Friday, September 18, 2009

Top five cyclical stocks

India Inc has been steady with dividend distribution and most often this pot grows faster than the growth in either the profits or revenue. What looks like a small amount today will grow to a large source of income in few years time. You just have to be patient and little optimistic.

Find out top five cyclical stocks.......

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd:

Total Return: 33.9%
Capital Return: 30.6%
Dividend return: 3.2%

Larsen & Toubro Ltd:

Total Return: 31.7%
Capital Return: 28.8%
Dividend return: 3.0%

Tata Steel Ltd:

Total Return: 29.9%
Capital Return: 23.0%
Dividend return: 6.9%

Bosch Ltd:

Total Return: 26.8%
Capital Return: 25.7%
Dividend return: 1.1%

Grasim Industries Ltd:

Total Return: 25.8%
Capital Return: 22.7%
Dividend return: 3.2%

Top five defensive Stocks

Though the dividend distribution policy varies across corporates, in case of companies such as Tata Steel, Tata Tea, Indian Hotels, ACC, Colgate Palmolive and GSK Pharma dividend account for as much as a quarter of the total shareholder return in last seven years.

Given this, equity investors can ignore dividend as their own peril. Investing for dividends also protects investors from the wild fluctuations associated with equity markets. The growth in dividends is significantly less volatile than the movements in stock prices.

Find out top five defensive Stocks.......

Marico Ltd:


Total Return: 26.7%
Capital Return: 23.5%
Dividend Return: 3.2%

Dabur India Ltd

Total Return: 21.8%
Capital Return: 17.8%
Dividend Return: 4.0%

Tata Tea Ltd

Total Return: 21.6%
Capital Return: 16.2%
Dividend Return: 5.5%

ITC Ltd:

Total Return: 18.6%
Capital Return: 14.9%
Dividend Return: 3.7%

Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd

Total Return: 18.6%
Capital Return: 14.3%
Dividend Return: 4.3%

India's Leading Telecom Companies

Bharti Airtel, the country’s biggest telecom operator, has once again attained the top slot in the ET sectoral listings for the telecom sector. With over Rs 37,500 crore in annual revenue, Bharti reported robust growth of 38%. Net profit, however, rose at a slower pace of 23%.

RComm, second in the ranking, reported sales of Rs 20,753 crore, 21% higher than the year-ago level. Its total income during the year was Rs 22,959 crore. Net profit rose by 12% to Rs 6,045 crore. While Bharti has retained its ranking at number 16 in overall ET industry listing, RCom has slipped by one step to the 27th place.

Tata Communications (earlier known as VSNL) has retained its third place ranking in the telecom sector listing, but has lost one position in the industry ranking, slipping to the 63rd rank. Its sales rose by 20% to Rs 9,963 crore, while total turnover stood at Rs 10,173 crore. The company sold a portion of its holdings in Tata Teleservices to Japan’s NTT DOCOMO, boosting its bottomline for the year by Rs 286 crore. As a result, its bottom-line shot up 30 times to Rs 316 crore.

Find out financial health of India's Leading Telecom Companies...

Bharti Airtel Ltd





Turnover (Rs Crore): 37,504
Net Profit (Rs Crore): 7,859
Market Cap* (Rs Crore): 1,53,809

Reliance Communications Ltd



Turnover (Rs Crore): 22,959
Net Profit (Rs Crore): 6,045
Market Cap* (Rs Crore): 53,757


Tata Communications Ltd



Turnover (Rs Crore): 10,173
Net Profit (Rs Crore): 316
Market Cap* (Rs Crore): 14,089

Idea Cellular Ltd



Turnover (Rs Crore): 10,148
Net Profit (Rs Crore): 901
Market Cap* (Rs Crore): 24,319

Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd




Turnover (Rs Crore): 5,361
Net Profit (Rs Crore): 218
Market Cap* (Rs Crore): 6,057

Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd




Turnover (Rs Crore): 2,058
Net Profit (Rs Crore): -160
Market Cap* (Rs Crore): 6,413

ITI Ltd




Turnover (Rs Crore): 1,956
Net Profit (Rs Crore): -636
Market Cap* (Rs Crore): 1,067

Spice Communications Ltd




Turnover (Rs Crore): 1,297
Net Profit (Rs Crore): -812
Market Cap* (Rs Crore): 4,148

Best sectoral performers - 18 Sep 2009


It has been a roller-coaster ride for investors right from the beginning of the year. Those who dared to bet against the crowd during the panic of March, have raked in unbelievable returns.

Real estate and metal shares witnessed the sharpest bounceback, partly because these had also been badly beaten down during the bear phase.

Other strong performers are banking and automobile shares. Investors briefly shifted to defensives like FMCG and Pharma but shunned them the moment the broad market started to look up.


Realty Sector



Metal Industries


Textiles Industries


Auto Companies


Sugar Industries

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Nifty grazes 5000

ET Bureau

Nifty , the favourite 50-share index used by traders to bet on the future, briefly flirted with the psychological 5,000 mark on Thursday in a global rally of stocks on hopes that the worst global recession since the Great Depression is coming to an end. But the 68% surge this year has also made some believe that gains from here may be limited if the economic and earnings data do not catch up.

The S&P CNX Nifty rose to a high of 5003.05 before closing 0.14% higher at 4965.55.

Here are the best performing stocks in this rally:

Tata Motors
18 Sep 2009, 1022 hrs IST





Price: Rs 605.75

Percentage change (over 13 Sep, 09): 130.63

Hindalco Industries
18 Sep 2009, 1018 hrs IST




Price: Rs 136.40
Percentage change (over 13 Sep, 09): 94.03

HCL Technologies
18 Sep 2009, 1015 hrs IST




Price: Rs 342.65

Percentage change (over 13 Sep, 09): 87.55

Unitech Ltd
18 Sep 2009, 1011 hrs IST




Price: Rs 110.15

Percentage change (over 13 Sep, 09): 69.46

Jindal Steel & Power
18 Sep 2009, 1006 hrs IST





Price: Rs 626.95

Percentage change (over 13 Sep, 09): 58.62