Motilal Oswal has recommended a `Buy` on Axis Bank with a price target of Rs 1,360 in its report dated Apr. 20, 2010.
``Axis Bank`s posted 4QFY10 PAT of Rs 7.6 billion (up 32% YoY), which is higher than our estimate of Rs6.6b, led by lowerthan- expected provisions.
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Buy Maruti Suzuki; target of Rs 1820: Motilal Oswal
Motilal Oswal is bullish on Maruti Suzuki and has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target of Rs 1820, in its April 26, 2010 research report.
“Maruti Suzuki's 4QFY10 operating performance is in-line with our estimates with EBITDA margin of 13.2%. However, PAT at Rs6.57b was lower than our estimates due to higher depreciation, interest and lower other income.”
Source:https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/recommendations/buy-maruti-suzuki-targetrs-1820-motilal-oswal_454041.html?um=35
Thanks for the advice....i guess they have recoemmended buy....can someone plz explian to me what is buy..neutral and other recommendations!
Buy/ Accumulate or Sell/ Book Profits: These recommendations tell you whether the analyst expects the stock price to rise, fall or trade in a range from its current price or on the day the report is published. If an analyst expects a company’s performance in the near future to be good, he puts a buy / accumulate recommendation. On the other hand, if he expects the future financials to dive, he recommends you to sell the stock.
Many a time a sell recommendation could also indicate that he expects the share price to drop sharply, and hence, is advising you to sell. Similarly, in the case of a buy recommendation it could indicate he expects the share price to move up sharply. A lot of time analysts suggest ‘book profits’ in the place of a sell, if he has recommended buying at a lower price and the stock has run up subsequently, leaving you with profits.
Motilal Oswal has recommended `Buy` on Patni Computer (Q,N,C,F)* with a price target of Rs 592 in its report dated Apr. 29, 2010.
``Patni results were ahead of expectations on earnings and margins, though disappointing on revenue and guidance due to supply side constraints. The key highlights were:
Revenue growth of 1.3% QoQ (v/s our estimate of 2.6% QoQ) and flat guidance of USD 171 million-172 million (vs 1QCY10 revenue of USD 172.3 billion).
what happened to their buy status on maruti?did it live up to its expectations?
i think their advice on maruti did not go as per the market mood.but i am sure..everyone makes mistakes!
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Can I Transact in Mutual Funds on a holiday from Motial Oswal's Mutual Fund account? |
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i believe you can!Even on a holiday. However, all your transactions will be processed on the next working business day along with normal orders. The NAV in such cases will be calculated as specified in the respective Offer Document of the scheme.
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Originally posted by : meera krishna Can I Transact in Mutual Funds on a holiday from Motial Oswal's Mutual Fund account? i believe you can!Even on a holiday. However, all your transactions will be processed on the next working business day along with normal orders. The NAV in such cases will be calculated as specified in the respective Offer Document of the scheme. |
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Thank you for the good information!
i have been thinking about investing in mutual funds for quite some time now.i guess in the market Reliance and Motilal Oswal have some of the best open ended mutual funds.If anyone has any more information please share.
thanks!
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i have been thinking about investing in mutual funds for quite some time now.i guess in the market Reliance and Motilal Oswal have some of the best open ended mutual funds.If anyone has any more information please share. thanks! |
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Goto www.motilaloswal.com ther you will get all the information you need!
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