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19 March 2023
Sunday
Markets jittery on fears on contagion
In the week gone by, sharp selloff was seen in Indian markets as Nifty and Nifty Bank both the indices ended with a cut of more than 1 pct. Nifty slipped below the 17000 levels for the first time in over five months, taking cues from weak global markets and weakness due to the developments surrounding the Adani Group. The turmoil in the US banking space with the failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and the closure of New York-based Signature Bank dampened the investors sentiment. Weakness aggravated further after woes at Credit Suisse trigged concerns about a banking crisis in US & Europe.
Investors welcomed news of a large group of banks infusing cash into U.S. lender First Republic Bank and Swiss National Bank providing a lifeline to Credit Suisse. Markets thus recovered some of the losses in later part of the week, as traders cover their short positions ahead of a weekend as Nifty managed to close at 17100 mark.
For the week, the Nifty ended higher by 1.8 pct while the Nifty Midcap and the Nifty Smallcap indices fell by 2 pct and 2.5 pct respectively. On the sector front, Nifty PSU Bank index fell 4.5 pct and Nifty Auto index fell 3.9 pct. Nifty IT index was down 2.3 pct and Nifty Bank was down 2.2 pct. On the gainers side, Nifty Realty index gained 0.2 pct.
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| Share Name | Date | Entry Price | Target Price | Exit Price | Return % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tata Motors | 19th Feb, 2019 | 102 | 250 | 242 | +237.25 |
| L&T | 30th Mar, 2020 | 798 | 1500 | 1500 | +87.96 |
| Titan | 30th Mar, 2020 | 850 | 1400 | 1400 | +64.7 |
| Britannia | 30th Mar, 2020 | 2213 | 3600 | 3635 | +64 |
| Hero Motocorp | 30th Mar, 2020 | 1588 | 2800 | 2557 | +61 |
Data as on March 2021
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The market volatility has been very high since the last month.Nifty on weekly basis was oscillating in 300 point range in May which has now increased to 400 points on weekly basis so far this month.
10.06 AM
Await a Fire Sale
This volatility could unnerve even a seasoned trader but the algorithmic trading systems thrive on such volatility. FIIs continued to be net sellers to the tune of US$350 mn for the week.
The current fiasco in Maggi for Nestlé may have long term implications for the food & beverages sector which would be under the scanner of both the authorities and the media. The effect may be felt on marquee names such as HUL, Dabur, Britannia, ITC and GSK Consumer on their food portfolios. However, India being a strategic market for Nestle, I strongly feel they would take serious corrective measures to overcome this debacle and possibly come out stronger. A similar case was witnessed in Cadbury’s Dairy Milk Chocolate more than a decade back, but the company managed to reinvent itself and has grown multifold since then.
ITC woes continued after the Maharashtra government banned the sale of loose cigarettes. The stock has been reeling under selling pressure since a while trading at 52 week lows. It is trading at a discount to most other FMCG names and most of the negative news flow seem to be discounted in the current prices. Seems like the FMCG sectors has been caught in the wrong foot with series of negative news flows, forecast of below normal monsoon, dip in rural demand and high valuations will keep the pressure on for while.
As expected, May 2015 automobile numbers came in weak due to muted demand pickup; Bajaj Auto, Hero MotoCorp and Tata Motors slumped more than 4 percent each. This proves that excellent growth of April 2015 was a blip for Bajaj Auto. Maruti however was an exception on the back of higher exports resulting in a 14 percent growth. One needs to check the “Taxi” Segment demand which could have led to this divergence. Weak demand environment is expected to aggravate on back of monsoon concerns. Overall, the sector looks weak for the next few months.
Overnight on Friday, the US jobs data came in better than expected. On Monday markets are expected to react to this along with the outcome of OPEC meet on Friday where it was decided to keep the production unchanged. Lower Shale gas production as well as Rigs data which fell for the 26th straight week, initially led a rally in Oil but the OPEC meet put a lid leading to a weekly loss. However, analysts are of the opinion that US$ 60 could become the new normal for oil.
Developments in Greece will be closely watched. It notified that it plans to bundle its June loan repayments into one of around euro 1.6 billion due by the end of the month. Greece was expected to default, hence this is on the expected lines but the authorities are trying to defer the inevitable. A Grexit could lead to short term weakness in the European Markets as questions would arise about the future of the other weaker economies in the Eurozone.
For the coming week, events scheduled are Current Account Deficit, Trade Balance data, IIP (April) data and CPI (May) data. In addition to this, progress of monsoon will be keenly watched as it has already hit the Kerala Coast in South India. On the currency front, pressure on the Rupee continues on back of rise in global bond yields. I expect it to remain range bound in the near term with Rs. 64.50-65/USD as a strong resistance.
Overall, I expect markets to consolidate at these levels for the next few days as Nifty 8000/8050 provides a good support. We could even stage a feeble rally to 8200-8250 but I would suggest traders to book out of long positions as the markets may not sustain over a medium term. Monsoon progress would play a key role and the uncertainty could continue for the next few weeks. The end of June or early July could provide opportunities to investors as a fall below Nifty 8000 could lead to a fire sale which would be the time for re-building the long term portfolio.
Stock of the Week :
Nitin Spinners is into manufacturing 100% Cotton Yarns and Fabrics. It manufactures range of yarn which includes open end yarns, multifold open end yarns, ring spun combed yarns, multifold ring spun yarns, S and Z twist yarns, dyeable cheese cones and organic cotton yarns and blends. The company's range of products are used to manufacture products, such as apparel and garments, under garments, terry towels, woven fabrics, home furnishings, carpets, denim, industrial textiles, medical textiles and socks
After the 2008 global crisis, it had substantial forex losses due to which the Company had resorted to CDR in 2009. In 2013, it was able to voluntarily exit from CDR after paying a recompense amount to its lenders. Debt has come down since then. It declared its first dividend in FY14. It has undertaken expansion in FY14-15 after which its spindle capacity has gone up to 150,000 and 3,000 rotors.
So, overall the company has done a few things right which is showing in the financials. The market has recognised this in the last few weeks. At CMP of Rs 56, it is trading at PE of 6.3x its FY15 EPS of Rs 8.94 and still seems cheap compared to competitors
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