Stock Picks

Some growth stocks to pick in current volatile market

LSE
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Cobham - Defence, US focused
G4S - security related, good earnings
Arriva - public transport, earnings on rise as more people use public transport, won major cross country contract earlier this year.
Cairn Energy: major oil exploration in Rajasthan India, will benefit from hig oil prices.

BSE
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ONGC - Buying Imperial
Infosys - buying Axon
Tata motors - Soon to roll out Nano - worlds cheapest car
HDFC Bank - Fastest growing private bank.

Bullish rally

For BSE, MM has been in green for last 3 sessions. So it is safe to trade here as long as MM remains in green zone.

For LSE, MM is slowly edging towards green...

stocks to watch for
Travis perkins
Wolseley
Carillion
BSS group

BSE Stocks to Watch

KLG Systel
Union Bank
Trevini

Godfrey phiilps

LSE Stock watch list

Lonmin - Bid approach from Xstara
Hunting
Aquarius Platinium
Collins Stewart
Johnston press
Debenhams
Jar Llyod Thompson
Spirent Commication

Is worse over?

Last few weeks action seems to be suggesting that market has bottomed out and now is in rally mode. Some experts think that is bear rally however MM reading seems to be suggesting that this is turning out to be a bull rally. Figures have been turning to green slowly. Next couple of weeks will be crutial to support the current rally.

Tide about to turn

MM for BSE is turning towards green. Get ready for some exciting time ahead.

Stock to watch for
Nav Bharat Ferr
Bata India
Maytas Infra
Hinduja TMT

LSE Stocks to Watch for
Imperial Energy
Punch Taverns
Mondi
Trinity Mirror

India second best for Investment

From a financial news paper.....

" India is the second best country for business investment, a new survey of American corporate executives shows. Conducted by Development Counsellors International every three years, the "Winning Strategies in Economic Development Marketing" survey has tracked trends in economic development since its inception in 1996. This is the first year respondents were asked to rank the business favourablity of the world's 25 largest countries (based on GDP). Of the 281 corporate executives who responded, 53.1 per cent named China as the most favouable country followed by India (45.1 per cent), Mexico (30.1 per cent), Britain (25.4 per cent) and Canada (22 per cent). The corporate decision-makers who named India as the best for investment cited the country's labour force - including its supply, skill level and cost 65 per cent of the time as the reason for their positive perceptions. "