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Tuesday 29 March 2016

OUR EARLIER SELL CALL ON LUPIN @ 1600

As predicted earlier, the stock has broken the support @ Rs.1400 today, and it is racing towards the next support at Rs.1200, a major support area. For high risk traders, it may be a good level to take a buy call @ Rs.1200 &
below, as the stock is an oversold position and the price also looks attractive for a short term pull back rally to Rs.1400.

Do not forget to put a STOP LOSS.

G R CHARI

Monday 28 March 2016

SOME DAMAGING INFO ON UCO BANK

In Jan/Feb 2016, ALL our SHORT calls gave fabulous return to investing community, except UCO Bank which in fact has given losses to investors. Several investors have perhaps not yet squared off their SHORT positions and sending us messages to seek our latest position/advice on UCO.

Entire banking space has been marked by sharp recovery post budget due to various factors like Sharp run up in Nifty/Bank Nifty, short covering, bottom fishing, some brokerage houses becoming very bullish on PSBs  and finally, flood of rumours that PSBs ke acche din aa gaye hain.

We feel that sharp run up in share prices of PSBs may provide God-send opportunity once again (when Q4 results are due) to SHORT heavily for very big returns in short period. Reason is that Q3 for PSBs was tip of iceberg and results of Q4 should be far worse and this pain can be prolong throughout FY17. Statements of PM and FM are not going to help improve Balance Sheets of PSBs. NPA recovery is possible only if such a/cs are backed by adequate securities (which in reality is not the case). Easier to make statement than done. CMD of IDBI Bank makes outrageous statement that IDBI Bank will have zero NPAs in 3 years. He should be reminded that  SASF was created specifically to transfer entire 9000 cr worth NPAs to SASF which made IDBI Bank's NPAs zero.

But after that, NPAs of IDBI Bank are much bigger. CMD knows that he will retire before expiry of 3 year period, so there is no harm in making utopian statements. Similarly, merger of PSBs in 6 banks became viral. This writer/investor has not come across any official communique from FM that he has proposed merger of PSBs in 6 entities and hence, such tweets appear to be stories written by Kader Khan (of Bollywood fame).  Investors have perhaps forgotten that how Essar promoters have indulged in brazen loot of bank money in 2003 or so when OTS was done for E Steel. But again, banks have proferred bounty of 40,000 crores to E Steel. Is it not corruption on part of bankers?
Opened  vaults to known thieves once again.  Everyone knows how CMD of a PSB was always called a doormat of Essar promoters as this bank had huge exposure of its loan book only to Essar group. Promoters have built PERSONAL empire of several billion dollars at expense of bank money and minority shareholders. If any political party/ruling party does thorough and honest forensic audit type investigation in ALL listed and non-listed entities of Essar group, such revelations will come that scale of loot of Vijay M will pale into insignificance. Now, sitting over 40,000 crores of bank money, how shamelessly co is once again demanding big concessions from bankers.

Anyway coming to UCO Bank specifically:

We estimate that UCO Bank Q4 results will be DISASTROUS in REAL SENSE, without exaggeration. We will not be surprised if post Q4 results, UCO Bank comes under direct monthly monitoring of RBI.  Reasons are:

1. A fact known only to very few: Several large  NPAs have been resorted to EVERGREEING by sanctioning interchangeability of Fund Based Limits to Non Fund Based Limits, say from Corporate Loan to FLC(foreign LC)/Standby LC. Such FLC/Standby LCs are for tenor of 2-3 years for discounting OVERSEAS. Proceeds of such LC/FLC are used for liquidating overdue accounts. Non Fund based Limits are not required to be classified as NPA for full tenor of LC/FLC. However, when tenor such LCs after 2-3 years is over, Non Fund Based Limits are bound to devovle and wreck Balance Sheet of UCO Bank. As per our info, such modus operandi runs into few thousand crores.,

2. As per info, several FDs have been encashed by fraudsters and UCO Bank is yet to indemnify genuine FD Holders. 

3. Similarly, as per our info, there are several fake LCs which are being disputed by UCO Bank.

4. UCO Bank has disbursed LARGE sums to several companies which had done bogus accounting to get loans and such companies are closed for all practical purposes and UCO Bank may not be able to recover even 5% of such exposures.

We feel that year end Audit by bank's auditors as well as by RBI will be very stringent (which normally is case for all banks). At that time, various chinks of UCO's armour will be exposed and bank may have to make HUGE HUGE provisioning. We will not be surprised if UCO Bank reports loss of 2500-3500 Crores ONLY for Q4 Hence, we advise investors to hold on to their SHORT Positions until Q4 results are announced.

We also advise investors not to buy at present PSBs for INVESTMENT. Depending on technicals, broader markets rising and trading calls, investors may take risk of trading as PSBs may be available at much lower prices after 2-6 months
Q4 results are announced. In fact, investors with strong heart and patience can SHORT at current levels more quantity of UCO Bank April/May series

Wednesday 23 March 2016

Big Update on Triveni Glass Ltd:
Further to our previous blog. TGL has already started commercial production at its 2nd plant which will double its production capacity.
For Q4. TGL can report NP of 2.75-3.00 crores as against Loss of 3.14 crores in Q4 of previous year. TGL may turn out to be Dark Horse of FY17 and we reiterate TP Rs 100+ by end of CY17 as co can achieve EPS of Rs 11-12 for FY17

Sunday 20 March 2016

Market Outlook -- Short Term

The market outlook, in the short term, has turned positive with the Nifty gaining support above 7400. 

The short-term momentum indicators have started trending up and the index now looks poised to move upwards to 7750. The next major resistance for the Nifty is placed at 8,000. The domestic and
global cues are very supportive of the current news-based rally and a rate cut in the next policy meet looks certain with the govt. cutting rates on Post Office savings schemes. This move of the govt. preempts banks from not passing on the rate cut when it happens. 

While the FPI's have been continuously buying, the domestic institutions have been selling due to slowing down of investments, redemption pressures and dividend payments.

With the interest rates on time and demand deposits coming down and becoming unattractive for savers, a likely shift to equity and equity-related instruments augers well for the equity markets. 

While it is not a good idea to chase the market/stocks in a rally, it is advisable to hold back your horses and wait for a dip or correction to 7500 or below in the Nifty. So far, this rally is not broad-based and has been restricted to beaten down front line stocks/select sectors (where the FPI's normally invest) and the mid-cap & small-cap rally will come when the domestic institutions & HNI's enter the market in a big way. In that sense, the present rally, which is now three weeks old, is a freak rally and has still to gain legs.

 I am closing this bulletin with a note of caution -- the market has entered an overbought area and I will not be surprised to see a selling or correction on good news. Therefore, trade with caution but invest with conviction when the market gives a viable correction. 

At the moment, 7500 in the Nifty is a good support area, where buying can be initiated, but one cannot rule out a deeper correction to 7250 if the the support base at 7500 fails to hold on to on a closing basis. 

*Think It Over*
"We don't have to be smarter than the rest. We have to be more disciplined
than the rest." Warren Buffet

*G R CHARI*

Friday 18 March 2016

Lupin made a high of Rs.2129 in Sept-Oct 2015 and corrected sharply to Rs.1600 in Feb 2016. From there it rose to an important resistance level at Rs.1900. In the near term the stock has been trading in the range of Rs.1700-1900 from where it made a gap-down to Rs.1800 recently on adverse news. The price trend and momentum indicators have weakened and the share is poised to take support at Rs.1600 once again. The support at Rs.1600 is very critical for the future direction of the stock and a break-down from that level will accelerate selling in the stock with a bearish portent.
From a medium term perspective, the stock looks headed for Rs.1400 and short term rallies or pull-backs to ~ Rs.1800 will be an opportunity to sell/exit the stock.

G R CHARI

Thursday 17 March 2016

Elegant Marble & Gran(526705): TP Rs 135 in 4 days:

          9m/FY16 FY15
Sales.   22.30.  26.60
PAT.        5.70.    5.32
Equity.    4.50
EPSRs.   12.66.  11.83

EMGL had reported Eps of Rs 11.83 for FY15 and paid 20% div.
EMGL has been paying dividend every year since 12 years.
For 9 months in current year, its PAT has already flared by 26% to 5.70 cr(4.35 cr) which is higher than PAT of ENTIRE FY15. Eps for  9 months is 12.66.
EPS for FY16 should be 16.50.

Consider following Fundamentals:

1) EMGL paying minimum20% div since 12 years. Cmp is cum div.
2) Book Value Rs 128 as on 31/3/2015
3) EMGL is DEBT FREE
4) Stock is trading @8.20xFY15 EPS
5) Stock is available at PERatio of ONLY 5.90xFY16Eeps
6)EMGL has liquid investments (equity, mutual funds) worth Rs 50.22 crores AT COST. Market Value of these investments is 60crores+.

Marketcap of EMGL is 42 crores which is less than Cost of its liquid investments. Even if EMGL gets modest PERatio of 12, stock price , stock price should be 190+ in 6-9 months. Promoter stake is 72.28%.

Tuesday 15 March 2016

Big Trigger for Triveni Glass Ltd:
TGL, at its factory in Rajamundhry, produces Figured/Fancy/Decorative glass for interior decoration in homes, Hotels, Offices. Its fortunes already on upswing as it reported PAT of 2.29 crores in Q3 against loss in Q3 last year.
Now, TGL is poised for further huge improvement in its fortunes. At its factory, TGL has 2 plants of equal capacities. Presently TGL operating only 1 plant and 2nd plant shut since several years due to working capital crunch. Now, TGL is planning to resume production at its 2nd plant as well from next month (April 2016). Thus production capacity will stand doubled ( without any capex). In FY 17, TGL sales of glass should rise by at least by 60%. Thus TGL for FY17 should report EPS of 10+. An excellent buy with potential of REAL multibagger appreciation

Monday 7 March 2016

Breaking News: JINDAL POLYFILMS LTD: 

JPFL had invested 698 crores in Jindal PowerTech . Jindal Powertech has set up 2x600mMW power plant who have become FULLY OPERATIONAL. Now Jindal PolyFlilms in talks to sell its stake. As per reliable sources ( we have always tried to give accurate info like Maruti, JDL etc), Adani and JSW Energy are main contenders. However, most likely JSW Energy will be the winner. Jindal PolyFilm may get Rs 1100+crores from sale of stake in Jindal Powertech. It means JPFL should get Rs 250-260 per share CASH from this stake sale. Current market cap of Jindal Poly film is just 1700 crores.Current fall in market giving excellent opportunity to buy Jindal Polyfilm at very low/ attractive valuations
Dark Horse for Huge Appreciation.    
 UPDATE ON TRIVENI GLASS LTD:


FINANCIAL RESULTS:

                   
          Q3/FY16. Q3/FY15    

Sales     15.11.     10.73

Net Profit  2.29.  -1.50


Equity              12.62

TGL has reported sharply improved results for quarter ended Dec2015 wherein its Net Profit is 2.28 crores as against LOSS of 1.50 crores in corresponding quarter of previous year. Q3 Eps is Rs 1.82. EPS for 9 months is 3.54.  Profitability in ensuing quarters should be much better due to installation of energy saving equipment imported from China.

MAJOR TRIGGER(UPDATE ON LAND SALE): Company has already RECEIVED advance payment of Rs 23.12 crores (refer Auditor review at Bse website) against sale of land at Allahabad. However, company has not yet made official announcement of same to Bse as approval of land sale is awaited from IDBI. But LAND SALE DEAL DONE. As per our information, total value of Land sale is Rs 72 crores which works out to Rs 57 PER
SHARE. Further, TGL may be able to get another Rs 30-35 crores from sale of its Plant/Equipment (TGL was manufacturing float glass in Allahabad plant). OTS with Canara Bank DONE. LETTER OF OTS FROM IDBI
EXPECTED ANYDAY.
TGL may have to shell out roughly Rs 50 crores against discharge of ENTIRE liabilities (OTS payment to IDBI, other small liabilities and statutory payments). Thus after sale of Plant/Machnery, TGL should have CASH of nearly Rs 50 crores. THIS CASH WORKS OUT TO Rs 38 PER SHARE. Market cap is just Rs 20 crores although cash in hand is likely to be 50 crores.
Further TGL will report EPS of Rs 9 for FY17 and Rs 12 for FY18

Stock price can cross Rs 100 mark in 2017. Investors may , at present juncture, feel such steep price target as impractical. However, even more steep rise in our past recommendations has taken place. Before starting of this blog, MANGALAM DRUGS was recommended by us @ Rs 7 (yes Rs Seven only) in 2014. In just 18 months, M Drugs touched Rs 400+

Thursday 3 March 2016

UPDATE ON UCO BANK LTD.
All calls of ours in derivative segment since Jan 2016 did
exceptionally well, bringing windfall profits in few  hours/days to
all those who followed our advice.
Only exception has been UCO Bank ltd which fell subsequent to our
advice of SHORT . However, it did not achieve our TP and subsequently
share price of UCO Bank has risen, causing anxiety to our fellow
investors. This rise has been driven by massive jump in Nifty as well
as in bank nifty.

1. Earlier there were talks of floating Bad Bank and we were very
clear that idea of Bad Bank is Bad Idea. Now, no official announcement
or press release on the subject which means that idea of Bad bank is
dropped (investors were getting the impression that Bad Bank will
relieve all PSBs of their massive NPAs)

2. Thereafter, idea was floated that RBI should chip in capital in
PSBs. Again we had categorically pointed out that this idea also
unlikely to be implemented. Although CEA had floated this idea, but
there were no takers of same and hence, RBI will not contribute to
capital of PSBs.

3. Fund infusion by GOI:  Govt has proposed to infuse 25,000 crores in
2016-17 although Moody had reported that fund requirement of PSBs is
around 1.75 lac crores. So, 25,000 cr fund infusion is peanuts for
PSBs and these funds are not coming immediately. PSBs may get these
funds only after 4-6 months

4. RBI has permitted banks to revalue their  real estate assets to
enhance Tier 1 Capital. Total impact of same on ENTIRE BANKING
industry will be less than 40,000 crores. Although in books, such a
move enhance Tier 1 Capital but it will not help to reduce NPAs and it
will not help to reduce their losses. These real estate assets will
not be sold/liquidated. Just a book entry

5. Finally, everyday entire media and rumour industry has ANNOUNCED
that 50bps rate cut coming from RBI in April (not immediately). Such
presumptions/rumours have given further momentum to present ongoing
speculation in bank nifty.

Our Take:

We are very clear and there is general opinion (outside
investors'vested interest of bank nifty) that health of PSBs is not
going improve for next 2-5 quarters at least. PSBs are in deep mess
and above measures are not big enough to infuse fresh life in PSBs.
Yes, after such huge NPAs, PSBankers will be more careful in future
loan sanctions. However, past sins will continue to haunt PSBs for few more
quarters

Q4 results of PSBs will be much worse than Q3 and UCO Bank results
will be so bad that NPA (Gross) may touch 14-15% with larger losses.

In short term, share price of UCO Bank is higher, causing tension in
mind of investors. However, we have always maintained that making
money in equity market is not so easy (although all investors made
real easy quick money in our ALL OTHER recommendations). When we gave
SHORT call of MARUTI @4180 with sharply lower price TP for May expiry.
But our MAY Expiry target was achieved in Feb itself. Even BHEL fell 25% after our Sell recommendation.Hence, we can
only advise our followers to hold your positions as there is no reason
why stock price of UCO should not plunge to Rs 16-18 level when Q4
results are announced
Metal Stocks -- A Quick Preview
The stocks in the metal counter are giving early signs of bottoming out
and, after banks, the metal stocks may lead the market in future rallies.
The trend and momentum indicators have definitely turned in f/o the metal
stocks and this gets validated by very favourable price/volume action seen
in counters like Tata Steel, Hindalco, Vedanta and JSW Steel (which is
leading the sector by making new 52-week highs). As the post-Budget rally
has been sharp and swift, it will be better to allow market and stock
prices to cool-off a bit before taking a plunge.
*Recommended purchase price:*
Tata Steel: At or below Rs.250.
Hindalco: At ~ Rs.67.
Vedanta: At ~ Rs.70.
JSW Steel: At ~ Rs.1050.
NMDC: At or below Rs.80.

G R CHARI

Wednesday 2 March 2016

Jindal Poly Films Ltd: Hugely Undervalued


1)EPS for 9mFY16 Rs 90 (before minority interest)
2)EPS for 9m FY16 Rs 70 (after minority interest)
3)FY16E Eps Rs 105 (after minority interest) and Rs 85 (after minority interest)
4) PE Ratio 4.65 only.
5) Leading producer of Polyester and BOPP Films for Flexible packaging industry
6)Largest producer in the WORLD of BOPP films
7) Apart from India, two plants in U.S.A and three in Europe
8) FY15 Sales Rs 7284 crores and PAT of Rs 172 crores (after One-time
provision of Rs 118 crores)
9) FY15 Eps (after one-off) Rs 43.22
10) Stock is trading at only  0.24xSales

FINANCIALS:

                          2014-15
                            Rs/Cr

Sales                    7284
Interest                     82
Depreciation            226
One-Off                   117
PBT                        233
PAT                        172
Equity                    42.05
EPS Rs                  43.22

For FY15, JPFL reported Eps of Rs 43.22 after one-off provision of Rs 117 crores. But for same, Eps would have been Rs 65+.  JPFL made huge provision of 226 crores for depreciation which means CASH PROFIT OF NEARLY Rs 400 crores.

CURRENT YEAR:

                                 2015-16E  9M/FY16

                                  Rs/Cr       Rs/Cr

Sales                          7000        5308

PAT                              442          377

Equity                           42.05      42.05

EPS Rs                        105           90

Eps(after minority Int)      85           70


JPFL IS CURRENTLY TRADING AT PE RATIO OF ONLY 3.76 and 4.65 (before minority interest and after minority interest respectively) DESPITE BEING LEADING PLAYER IN FLEXIBLE PACKAGING INDUSTRY.  These valuations are extremely low by any yardstick, particularly at a time when at Bse/Nse hundreds of companies (with much much smaller size/turnover) are trading at PE Ratio of 20-40.

FY16ECash profit 650 crores as against market cap of 1660 crores. Even if JPFL get very modest PE Ratio of
12, based upon estimated earnings for FY16, its stock price should be Rs1020 (if stock markets remain stable and do not tumble). 

A large sized company available at very attractive valuations where downside is low and UPSIDE SHOULD BE HUGE