BHEL (Sell below Rs 1,760, target of Rs 1,725)
The Cabinet has cleared government’s divestment of 5 percent in BHEL late on Tuesday. BHEL has not participated in the recent rally in the market. The news of further liquidity being created in the stock as a result of this divestment will push the stock down.
Maruti (Buy above Rs 1,100, target of Rs 1,130)
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Despite news of a strike at its Manesar plant, Maruti closed near the high of the day on Tuesday, displaying good value buying at the current level. By Tuesday evening, there was announcement of partial resumption of production. Though we had a sell call for Tuesday’s trading day, our call was not triggered as the stock did not breach our entry level. We have changed our stance on the stock due to the strength displayed by it.
Everonn (Sell below Rs 434, target of Rs 400)
On Tuesday evening, a news channel reported arrest of Everonn managing director over bribery charges for allegedly concealing taxable income to the tune of Rs 116 crore. The stock has a sizeable institutional holding, which would like to get out of the counter on corporate governance issues.
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