Indian Equity Research and Investment Strategy
How to Get More Returns in Mutual Fund SIP with Swing Strategy ?
Max Life Insurance – Revised Deal, Positive for Max Financial
Will the Digital Neo Banking Platforms Succeed in India ?
Should you own the Life Insurance Business ?
Does HDFC AMC deserve High Valuation ? Review
Valuation of Indian Markets & Relentless FII Selling
Why Indian StockMarket Quoting at High P-E ?
Why Value Investing Does not Work in India ?
The BSE Sensex has brokwn the 20,000 mark in Late 2007 / Early 2008 and also in Nov 2010. It flirted with the 20K mark in 2013 but has failed to sustain above it.
Credit Suisse discusses Five Favorable and Important Factors that can lead the Sensex to sustain above the 20,000 mark (more…)
A significant pent-up expectation had developed on the eve of the Rail Budget FY14. But we find the budget wanting in a number of areas like rolling stock capex and track-capex allocation (adjusted for DFC and MTP projects). Resource generation will again fall on freight segment which will bear the brunt of hike (~5%) and extra-budgetary support as passenger fares are untouched.
The ministry taking cognizance of a serious shortfall of resources gave resource generation its focus with implementation of Fuel Adjustment Component (FAC) for freight transport. We believe this is a weak attempt to balance the revenue skew, as it was not passed on to the passenger fares which (more…)
In a Research note a Week ago, Morgan Stanley Downgraded India’s Sovereign bank the State Bank of India – SBI to a Sell with a Target price of Rs 1625. Some of the concerns raised by Morgan are – Revenue progression (loan growth plus fees) likely to be tepid given slowdown in economic growth, Asset quality will likely remain under pressure, given peak lending rates and slowing growth, Core Tier I capital ratio is one of the weakest amongst Asian peers and Multiples could be under pressure as revenue growth slows and asset quality pressures increase.
SBI announced its Results for the 9 Months ended Dec-2012. The Bank (more…)
Central Government Statistics Data indicate a sharp deceleration in savings to 30.8% of GDP from 34% in FY11, while investments slowed to 35% of GDP in FY12 from 36.8% in FY11. Despite growth slowing to a decade low, the substantial fall in savings relative to investments is key for India’s widening current account deficit (CAD).
Who Provide Funds by Savings to the Indian Economy ?
Indian Households are the main contributor (~73% of total), followed by (more…)
India’s Jan Trade Deficit Widened to US$20bn. The only silver lining in the data is the first positive export growth reading in the last 9 months with exports at US$25.6bn, up 0.8%. Imports continue to edge higher to US$45.6bn up 6% led by both oil and non-oil up 6.9% and 5.7% respectively
Cumulatively during Apr-Jan, exports were US$240bn down -4.9%, while (more…)
CARE Ratings is India’s second-largest credit rating firm in terms of ratings income for FY12. CARE’s total income and profit after tax CAGR during FY08-12 were 41% and 44.3%, respectively. RoE was 30.7% in FY12, and we see it in the high 20s for the next three years.
The key drivers for the CARE’s Revenues are – 1) India’s macroeconomic (more…)
