Buy, sell, hold: How to invest in 7 key stocks post Q2 nos?

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Moneycontrol BureauHere are brokerage views on 7 stocks post September quarter results. Tata SteelCiti is neutral on the stock with increased target price to Rs 450 per share from Rs 395 per share.  While Q2 Europe biz results were in-line, India/others disappointed.

Duetsche Bank has a hold call on the stock with target price at Rs 396 per share.

Hindalco Morgan Stanley is overweight on the stock with target price at Rs 183 per share as rise in standalone EBITDA due to lower per tonne production cost in aluminum segment. It believes the company will post good earnings due to strong near-term aluminum demand.

SBI Goldman Sachs has revised FY17/18/19 EPS by 3.2 percent/0.5 percent/-4.4 percent on Q2 trends. It maintains target at Rs 279 per share and retains buy rating on better risk-reward versus other PSU banks.

Nomura has buy call with target increased to Rs 325 from Rs 300 per share.

Credit Suisse maintains neutral with target unchanged at Rs 247 per share.

Deutsche Bank has buy call with target at Rs 295 per share.

Citi has a buy Call on the stock with target at Rs 320 per share.

Bank of Baroda CLSA maintains buy call with target increased to Rs 195 from Rs 175 per share. Nomura  has neutral call on the stock with target at Rs 165 per share. Credit Suisse maintains neutral call with target unchanged at Rs 158 per share.

Deutsche Bank has upgraded it to buy from hold with target  raised by 25 percent to Rs 200 per share.

Tata Motors Credit Suisse has cut FY18-19 estimates by 6-8 percent and cut target price to Rs 680 from Rs 720 per share.

Nomura has lowered target price to Rs 585 from Rs 601 per share as Q2 numbers were a slight miss on JLR. Significant forex loss and one-time expenses hit earnings as pound has depreciated significantly.

Dish TV Deutsche Bank has buy rating on the stock with target at Rs 135 per share.         

JPMorgan is overweight on the stock with target at Rs 115 per share.            

CLSA has a buy call on the stock with target at Rs 116 per share.     

Jet Airways CLSA has lowered target to Rs 380 from Rs 440 per share and reiterates sell rating.