Stocks to Buy: Vikas Sethi recommends IDFC from F&O, Indo count from Cash Market; know why?

Market expert Vikas Sethi recommended IDFC July futures and Indo count from Cash Market in a popular TV show 'Sadabahar Sethi saab' in conversation with Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi.

Vikas Sethi  recommended IDFC July futures.

Talking about the company evaluation, Sethi said, The stock is deeply undervalued. The company has a Mcap of 8000 crores. Also, has 36.49 per cent stake in IDFC First Bank with a valuation of approximately 7500 crores."

A deal was done by IDFC bank with Bandhan Bank association in April to sell the Mutual fund business. The 4500 crores deal is pending for regulatory approval.

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The company may declare a hefty dividend post the deal is successfully done." he said.

The stock was trading at 50 at the time of recommendation.

Sethi  added, "The stock trades at this level after correcting from level of 70.They should be bought at this level, short term target is 54 and stop loss  of 49."

Sethi  further recommended a cash market stock,Indo count industries,a textile stock.

The stock was trading at Rs 132 at the time of recommendation. 

He said,  that the stock trades at 132 and after correcting from the high of 300. Despite textile stock upheavals previously, textile stocks are ready to grow. Indo count industries is a leading company of home textiles, producing beddings, quilts, pillows , sleeping bangs and other similar products."

He added,"93% of revenue to the company comes from exports.Fall of rupee in the market is a positive for such textile industries where US is the main market and has 20% share in the bedsheet market."

Company's return on capital employed (RoCE) is 30 percent while the return on equity (RoE) is 22 per cent. The March quarter was excellent. The company had a PAT ( profit after tax) of 85 crore this quarter,  compared to 57 crores, last March quarter. Debt equity ratio is low or manageable, he said while commenting on the company's fundamentals.

Furthermore, he said that the FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) and DIIs (Domestic Institutional Investors) hold around 10%. Mukul AGrawal too holds a 1.22 per cent stake.

Sethi added, The stock should be bought at this level. The short term target is of 145,expected to return early and stop loss  of 127.