good value investing ideas, I would suggest to have a look at Nivesh Niti Android Apps on Google Play

that is specifically designed for Indian Stock Market

and has a list of some of the stocks selected according to the principles of Value Investing.   But do that Investing is a process that you can enjoy only when you know what you are doing without anyone telling you what to do.   Happy Investing :) 2.2k Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Abhinav Gupta, I earn to invest and invest to earn!! Answered Jan 3

Originally Answered: Which are the best stocks for trading in 2017?

If you meant trading in the real sense, I suggest you go for technical analysis of stocks. Either way as in stock market, buying and selling for 1 year is also considered to be short term and trading per se. In that sense -> Check out my portfolio for 2017: Portfolio 2017 | Top 10 Links 1k Views Upvote

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Rajat Gupta, Undergrad Student at IIT Roorkee Answered Jul 8

There are around 2000 companies listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and nearly 5000 companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). Out seeing this vast collection of stocks most investors are confused on identifying which stocks are good long term buys and which are not. To find stocks for long term investment we need to consider a healthy mix of quantitative and qualitative factors. In this article, you will get to know how to find top indian stocks to buy for long term investment and the list of best stocks to buy in India for long term investment. These are the stocks you can consider in your portfolio https://stocksfetcher.com/best-s... 1k Views Upvote

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Rohan Surana, Financial Services Consultant Answered May 10, 2014 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

To get good insights and investment/trading tips on a regular basis, you should follow notable people in the industry. All this must be backed by fundamental and technical study of the stocks you have chosen. Personally, I have found the below blog useful and regularly follow it for my investment decisions. Hope you will find it useful as well. Market 360: Hitting the bulls eye

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Divakar Sharma, Experience in Investing in Share markets for 5 years. Answered Mar 7

HI Hope you are asking for long term Investment. I can advise you many but I will stick with only 3 stocks and rest you can go through my previous replies. 1. Low risk good returns : Yes Bank —- Every 3rd or 4th day this stock falls by 1% and then increases by 1–1.5% . So every time it falls by 1% buy few shares. 2. Moderate risk high returns : Dishman Pharma ( Torrent pharma is also good option ) 3. High risk very high returns : Bodal Chemical Also go through my previous replies . Divakar Sharma's answer to What are some good stocks to invest in right now?

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Vikhyat Srivastava, studied at DAV Public School, Dhanupara, Ara Answered May 16, 2014 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

First of all let me tell you that there is no stock which will remain best pick at all time. Never marry a stock rather use it and move forward. With all these let's come back to your question. As you have asked for the best I am suggesting the top 3. As today only the market made its new high this is ideally not the best of time to buy these stocks. But you should keep them in your watchlist. 1) NTPC : India cannot move without this company. Fundamentally very good.If you see the assets and the amount of power produced and will compare it with other power companies its valuation is very cheap. 2) RELIANCE : One of the most powerful company of India. Fundamentals are good. High earnings. Buy on dips. 3) SBI : Biggest bank of India. Even Undervalued at current levels but wait and buy on dips. NPA concerns are there. But if Indian economy has to move forward banks will lead because it's all there money which will be invested. Being the most powerful PSU bank it is a good peak. 3.4k Views · 4 Upvotes Upvote

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Shashi Kapoor, Life should be a variable and Chill should be a constant Answered Mar 26, 2014 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

The Indian Stock market or any other the stocks that will go up or give larger upside will be the one who generate higher earnings . If you are looking at the long term you should look at the companies with a competitive advantage. In my opinion if you want to invest for 1-2 years buy the following stocks 1.Ajanta Pharma CMP 1000 FY15 EPS will be 90 so valuing at 20 PE the stock can reach 1800 in a year. 2. Eicher motors also looks good as there is a waiting period of around 3-4 months and CV sales will soon bottom out. 3. Shriram Transport finance. 4. JB Chemicals with 500 crore cash in the balance sheet and improving sales and margins the stock looks attractive. 5. ITC Unless people stop smoking they can increase prices and generate higher profits. 3.8k Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Federico Morandini, I am a stock picker of the best stocks of the US market. Answered Dec 2, 2016 Originally Answered: What are some top stock picks for 2017?

TSE can be an interesting purchase. However, I keep under control other stocks also. Kind regards, Fredrick - https://www.facebook.com/mystock... 513 Views · Answer requested by Li Xiaodong

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Shivangi Sharma, have been actively participating and following stock markets. Answered Oct 21, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best Indian stocks to invest in 2017?

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Sarthak Kala, former SME at Google Answered Mar 12 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest for 2017?

Indian stock market has thousands of stocks in its holding. These stocks are bought and sold each day by people. But is it good to pick any stock and start trading? No, the focus should be on best stocks to buy in India for long term. To a novice, it can be overwhelming to identify best stocks. Majority people know only, TCS, Reliance Industries, Infosys etc. These are big names which are always in news. But in reality, there are more than 5,500 stocks listed in BSE. So the question arises, which are the best stocks among list of 5,500? The list of best stocks to buy in India are not readily available even on internet. What is advisable is to MAKE ONES OWN LIST. Yes, this is the best way to play the stock market game. Have your ‘own’ list of best stocks. If one could copy others and make money, probably every stock trader would have been a millionaire by now. But we know that only rare breed of people makes money in stock market. 1.3k Views Upvote

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Balram Yadav, lives in India

Answered Mar 26, 2014 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

I would advice you against putting sizable (more than 5% of your investment) into hand-picked stocks. As you can see from breadth of suggestions on the best stocks, that there is no simple/easy way to guess the best or even good bets in stock market. Even the most knowledgeable and astute investors are prone to failure in the market. And people make a habit of mistaking luck with intellect. The only things you can consistently predict is cost (cost of purchase, maintenance, taxes etc). You should build a proper portfolio of stocks and bonds using index funds and avoid speculation investment which will cost high without any predictability of higher returns. 4.1k Views · 2 Upvotes Upvote

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Harsh Vardhan Singh, worked for 8+ years in a global investment bank as a complex derivatives trader. Answered Aug 2, 2016 Originally Answered: Which are the best stocks to buy in India?

Picking single stocks or buying/selling based on “fundamental research”, “analyst reports” or “trading tips” is not the way to invest in stock markets if your goal is long term investing. You need to understand the underlying reason behind why you are picking a certain set of stocks out of the over 1000 well-traded, liquid stocks available out there. And you need to build a diversified portfolio of stocks so that a few underperformers won’t hurt you too much in the long run. Finally, you need to stay on top of those investments on a regular basis to ensure that you don’t miss something that might end up hurting your returns. This takes a lot of time and effort which most regular investors can’t afford. One of the biggest reasons that most retail investors in India don’t consider stock markets are a viable investment opportunity is the scope and quality of traditional “investment advice”. According to a SEBI report, more than 80% of people don’t invest in stocks due to one of the following reasons Inadequate skill Inadequate information Not sure about safety Inadequate resources And the sad truth is, they are right! Platforms like ICICI and Moneycontrol focus more on information rather than its application. You will get a load of information from them about stock fundamentals, news, price movement, etc. but no way to convert that information to actionable investment advice. So is there a solution that can help retail investors with all this and more? That’s precisely what we are working on right now! Tauro Wealth is a financial technology company (Tauro Wealth ) that is looking to solve the problems faced by retail investors in India. We hope to provide comprehensive long-term investment solutions at a fraction of traditional costs. We believe that retail investors should invest in portfolios based on ideas that they can understand and created using advanced financial algorithms that ensure that their investments are optimized towards long term benefits. We never recommend single stock buy/sell ideas or short term, get-quick-rich schemes. We have recently launched the preview version of our website and are also available on the Google Play Store (Tauro Wealth - Invest in India - Android Apps on Google Play ). Please do take a look and let us know your .

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Manoj Agadi, Digital Marketer at E INVENTORY INDIA (2016-present) Answered Feb 22

Based On My Research and after Studying the Fundamentals of the Company, I am Giving the list of the Following Stocks to Invest in the Coming Years(2017, 2018,…….) 1. SJVN (Power Sector) 2. FORCE MOTORS (AutoMobiles) 3. AVTNPL (FMCG—->EDIBLE OILS) 4. INDUSIND BANK (BANKS) 5. MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA (Automobiles) 6. HERO MOTOCORP (Automobiles) 7. RIL (Oil and Gas) 8. MARKSANS PHARMA (Pharma) 9. LUPIN (Pharma) 10. HUL (FMCG) 11. HDFC BANK (Banks ) 12. HDFC (Finance) 13. LIC Housing Finance (Finance) 351 Views · Answer requested by 1 person Upvote

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Rachit Gupta Answered Feb 16 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017?

In order to identify which stock is the best there are several factors. Some of the characteristics of top stocks are: Quick cash flow Net Worth which is high and also improving Dependable dividend payment history Improving gain margin Available at discounted price levels below its intrinsic value Market capitalization is high. According to the current market research the top 5 stocks to invest in 2017 are TCS, ITC, Infosys, HCL Technologies and HDFC. If you want to learn more about how to invest in these stocks you can find help through http://stockmarketsignals.com/ho... 1.8k Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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George Fullerton, I am non- professional investor,and accepts no liability for my private opinion Answered Jan 3 Originally Answered: Which stocks should I invest in 2017?

This is not a recommendation and i cannot be held liable for telling you what i am invested in and will not change for ‘17. Brk.B,Johnson & johnson,jnj, microsoft msft,Exxonmobile xom,Texaco CVX Google a googl, Amazon Amzn and facebook FB. Note i am a retiree so i am not taking chances with high flying technology stocks or unpredictable ipos. 879 Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Winmax Arun, technical analyst (2012-present) Answered Feb 15

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Satyajit Paul, works at IBM India Software Labs Updated Mar 4

Check out http://www.StockPeeker.in The website has a great set of filters and really cool visual analytics that helps get good insight very quickly and help identify the good stocks.

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Bhavik Patel, ME-BIZ from Sardar Patel University (2011) Answered Jan 24 Originally Answered: What are the Indian stocks for investment in 2017 for best returns in three years?

\U0001f514 *Shree Pushkar Chemicals & Fertilisers*, a debt-free speciality chemicals company, is likely to post a big jump in its Q3 PAT since the latest plant commissioned in August 2016 is working at full capacity. Its share price may rise quickly. \U0001f514 The government wants to extract huge dividends from oil marketing companies. A good time to buy *BPCL, HPCL, IOC* and *ONGC*.

\U0001f514 A strong market and forceful financial parameters point towards a big rally in *Force Motors*. The stock has the potential to double in less than three years. *Maruti Suzuki India* has launched ‘Ignis’ at Rs.4.59 lakh, which is a big booster for the Company and it should perform well going forward. \U0001f514 Gujarat-based *Meghmani Organics*, a leading well-diversified chemicals company, is on a roll. Its current working suggests an excellent future. Buy. \U0001f514 *Yes Bank* has once again posted excellent results. The management is confident of better times ahead. Buy for decent returns within a year. ```errclub``` \U0001f514 *Selan Exploration Technology* will benefit from the rising oil prices. Moreover, it should post excellent results going forward as OPEC plans to further cut production. \U0001f514 *VST Tillers Tractors* is set to double its top-line and treble its bottomline in the next two years. ```errclub``` \U0001f514 *Oil India*, which is 1:3 ex-bonus now, is expected to be on the boil again. \U0001f514 *Reliance Infrastructure* has posted excellent results over the last many quarters. At a P/E of 7x and P/BV of 0.62x, the stock looks quite attractive at the CMP of Rs.505. \U0001f514 *Sree Rayalaseema Alkalies & Allied Chemicals* is being eyed by interested quarters. There may be some news selectively available to them. ```errclub``` \U0001f514 Warburg Pincus has bought 14% stake in *PVR*, India's largest film and retail entertainment company, for ~Rs.820 crore. \U0001f514 *Hindustan Zinc* scales new heights but the best is yet to come. Buy and sit tight for a few months. ```errclub``` \U0001f514 *Cyient* has posted not so good but stable results. Its sound fundamentals indicate that the stock still merits a hold at this level. \U0001f514 *Cosmo Films* has initiated a huge expansion. Its operational efficiency and rising profitability will definitely boost its share price. Buy. \U0001f514 *Coal India* has revised the selling price of its coking coal. A huge dividend is also on the cards. An excellent long-term buy. \U0001f514 *Hind Rectifiers* has approved the rights issue of Rs.12 crore. This investor-friendly gesture could take its share price to a new height. ```errclub``` \U0001f514 *Agro Tech Foods* posted strong Q3 earnings. Its current working is also expected to be good. At the CMP of Rs.483, the stock is a lucrative buy. \U0001f514 Sugar prices are expected to rise further due to the shortage in cane output in Tamil Nadu this year. *Thiru Arooran Sugars* and *Rajshree Sugars & Chemicals* look good for a price target of Rs.100 in the short-term. A fund has buying interest in *STEL Holdings (STEL)*. D-Mart is getting good valuations for its IPO and STEL, which holds stake in Spencer Retail, is also likely to see a rise in valuations. Also, Spencer’s IPO may be announced soon. \U0001f514 *Maral Overseas* posted excellent Q3 results. The stock is likely to touch Rs.60 on the back of sustained good results quarter after quarter. \U0001f514 *Sharp India*, now owned by Foxconn, has huge plans for India. It recently started manufacturing LED TVs and mobile phones. The stock has a long way to go. ```errclub```

\U0001f514 *TGB Banquets & Hotels* is on the block for sale. The stock trades near its 52-week low and has the potential to appreciate 50% from the current level. \U0001f514 *RPG Life Sciences* has put its surplus land in Navi Mumbai for sale to Ikea for over Rs.250 crore. For a Rs.791 crore market cap company, this is big news. ```errclub``` \U0001f514 *Ester Industries* has attracted some ace investors like Ashish Kacholia. The promoters, too, have hiked their stake by 5% this quarter. After his success in discovering Pokarna, investors should look at Ester for multibagger returns. \U0001f514 An Ahmedabad-based analyst recommends *Eon Electric, Grauer & Weil (India)* and *PBA Infrastructure. Kushal Tradelink*, which has been recommended in this column over and over again, recorded an all-time high Filatex India* recommended at Rs.72.1 last week zoomed to Rs.79 while Banaras Beads recommended at Rs.54.8 on 26 December 2016 recorded a new 52-week high at Rs.74.3. \U0001f514 Grey market for *BSE IPO* is Rs.127-130 and the rate of its minimum application form is Rs.700-725. 1k Views · 5 Upvotes Upvote

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Anonymous Answered Feb 21

A proven tip that i follow is to follow experienced investors who have predicted multibaggers before. Check their blog and social handles and subscribe to their advisory , if they offer any. My favorite in India is SP Tulsian and Home Page [1]

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Kausik Majumdar, Born naked and hungry...Things became worse after that !!! Answered Jan 29, 2011 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

Large Cap - Reliance,ONGC - Oil Refineries will always do well.Mid Cap - Rural Electric - With major infrastructure investments for Rural Electrification .GMM  Pflauder - Regular Dividend paying company and having negligible debt. Small Cap PG Foils - Price to Book Value looks attractive!!!   If you have faith in Infrastructure stocks, can bet on HCC and Hind Dorr Oliver in the long term.*Check out latest Balance Sheets before Investment. 3.4k Views · 4 Upvotes Upvote

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Shashi Prasad, Self learning investor for last 5 years Answered Sep 14, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in India in October 2016?

Stocks options for October : 1. SBI - good sign in of growth and asset quality improvement

2. IndusInd back - my broker report suggestion 3. BHEL - Outperformed market expectations 4. Infosys - good discount price, but hold for long term. 2.1k Views · 2 Upvotes Upvote

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Jimit R Zaveri, lives in India (1991-present) Answered Jan 11

Capital dilution is one of the most crucial parameter to analyze any company. And also shows the ability of management to run business. So it is essential for us to understand what is capital dilution. “Dilution is a reduction in the ownership percentage of a share of stock caused by the issuance of new stock.” – Investopedia What is Capital Dilution??? 172 Views Upvote

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Ishan Rohit, Hobby and ion for stock analysis, working on formula to identify multibagger Updated May 27 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

Check the advance tax numbers and take your call. This was my first answer. Now I am adding onto it. TIL: It has transformed from debt heavy balance sheet to almost zero debt I n 2017. It's Mar 17 quarter performance was very good on the operational front. It's 2018 EPS can be 100 if no exceptional losses are made going forward. Lloyd Electric (now LEEL) : It will reduce its 800 Crores debt after selling consumer durable business to Havells. As a result it will almost become debt free. The net profit margins from other B2B businesses is higher, hence this slump sale will be EPS accretive. No interest cost in future will more than compensate for loss of business and hence profits from consumer durable. 8k Miles : Currently EPS is 17 for a company growing by 50–100%. Expect major rerating after Jun 18 quarter results. Mastek: FY 18 EPS expected around 30, debt free business so huge upside potential. Recent acquisitions revenue to add to the top line and bottom line for each quarter. Nucleus : Buyback of 10% equity at 350 augurs well for promoters confidence in FY 18 results. This company is growing rapidly in India revenues - isolated from Trump policies as no revenue coming from the US. 182 Views Upvote

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Deiva Ramesh, 25+ years as an investor. Answered Oct 5, 2015 Originally Answered: Which are the best stocks to buy in India?

Market has began to move up after shedding auto stocks, which have taken a bigger hit. Finance sector stocks and Pharma stocks are showing good strength. One needs to be stock specific, not all the stocks in the Pharma universe will be winners. Stocks like Glenmark, Shasun etc an be a good pick.

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Pintu Prasad, works at Paramount Capital Answered Jan 25, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy now in India?

Assume u opened a demat and trading , now you cannot decide which stock as you are newbie, say you approached to your broker and your broker have experts in Equity research and they provide best stock advice , they will show their past reports and list of customers who have gained from their advice, Now what you are impressed with there presentation on stock advice even as a priority they will assign a RM for your Portfolio . OK now you are all set to gain a handsome return as you have best broker in town . Earning low due to non exposure and greed of intra day  and not keeping backup capital ( Usually newbie makes this mistakes )soon will erode your capital as brokers bread and butter is on the trading brokerage and obviously being a broker I will try to convince my clients on maximum trade in a day . Even if you are not satisfied with the portfolio performance they will call you and say Sir , we have a excellent call from our team or today is XYZ quarterly result outcome and our team is expecting 6% rise on it . Being not of this world you will ask them if its right decision than to go ahead . That's what they went . You might gain on that day but you may not be satisfied after overall performance and will google about the system of stock performance , how other makes good money , You may come across to fundamental analysis and Technical Analysis and will presume it as the best tool in this market specially TNA . Now you understand some technical terminology of stock market from to resistance, 52 weeks high low , RSI , EPS, market capitalization Bulk deal ,and more . Now you wont let your Broker to burn your hard earned money and decided to trade self. OK all set to rock the NSE and BSE , but still confuse which stocks to buy even market is in mensuration stage , who can assist ?? Always market is not like earthquake or Tsunami ( Unpredictable) there is a reason for every movement on stock , so who knows about these movements and why the movement occur , the expert research team doing valuation and financial modeling, the M&A news , the bulk deal , the socioeconomic news and more which all are known to the very few Organization and they provide these advice to their HNI , FII , Large corporate, Financial Institutions and with their huge movement the stock rocks . Its bitter truth that only big boys play this game and know how to manipulate small retail investors. Some advice are not for free ... 1.5k Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Shailendra Kumar Jain, have worked in IB for last 5 years Answered Jul 24, 2015 Originally Answered: What are some of the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market?

It all depends on your risk appetite and return expectations For example, if you want stocks with good dividend yield plus decrnt growth or you want to invest in good companies at reasonable valuation etc. 1.5k Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Swapnil Choudhari, 10+ years into equity and strong believer of technical

analysis. Answered Jun 18, 2014 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in Indian market?

I am a strong believer in technical analysis. The professionally developed scanners using technical analysis picks up stocks based on certain criterias such a price movement, volume jump, moving averages, bollinger bands etc. There are also professional services available in the market. If you want to try out one such free charting tool, you can search for Chartink. It gives, double top, tripple top formation pat for various stocks. 1.8k Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Manikandan R, Owner / (2010-present) Answered May 11 Originally Answered: Which are the best stocks to buy in the Indian market?

Eicher Motors, Natco, PVR, CanFinHome, Bajaj Finance … Read Book on “Art of Stock Investing” … Available in PDF for free … 77 Views Upvote

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Mohit Jhanjee, Investor in Mutual Funds, Quality Blue Chips But With Charts Updated Nov 17, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian market?

Stocks I bought - u must learn How To Begin Trading in Indian Stock Market Trading is easy so is investing but it takes discipline to master….. problem is most are looking in wrong direction towards wrong people and want it for free !! 1.6k Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Mohamed Iqbal Saleem, Co-founder and Product Strategist, equityboss.com Answered Oct 23, 2013 Originally Answered: What is the best stock to invest in Indian market?

Stay tuned to know best stock to invest, we are launching beta version of Equity Boss very soon. to Get Notified.Page on Equityboss

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Sajana Answered Mar 9 Originally Answered: What are some interesting stocks in 2017?

Snap Inc. ( SNAP) is the most interesting stock of the year so far. I was overpriced and lost more than 9% of it's value in the first week after the IPO. The web is full of its articles. 172 Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Himanshu Choraria, Article Assistant at Moore Stephens Singhi, Mumbai (2016-present) Answered Mar 12 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest for 2017?

Currently, the time isn't to buy stocks but it is the time to sell stocks and book profit. Affordable housing is a great initiative which would definitely pull up the demand for cement in rural areas and hence you can invest in a cement company which has a good market in rural areas.. You can bet on Vikas ecoteck, Filatex, Suprajit, India Cements, Prism Cements, Orient Cements, lloyd, eveready industries, kalyani investments.. However, you need to research for all these stocks as they aren't at buy levels currently! 397 Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Harshil Shah, Been here, bought that & sold that too at times! Answered Feb 17, 2016 Originally Answered: Now that the market is down in india, which are best stocks to buy?

This is a very specific question and you seem to need an equally specific answer. That will be impossible as "What is the Best Stock to Buy?" is a matter of hindsight thinking and will be known only a year or so from now. There are no quick fixes and those looking for one will lose horribly. However if you I did not know how to invest, a good Mutual Fund or the NIFTYBEES is what I would be buying. You should take your own call. 1.5k Views · 7 Upvotes · Answer requested by Sriraj Malur Srinivasa Upvote

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Vivek Chidura, Thinker, Traveler, Coder Answered Sep 16, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

Below stocks are my current bets and I am making profit in it. 1. Manappuram Finance 2. SML Isuzu Ltd 3. Escorts Limited 4. Sintex Industries Ltd 5. Suzlon Energy Ltd 6. Country Club Hospitality (Future Multi bagger for me, didnt made enough profits as of now) 7. Aditya Birla Fashion 8. TTK Health Care Ltd 9. Nilkamal 10. Intellect Design Arena 11. AYM Syntex Ltd 12. Pincon Spirit Ltd Disclaimer : Please do your homework before investing.. 2.6k Views · 2 Upvotes Upvote

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Santonu Borpuzari, Executive (1993-present) Answered Jan 29

I hope following stocks may give good return in 2017 1.NMDC 2.OIL/ONGC/Mahanagar gas limited 3.HPCL /BPCL/IOC 4. LIC house fin/GIC/ICICI prudential/DHFL 5. BSE (stock is likely to be listed on NSE in first week of february17) 6. RBL bank/Canara bank/SBI 7.India bull housing finance limited 3k Views · 9 Upvotes Upvote

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Ravee Racharla Answered Jan 25 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in, in 2017?

I invest in US Markets. Here are my bets. HBAN FDC TSLA J (if this goes to a dollar) Note: This if for education and entertainment only. Do your own due deligence

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Steve Johnson, financial analytic (2007-present) Answered Jan 5 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

AVGO, CGNX, TCEHY, LVNTA, DLR (if it came down a bit). I mean, good quality companies that have done well for their shareholders. Not fad companies with no moat that have done nothing but destroy shareholder value. 539 Views Upvote

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Shashin Birha, Stock Market Answered Jun 4, 2015 Originally Answered: What are some of the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market?

Instead of going with the other suggestion and advisory. I believe it far better to analysis your own and put money where you feel its better to invest. Your own homework makes you understand in what, why and when to invest the market and every time you learn a new thing from it. Use Fundamental analysis to see the past of the company and Technical analysis to predict the future of it. Thanks 1.1k Views · 5 Upvotes · Answer requested by Saket Hawelia Upvote

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Aswin Aditya, watchful trader Answered Oct 10, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best Indian stocks to invest in 2017?

Every stock has it own time to be in limelite. for us we have to pick a stock in downtime and to invest in with good capital. bhel nhpc sail ntpc ashok leyland adani power suzlon energy renuka sugars these are the some of stock which i recommend with detailed observation, 1.7k Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Ralph Braseth, Journalism Professor at Loyola University Chicago (2009present) Answered Jan 21 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

I believe in index funds for the most part, but I do use 20 percent of my total investment dollars to invest in companies that I know, use and understand. It’s

sounds simple and perhaps stupid, but I like Starbucks SBUX, Amazon, AMZN, Google, GOOG, and Facebook, FB. I realize this list seems almost cliche, but I use their services and buy their products daily and I study their fundamentals and occasionally look at their technical charts. I buy these stocks and never sell them. 4.8k Views · 1 Upvote · Answer requested by 1 person Upvote

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Manjeet Panda, works at Infosys Answered Sep 2, 2015

Invest a little for the first time, burn your fingers and your money. And then slowly learn the tricks. Religiously read business newspapers (but not limited to front page or editorials). Keep an eye on what's happening in different sectors and companies. From my experience, I have followed the left most column of Business Standard front page and have been able to choose my scripts well. Do not be greedy. And you will surely be loosing some and gaining a lot. 1.4k Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Amar Minhas, Business Analyst (2015-present) Answered Jun 22

Firstly I would suggest one large cap stock COAL INDIA : stock is currently at low levels of 250–255. Its ome of the best dividend paying PSU of India. May touch levels of 400–420 in next 7–8 months. Another PSU from energy sectorPOWER GRID CORP : promising brand to rely on. Currently operating at levels of 200–210. Buy this stock for long term. Strong on balance sheets. Keep averaging even if it hits below 200. Also its having great level at 200. Third is from banking majorSBI : Keep a close eye on this. India's largest banking institution. Got more power after merger. Currently at 280–290 level. Strong technical at 250–255. Buy at these levels & accumulate monthly. Fourth would be GMR This stock is trading at 20 & has underperformed from past 2–3 years. This company is having lot of debt & there was a slowdown in construction segment. But now things are picking up and GMR is getting big international airport projects. Hopefully in a year or two it may give 200–300% returns. 374 Views Upvote

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Sharath Bharadwaj, worked at Fund ing Answered Oct 3, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in India in October 2016?

Well as I said ,get your entry and exit point right . If you want to invest in any stock ,observe it movents .It's high. It's low .It's resistance level . Market plays by its own rules .Never ever go by the words of others Take the advise ,do your own research and then invest . You can also MMB ,money control app ,you will find the balance sheet and the others details about company . You can invest in the shares at the curewnt price (3-oct)which can give 20–25% returns till the next quarter results .

1.Bodal chemical 2.Shree pushkar 3.And pick any sugar stocks (There is always a risk appetite in the sugar stock as it is highly operated ,But the risk to profit ratio would be 2:8). BEAST OF LUCK !! 651 Views · Answer requested by Pinkesh Kumawat Upvote

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Karan Samal, Value Investor, Macros Trader Answered Jan 9 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017 and why?

Look for Companies that have maintained their Sales Growth positive cash flows ROE ROCE lowered debt equity ratio improved profit margins and are reasonably valued. 316 Views · Answer requested by Hemanshu Desai Upvote

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Mohit Baid, Co founder at Traders Only Answered Jan 24

Best listed stocks in 2017 for Indian Markets1. Selan technology ( Upside potential 65%) 2. ILF&S Investment Managers (Upside Potential 50%) 3. IDBI Bank (Upside potential 40%) 4. JP Associates (Upside potential 60%) 5. Reliance Industries ( Upside potential 30%) For free personalised investment strategies for your portfolio please us at Traders Only | Facebook

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Rushank Jain, FLDP at Johnson & Johnson (2015-present) Answered Sep 26, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in India in October 2016?

Oct Month will begin reporting of Q2 nos. I would rather say wait for some correction which may come in form of results of Q2.4–5 correction will be healthy and gives us opportunity to enter quality cos. My take: Sun pharma Infosys LIC HOUSING FINANCE

Disclaimer - I hold all 3 companies. 31 Views · Answer requested by K S Rao Upvote

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Pankaj Kumar, Hr Manager, Adviser Answered Mar 8

Here are some midcaps for investors who are looking for Long Term Investment. Future consumer Enterprises Ltd V2 Retail Parag Milk Foods Ltd Kwality Ltd Tata Global Beverages Orient Cement Panyam Cement Transport Corporation Of india Anand Raj Ltd MBL Infra Federal Bank Balkrishna Industries HSIL KPIT Technologies R S Software Vedavaag Systems Swelect Energy Reliance Industries Reliance Defence Engineering Ltd 652 Views Upvote

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Hal Cooper, studied Information Technology at Oregon Institute of Technology (2004) Answered Mar 5 Originally Answered: What is the best stock to invest in 2017?

Never invest in only one stock. 80 Views · 3 Upvotes Upvote

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Kenneth Shaw, works at Volunteers of America Answered Dec 28, 2016 Originally Answered: What are some top stock picks for 2017?

One I am eyeing is PLMDX…betting on foreign currencies…this is very high risk and speculative and I do not recommend it for others. CRM & RHT were both beaten up…maybe take a look at them….I picked up a small position in both recently….with watchful eye. Also have DDD & SSYS on the radar….. Waiting to buy KNDI below $5.

CSBR bought low, had a nice run up, might look at that next pullback. Please exercise due diligence and caution ….these are not for everybody….and make your decisions wisely. 448 Views · Answer requested by Li Xiaodong Upvote

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Ankur, Trader and Investor into Indian Stock Markets Answered Jan 31

top public sector banks, private sector banks, top cement, sugar sector looks good for now and top pharmaceuticals, IT sector stocks after Feb- Mar looks good 196 Views · 1 Upvote · Answer requested by Sagar Shetty, Gaurav Goel, and 3 more Upvote

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Sumit Khandekar Answered Sep 1, 2012 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

In this tough times, the big investors are focusing on Safe, Costly, and Futuristic Stocks. FMCG is at all time high ITC, Bajaj Corp (This one will go much higher from this). The other stocks I would suggest are MCX, Tata Coffee, Persistent Systems. Aviation stocks, this is a bit difficult space, but immense growth is yet to come. Next generation will not compromise, they will only use planes, they will even want bullet trains for their journey. Pharmaceuticals are also doing well. The only contrary view is Real Estate, they are in trouble, but expect great returns from the companies which come out strong. 2k Views Upvote

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Veronica Sachs, works at Airbnb Answered Feb 19, 2015 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in the Indian stock market now?

Thoughts of other investors about particular stocks are paramount for learning. You can find them at communities like InTwits - Investor Twits 1.7k Views Upvote

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Bhuvanesh Reddy, Investor, Trader Answered Sep 17, 2015

Power EPC. /Power Gen, Coal. KEC Kalpataru NTPC- Will be the primary beneficiary of govt power reforms. Power Grid Coal India Suzlon Triveni Inox Wind Capital Goods /Engineering Sadhbav Engineering Engineers India Real Estate Oberoi Realty

Brigade Enterprises PSB SBI BOB Private Sector DCB ICICI CUB Yes Bank NBFC's LIC Housing Fin Gruh Housing Fin Dewan Housing Fin Pharma Cipla Granules Marksans Jubilant Life Sciences Suven Life Sciences Aurobindo Fortis Dishman Media Dish Tv Zee Entertainment Jagran Publications HMVL Shemaroo Transport/Logistics Snowman VRL Gateway Distriparks Cement Ambuja JK Lakshmi Heidelberg Ramco Cement Hospitality/Tourism Byke Cox and Kings Wonderla Textiles Himatsingka Garware Wall Ropes Kitex Plastics VIP industries

Tea &  Coffee CCL Products Auto TVS Ashok Leyland Tata Motors- Post correction looks attractively priced Paints - Diwali Effect Berger Kansai Nerolac Education MT Educare Treehouse Navneet Kokuyo Camlin Auto Ancillaries Motherson Sumi- Story is intact Sona Koyo Rico Auto FMCG Dabur IT KPIT Tech Mahindra Mphasis Polaris Cables Sterlite Technologies - Digital india play KEI- Capex and economic recovery play Shilpi 2k Views · 9 Upvotes Upvote

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Ashish P Answered Mar 12 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest for 2017?

i will suggest u some good stocks kolte patil mawana sugars irb infra ashiana housing rain industries deepak nitrate jindal steel & power jaybharat maruti this r all multibaggars stocks

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Gina Nobinger, Investing since the eighties and still learning Answered Feb 6 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in 2017?

Best stocks to own for 2017 are publicly traded companies that: 1. Have been around for a while and are likely to be around for decades to come; 2. Make products or provide services you like and use; 3. Are profitable; 4. Are committed to paying their stockholders ever increasing dividends; 5. Are companies you bought years ago and still own because they fulfill numbers one through four above and you still believe in them. 3.4k Views · 2 Upvotes Upvote

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Rohit Jadhav Answered Jul 25, 2015 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to buy in Indian market?

If you are a ive investor then the best way to find quality stocks in to look at the major index composition like Nifty 50 and invest in the same proportion as the weight of stock in the index. Else you can choose from the same list of indices companies with good growth potential and brand value (an established brand if always better than a new comer which is like a lottery, it may or may not succeed ).  I’m not mentioning any names because you have to do the search yourself as per your risk profile and investment corpus. But still I feel that indices are best point to start. 954 Views Upvote

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Satish Ramakrishna, Active Trader On NSE. Working On Software For Share Trading Answered Jan 3 Originally Answered: Which are the best stocks for trading in 2017?

Already Mentioned In My Latest Previous Answers OIL INDIA ------- 2 Years Horizon SUN PHARMA -- 2 Years Horizon ONGC ------------- 2 Years Horizon VRL --------------- 3 Years BIOCON ----------4 Years Horizon SYNGENE --------4 Years Horizon 1k Views · 2 Upvotes · Answer requested by TradeIndia Research Upvote

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Jez Brooksbank, former Retired Answered Mar 6 Originally Answered: What is the best stock to invest in 2017?

Take a look at seeing machines London aim market Ticker is. SEE

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Vijayanand Naman Answered Apr 17, 2016

Recently we have seen good rally for most of the stocks. Here i may invest after some correction. Based on IMD prediction of good monsoon, i will definately look for agri related stocks such as chemicals, pesticides, tractors, irrigation products etc. Please check respective companies in this field n decide. I will go for escorts, Mahindra, jain irrigation, tata chemicals, etc. But again keep a watch on another IMD data, if prediction goes wrong, try to come out immediately. Infrastructure space: LT, GMR, IRB, RIL (rel jio will have huge impact on other telecom stocks so avoid idea, airtel) Oil sector based on hopes of recovery i will chose ONGC, aban etc FMCG i will slightly negative, there is patanjali which is expanding n giving stiff compitation to all other listed fmcg stocks. A big no for PSU banks, real estate stocks (NPA n empty appartments etc) 812 Views Upvote

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Anonymous Answered Aug 7, 2016

I suggest you to invest in chemical stocks for long run, on the path of development chemicals will be required and for short run 2–3 years I am bullish on tyre sector. Invest in IPOs and don’t ever start to trade. 449 Views Upvote

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Varun Sethiya Answered Sep 16, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in India in October 2016?

Jain Irrigation, TCS, RIL, Maruti Suzuki, SBI 525 Views Upvote

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Kirubakaran Rajendran, Stock Market Trader,Founder - www.squareoff.in SEBI ed Answered Jul 22, 2015 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in the Indian market?

Invest in Banking Sector and Pharma. Alembic Pharma Yes Bank 1.1k Views · 1 Upvote Upvote

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Kunjan Julka, Investing from last 5 years Answered Oct 2, 2016 Originally Answered: What are the best stocks to invest in India in October 2016?

Regarding to coming and on going festive season Would like add some more sugar in my tea/ coffee with some bollywood movies in my favourite theaters and yeah just have sip of a mango I hope u get ur answer 794 Views · 1 Upvote · Answer requested by GURUDUTTA JAYARAM and Pinkesh Kumawat Upvote

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