Multibagger Stock Picks for Long Term

The Indian markets have gone up almost 100% from the lows it made in March 2009. There is suddenly more optimist about the global economic recovery. There are also hopes of major economic reforms in India and talks of disinvestment and oil price deregulation are already on. With all these factors, the optimist in the markets is much more then it was in the past 1 year and more.

So is this the time to buy equities?

I would say that at 8000 levels the risk return balance was more in favor of high returns. Big companies were trading at amazingly low valuations. However, currently if one makes an investment the risk factor is high. The reason being that there are several stocks that have gone up more then 2-3 times from its March lows. In my opinion these stocks can easily correct 30-40% from their current levels.

Correction or Crash Coming?

Its always difficult to take a call on the markets. However, in my opinion I dont see a major crash in the markets in the near term. The reason is not that the fundamentals of the economy are improving very fast. The reason is that, even in a bad economic scenario, there is plenty of liquidity in the hands of market participants. So markets can remain relatively stable even on bad economic news.

So after a near 100% rise on the Sensex and Nifty, we should see some correction. In my opinion it would not be surprising to see the markets go back to 12k type of levels in the near term. This will happen mainly because of the realization that the global economy will not recover so fast as it is now being expected.

Multibagger Stocks for Long Term Investors

If the markets correct 30-40%, then it would be a good time for long term investors to buy some equity. I am not sure if the markets will go back to 8000 levels. But what I am sure about is that if one slowly accumulates equities on corrections, then he/she will make big money in the next 5-10 years.

Accordingly I have listed down some sectors and stocks I personally feel will outperform in the long term.

Sector - Agriculture

Stocks
  1. Karuturi Global Ltd.
  2. Jain Irrigation Ltd.
Sector - Industrial Commodities

Stocks
  1. Sterlite Industries Ltd.
  2. Maithan Alloys Ltd.
  3. JSW Steel Ltd.
  4. Hindustan Copper Ltd.
Sector - Education

Stocks
  1. Everonn Systems India Ltd.
  2. NIIT Ltd.
Sector - Oil and Gas Exploration

Stocks
  1. Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.
  2. Reliance Industries Ltd.
  3. Reliance Natural Resources Ltd.
Sector - Logistics

Stocks
  1. Container Corporation of India Ltd.
  2. Gateway Distriparks Ltd.
Sector - Infrasturcture

Stocks
  1. Hindustan Construction Company Ltd.
  2. Subhash Projects & Marketing Ltd.
Sector - Security Systems

Stocks
  1. Honeywell Automation India Ltd.
Sector - Banks

Stocks
  1. ICICI Bank Ltd.
  2. YES Bank Ltd.

I my later posts I will try and take up all these stocks individually and give a detailed analysis on why I feel these stocks would outperform in the long term.

Once again I would like to point out the fact that you can never be sure about the markets. It might go up to 21,000 also or fall again to 8,000. But in my opinion if one is looking to invest with a time horizon of 5-10 years then getting into great stocks at any levels between 8,000 and 12,000 would be the best option.

Comments are invited on more sector and stock picks. Investors should note that in my opinion these are good stocks and should do well. Thus, everyone should do their own research before arriving at an investment decision.

ranjit  – (June 2, 2009 2:01 PM)  

Hello Faisal,
Thank you for a wonderful post. Any reason why you are bullish on Maithan Alloys Ltd. and Hindustan Construction Company Ltd. ?
That would be great if you can post a detailed analysis of these stocks on your blog.

Thank you,
Raghav

Faisal Humayun  – (June 3, 2009 11:20 AM)  

yes I will be son writing posts in these stocks in details...Since you have asked about HCC and Maithan will start with that....:).

ash  – (June 16, 2009 10:50 AM)  

Hello Faisal,
Thnx for comments,but I would like to know ,why companies like suzlon energy and JP hydro is not in that list though it is in business of clean energy,and there is lot of growth oppurtunity for it and lot of support from Government.
I would be greatful if u reply sir..:)

Faisal Humayun  – (June 16, 2009 11:36 AM)  

Well stocks like Suzlon and JP Hydro should also do well in the long run...I am sure about that...

This list has some of my favorite picks...There will be many other stocks which will do great in the long run...

Thanks for your comment and it would be great if readers keep suggesting stocks...as this will help investors to know about many other great sectors and companies...

ash  – (June 17, 2009 9:37 AM)  

Hello Sir,
Today ,there was steep correction in market as soon as european market open weakly at noon,..Is there any relation between european market and indian market..
Many people say in future asia will lead the world and after that USA and Europe will follow,then y Indian market is following USA and european market..
Plz reply :)

Faisal Humayun  – (June 17, 2009 11:27 AM)  

It is true that in the long run Asia will be much superior to the western world in terms of its economy and standards of living...

However, the economic and stock market decoupling is not an overnight process...In a globalized world as ours, the markets and economies are highly correlated...So any fall in the western markets will impact us...

Also, the major contributor to the upside for Indian markets are the FII's...These are big investors from US, UK or Europe and increasingly middle east as well...So when they sell the negative impact is surely going to be felt...

This will change when retail investors in India participate in a big way in the markets...Currently less then 10% of the working population in India invests in equities...

So all these factors will stay for a relatively longer time for sure..and thus, global markets would be synchronized...

DARK KNIGHT ABHAY  – (June 21, 2009 6:26 AM)  

hi faisal

u have earlier said that the stockmarkets will correct substaintially in the middle of the year(june july) in the light of weak results.

but sadly it has'nt was ur view for the market.
i dont think the results would be bad bcoz the advance tax no.'s are coming good.(though i heard o the tv that they count only for 15% of company's taxes)


plz share u r view

thanks abhay

Faisal Humayun  – (June 21, 2009 8:40 AM)  

If only fundamentals were the factor, then markets would have surely corrected...But markets these days are more a function of liquidity then anything else...

As mentioned in some of my earlier posts...if ample liquidity is provided by governments, then markets can also go to 20k...But fundamentals might weaken...

If you check my posts on: Slump in Corporate India's Interest Coverage Ratio...you would get an idea of the fundamentals..and if its going good or bad...

So, while liquidity will ensure, at least in near term that markets dont crash...I dont know how things will pan out over the longer term...

Anonymous –   – (July 5, 2009 2:55 AM)  

hi faisal
thank you for your reply//...




dark knight abhay

Kevin  – (August 16, 2009 10:57 PM)  

Hello Sir,
Let me first compliment you for your informative and educative posts.
Kudos to you!

What are your long term views for the following stocks:
1.Ratnamani Metals
2.Financial Technologies.

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