The Sensex will see 58222 breaking the 58888 level

(Gujarat News Correspondent) Mumbai: Lakh is worth a lot. Be very careful. Take home the profits you make in stocks. Market sentiment has plummeted. Negative factors are simultaneously dominating the market. Corona epidemic situation in European countries again, inflation, Modi government's obligation to withdraw three agricultural laws, five states Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and the upcoming Assembly elections in Uttarakhand, many times as the winter session of Parliament begins. It happens that abrupt decisions taken in the early days of the session are sometimes negative, so the cat-and-mouse catapult in this winter session of Parliament is likely to be a major negative factor for the development market, raising interest rates in the US at any time. Factors such as the likelihood and the situation with high crude oil prices and the discounted listing of Paytm stocks in the last week alone are a clear indication of overvaluation in Indian stock markets. Over the last few weeks, the market has seen the Sensex hitting the Nifty close to 30,000 and the Nifty close to 15,000, despite the Nifty crashing. The F&O will be fed on players-traders by showing an index-based extraordinary storm in the coming weeks following the end of the November trend, so it is advisable to stay away from trading and mitigate every surge in stocks by avoiding new big investments. The 500 will move towards the close and the Nifty will move towards the 1500 when the Nifty closes below 1500, so the market is showing a bearish move and the possibility of a decline until the Nifty closes above 16100 is advised to ease the sell-off.

Lakhs are worth it, be very careful: advice to ease investment in stocks: end of November trend will feed players

With the Modi government's obligation to withdraw agricultural legislation and the five state elections, the government's focus has shifted to politics rather than economic reform. So it is highly advisable to stay in the overvalued market rather than profit booking. The market will keep an eye on international crude oil prices as well as fluctuations in the value of the US dollar against the rupee. Among these factors, next week, the Nifty spot could be seen breaking the resistance level of 19111 at 12 and the resistance level of Sensex 203 at 7 breaking the level of 9.

Dark Horse: Stovec Industries Ltd.

Only BSE Listed, Rs.10 Paid-up, Stovec Industries Ltd. (Code No. 303) STOVEC INDUSTRIES LIMITED was established in the early 190's by SPG Prints BV (formerly known as Stork Prints BV) of the Netherlands. Stovek is a technology and market leader in the rotary screen printing industry in India. It is active in Penta screens, standard screens, Nova screens, random screens, endings digital ink lacquers and chemicals which help in bringing best quality in textile printing. In addition, Stovec offers a wide range of additional products for traditional and digital engraving systems. Stovec Industries is a select supplier of electroformed products for the sugar industry as well as the packaging industry and the graphics printing industry. The company has state-of-the-art manufacturing and R&D facilities in Ahmedabad-Gujarat to ensure high quality standards. In addition, the company ensures zero effluent discharge and environmentally safe processing through state-of-the-art effluent treatment plant.

The company is active in the development and production of consumables used in the textile and graphic printing industry in major business activities. It also provides printing machines-supply, installation and after-sales support. The company, which specializes in metal coating / plating and electroforming technology, provides rotary printing machines for textiles, rotary screens and chemicals for textile printing, anilox and screens for graphic printing, digital ink, sugar screen products. The market and customers for the company are textile printing and processors, packaging and label printers and converters, industrial / security printers and sugar mills.

SPG PRINTS BV for SPV PRINTS NETHERLAND, the parent company of Stovec Industries Limited, with its head office in the Netherlands manufacturing units (1) SPG Prints America Inc. (2) SPG Prints Austria (3) SPG Prints Bosky Systemlane TIC Ltd. Cozyta-Turkey (2) SPG Prints Brazil (2) SPG Prints Mexico SA The CV (2) SPG Prints Pakistan Pvt. Ltd. (2) SPG Prints Printing Systems Wuxi Co. Ltd.-China (3) Unit Stovek Industries Ltd. has been in India for over 150 years. SPG Prints Group has an international network of global manufacturing facilities with distribution in over 100 countries. SPGprints currently holds over 500 patents through continuous innovation.

Share Holding Pattern: Multinational Group SPGsprints b. Promotions holding 21.05 per cent of V, holdings of corporate bodies 3.15 per cent, high net worth investor Nanda Kishore Sharma 1.16 per cent, investor education and protection fund authority of Ministry of Corporate Affairs 1.50 per cent and Rs 3 lakh. Individual shareholders hold up to 31.5% of the stock.

Bonus History: 3: 4 shares in Year 12, 1: 3 bonus shares in Year 12

Dividends: 310% in 2014, 30% in 2014, 200% in 2015, 200% in 2020, 50% in 2021

Book Value: 31.2 in December 2016, Rs. 3.5 in December 2016, Rs. 4.31 in December 2016, Rs. 3.5 in December 2020 (as a result of Covid epidemic year), expected Rs. .50 is expected.

EPS per share: Rs.12 in December 2013, Rs.12 in December 2013, Rs.12 in December 2013, Rs.2.5 due in December 2013 due to covid year, Rs.12.50 in expected December 2021, expected Rs. .૮૬

Financial Results: The company has a financial year ending December.

(1) Full year January 2020 to December 2020:

As the year 2020 was the year of the Corona epidemic, the company's performance was weak, with a net income of Rs 151.05 crore and a net profit of Rs 15.5 crore, earning an earnings per share of Rs 4.5.

(3) Third Quarter July 2021 to September 2021:

Earnings per share - EPS increased from Rs. 3.5 to Rs. Have done.

(2) The first nine months from January 2021 to September 2021:

Net income rose to Rs. 12.5 crore from Rs. Achieved 114.51.

(2) Expected full year January 2021 to December 2021:

The full-year earnings per share is expected to be Rs 12.50, with a net profit of Rs 4.5 crore out of the expected net income of Rs 3 crore.

(2) Expected full year January 309 to December 303:

The full-year earnings per share-EPS is expected to be Rs.160.5, with a net profit of Rs.21.20 crore from the expected net income of Rs.2.18 crore.

(2) Valuation B:

As a multinational company, it should get a P / E of 50 against the average P / E of 8 in the industrial machinery industry.

Thus (1) 51% SPG Prints B.V. Netherlands acquired multinational company (2) with 18 acres of land in Narol, Ahmedabad (3) Technology and market leader in Rotary screen printing industry in India, active in development and production of consumables used in textile and graphic printing industry (3) Two bonuses Earnings per share in the first nine months of the current financial year from January 2021 to September 2021 (2). The expected earnings per share for the full year January 2021 to December 2021 is Rs.150.50 and the expected book value is Rs.50 (2) The expected earnings per share for the full year January 2062 to December 206 is Rs.150.5 and the expected book value is Rs. Paid-up shares of Rs 10 against Rs 30 are currently available on the BSE at a price of Rs 30.9, with a P / EA of 12.5 against full-year earnings for the full year 2021 and a P / EA of Rs 15.5 against full-year earnings for the year 203.

Manoj Shah: Research Analyst (SEBI REG. NO. INH000000107)

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Review of stocks' recommendations over the past year as Dark Horse

(1) Recommendation to sell three scrap-shares Cambond Chemicals, Ramco Industries, Sundaram Brake Lining SELL.

Cambond Chemicals Ltd., Ramco Industries Ltd., Sundaram Break Lining Ltd. It is recommended to sell in the shares of three companies. Considering that at that time Rs.1 lakh would have been invested in each scrip at the prices as per the recommendation date made at that time and taking into account the dividend paid by the company in the meantime. (2) A return of Rs.151.5 on investment in Ramco Industries and Rs. All three Scrippo-shares are now recommended for sale here.

(2) List of stocks now under Single B-BUY in Dark Horse Recommendation Review

Balrampur Sugar Mills, Bycrop Sciences, Bliss GVS Pharma, Chevyat Ltd., Dan Networks Ltd., EID Perry, FDC Ltd. GOCL Corporation, Gloster Ltd., Hemisphere Properties, Indian Railway Finance Corporation, Morganite Crucible.

(5) Dark Horse Review recommends listing stocks now H-HOLD or book partial profit or loss

Abbott India Ltd., Bharat Bijli, Escorts Ltd., Garden Reach Ship, Goodyear India