Two Tests for India: The Rupee Under Pressure, and SEPC Ltd (₹4.95) at a Valuation Crossroads

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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence Rupee Watch | Small-Cap Research Two Tests for India: The Rupee Under Pressure, and SEPC Ltd (₹4.95) at a Valuation Crossroads The RBI is reportedly weighing a ₹50 lakh sub-limit on some overseas remittances, paired with tax relief to attract inflows. SEPC trades at ₹4.95 against a ₹9.87 valuation report, with a Jharkhand stay, ₹154 crore freed and a 44% dilution from the Avenir share swap in play. India's markets are asking two very different questions. The first is macro: is pressure on the rupee pushing the RBI toward tighter limits on overseas remittances? The second is company-specific: can SEPC Ltd (₹4.95), trading at half the ₹9.87 in its July valuation report, close that gap? One concerns national economic policy. The other concerns corporate execution and shareholder value. Both deserve examination on their own merits, and both demand the same discipline: separate a proposal f...
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#National Fertiliser Ltd recommended at
Rs.27.10 today made a high of Rs.31.40 today and is now trading at Rs.30.75. Traders are suggested to hold with a SL at Rs.29.70.

#The stock of Radio City (Music Broadcast)  today made a high of Rs.29.90 and is now seen at Rs.28.80. The non risk taking investors are suggested to book some Profits.

#Buy the scrip of Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) at around  Rs.44.50, T: Rs.48/52, SL: Rs.43.50. At the end of October, 2019, there were media reports that the rokerage firm CLSA upgraded the stock to 'Buy' from 'Sell' owing to the benefits that the company could reap due to government's stake sale.

#Exit the shares of Reliance Capital Ltd (9.50) and Reliance Infrastructure Ltd (Rs.21.20). Both of them could go for further correction after last week's NPA news.

#Buy the shares of P C Jewelers Ltd at around Rs.23.20/23.30, for short term targets of Rs. 31/32.
India is considering signing a bilateral agreement with Russia to reduce import duties on processed diamonds and jewelry, according to the chairman of the country’s Gem & Jewelry Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), Sanjay Shah. India imports rough diamonds from Russia worth around $3.5 billion.  If the duties are reduced or zeroed, trade between India and Russia will flourish. The two countries have been developing cooperation in the diamond industry in recent years, with Russia’s Alrosa and India’s GJEPC considering preferential tax treatment for diamond trading.
India is the world’s largest diamond cutting and polishing center.

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