Buy Fedders Lloyd on dips: Aashish Tater

Tater told CNBC-TV18, "Fedders Lloyd is one stock that we try to give a quantitative call. A quantitative call is basically the stock goes and retresses at particular levels. Last time I recommended this stock somewhere around like Rs 78 odd mark and we had a target of close to Rs 97-99 odd mark. Once it tested that it has again tumbled down."

He further added, "The logic behind this particular recommendation is it goes up by certain percentage and then it retresses back to certain levels. But if I go through the simulators first it predicts that the stock should go and test Rs 53-55 odd mark, which is roughly Rs 18-20 downside from current levels and I think that would be the right level to enter from six to eight months perspective."

"Fedders Lloyd normally holds limelight sometimes in quarter one of every year. This is because of summers and the way the company has been actually doing well, both in the refrigeration business and now they have entered into other white good segment and they had been marketing aggressively, I think there is lot of cushion in terms of valuation perspective also."

"If I try to combine fundamental and say that the person enters at Rs 55 odd mark, what he would be buying, he would be buying a company into a space at 0.25 market cap to sales ratio from one year’s perspective, and once that story builds up for all the white good segment, sometime in that April-June segment, I think we have a target of close to Rs 84.80 as per our predictor model. So if that predictor model goes well, the person would be making almost 60% from the dip that we are suggesting and entry point."

"Now this is not a stock where you would be taking a huge position. Buy a small quantity and take that risk and get 50-60% returns. If this happens it’s very good for you otherwise you would be stuck in this range of Rs 60-65 or Rs 70 from a year’s perspective. So, on either side you will be in a win-win situation either with 30% gain or with 60% gain from a year’s perspective."