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Always think of long-term gains and don't expect to double a stock's value in a month. Wait for dips and
invest in a staggered manner. Focus on the infrastructure, banking and auto stocks. MUST SEE
One should invest with a three- to five-year horizon. Emphasis should be on finding
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businesses which offer long-term benefits and have management teams that can deliver, even if the
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catalysts for outperformance are not readily apparent. Investors can benefit more from a stock's
lifetime potential, rather than from short-term corrections. Business Today
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Macro overlay suggests that corporate performance will be driven by a healthy topline growth of 18-20
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per cent in 2011. Inflationary pressure could increase input costs, which are likely to be offset by
improvement in capacity utilisation and higher efficiency. The only spoiler could be the rising crude oil
prices. So, invest for the long-term.
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These results have been achieved by using unutilised capacities. Further growth would come from
capex and the investment cycle in 2011. This, combined with an increase in sales from existing
capacities, should see earnings go up by about 18% this year.
With the Sensex drifting to a level around its 200-day simple moving average of 18,400, one could
expect the benchmark index to trade between 18,000 and 25,000 in 2011. The strategy would be to buy
fundamentally good stocks during dips.
The investment strategy in 2010 was driven mainly by a top-down approach, where
the right sector selection held the key. In 2011, it will be about selecting and investing
in the right companies. We recommend a thematic approach built around the Indian growth story,
comprising multiple themes, such as consumption, asset creation, financial inclusion and technology
innovation.
Despite a rich valuation, specific large-cap stocks in high-growth sectors still hold the potential to
deliver steady returns for the next 2-3 years. Mid-cap and small-cap stocks have had a good run, thus
moderating the valuation differential with large caps. The recent emergence of corporate governance
issue and tight funding related to mid-cap and small-cap companies strengthen the case for investing
in large-cap frontline stocks.
The sectors that fit into the consumption theme are agriculture, FMCG, pharma, retail and automobiles.
Some of our recommendations in the consumption theme are ITC, Cipla, Pantaloon Retail and Maruti
Suzuki, which are leaders in their respective sectors. Banking and financial services sector is a good
surrogate for capturing growth in the underlying economy.
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As morning shows the day, high inflation will define this year. So commodities look a good bet for this
year.
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