इन 5 ट्रैवल स्‍टॉक्‍स में बने निवेश के मौके, मिल सकता है 44% तक रिटर्न

गर्मियां शुरू होने के साथ ही लोगों ने अब घूमने-फिरने की प्लानिंग शुरू कर दी है। इस साल समर हॉलिडे के लिए बुकिंग बीते साल की तुलना में 15 से 18 फीसदी बढ़ी है। ट्रैवलर्स ने डोमेस्टिक डेस्टिनेशन के साथ इंटरनेशनल डेस्टिनेशन के लिए बुकिंग कराई है। ऐसे में यह सीजन ट्रैवल इंडस्ट्री के लिए अच्छा रहने की उम्मीद है और इस सेक्टर की कंपनियों में इन्वेस्टर्स के लिए कमाई के नए मौके बने हैं। एक्सपर्ट्स का कहना है कि टूर एंड ट्रैवल कारोबार से जुड़ी कंपनियों के पैकेजेस की अच्छी बुकिंग से अच्छा रेवेन्यू की उम्मीद है और निवेशक इन कंपनियों के स्टॉक्स में निवेश कर फायदा उठा सकते हैं।

# किन शेयरों में होगी अच्छी कमाई 

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मार्केट एक्सपर्ट सचिन सर्वदे ने बजट, प्रीमियम और लग्जरी होटल चेन ऑपरेट करने वाली सरकारी इंडियन टूरिज्म डेवलपमेंट कॉरपोरेशन (आईटीडीसी) में निवेश की सलाह दी है। आईटीडीसी के पास अशोक ग्रुप के 8 होटल, 5 ज्वाइंट वेंचर होटल, एक रेस्टोरेंट, 11 ट्रांसपोर्ट यूनिट्स, एयरपोर्ट औऱ सीपोर्ट पर 9 ड्यूटी फ्री शॉप और 2 लाइट एंड साउंड शो हैं। देश में टूरिज्म बढ़ने का फायदा आईटीडीसी को मिलेगा। कंपनी देश में टूरिज्स सेक्टर में अपनी पकड़ मजबूत करने लिए प्रचार-प्रसार के साथ विस्तार पर भी फोकस कर रही है। इसमें सरकार की 87.03 फीसदी हिस्सेदारी है। 
फाइनेंशियल ईयर 2017 के तीसरे क्वार्टर में कंपनी का नेट प्रॉफिट 54.50 फीसदी बढ़कर 13.38 करोड़ रुपए रहा था। एक साल में स्टॉक में 12.41 फीसदी की ग्रोथ रही है। सचिन ने स्टॉक में 650 रुपए का लक्ष्य दिया है। करंट प्राइस से स्टॉक में 44.14 फीसदी का रिटर्न मिल सकता है।

EIH Hotels

ट्रेडस्विफ्ट ब्रोकिंग के डायरेक्टर संदीप जैन ने ईस्ट इंडिया होटल्स (EIH) में निवेश की सलाह दी है। उनका कहा है कि समर सीजन में टूरिज्म इंडस्ट्री में ग्रोथ देखने को मिलती है। लॉन्ग वीकेंड के साथ समर वैकेशन की बुकिंग अभी से शुरू हो गई है। जिसका फायदा टूर एंड ट्रैवल कंपनियों को मिलेगा। इसके अलावा विदेशी सैलियों की संख्या में साल दर साल इजाफा होना भी इस सेक्टर के लिए अच्छा है। उन्होंने ईआईच में 197 रुपए का लक्ष्य दिया है। करंट प्राइस से स्टॉक में 25 फीसदी का रिटर्न मिल सकता है।

आगे पढ़ें- इन शेयरों में करें निवेश

Persistent Systems dives 10% on tepid Q4 outlook

Shares of midcap IT firm Persistent Systems BSE -10.98 % dropped nearly 10 per cent after the company said its revenues from its internet protocol (IP)-based services may drop by $8 million. Analysts were expecting a $3-4 million fall in IP-based revenues on account of seasonal weakness. 

"We were earlier modeling $3 million decline which is the seasonal decline in IP business. The additional hit will take a toll on our estimates for the company. We believe overall revenues may now decline by 3 per cent QoQ and Ebitda margin may fall by over 350 bps on sequential basis," Motilal Oswal Securities said in a note.

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Oil prices fall on surprise US inventory rise; China crude volatile

Oil prices fell on Wednesday, with Brent falling back below $70 per barrel and US West Texas Intermediate crudes dipping below $65, pulled down by a report of increasing US crude inventories that surprised many traders. 

US WTI crude futures were at $64.86 a barrel by 0201 GMT, down 39 cents, or 0.6 per cent, from their previous settlement. 

Traders said the dips came after the American Petroleum Institute (API) late on Tuesday reported a surprise 5.3 million barrels rise in crude sticks in the week to March 23, to 430.6 million barrels. 

Official US inventory data will be published by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) late on Wednesday. 

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India's disappointed stock bulls find comfort in profit revival

By Ravil Shirodkar andNupur Acharya 

In India, it’s becoming a ritual. Each year investors are assured that earnings are about to recover. Each year, they don’t. 

Anything that suggested that might change would be welcome news to stock bulls, who’ve watched last year’s rally hit a wall. Now there’s evidence it may, though you have to look pretty hard to see it. 

As usual, analysts are predicting a profit bounty for Indian firms. Net income among NSE Nifty 50 Index companies is set to rise 25 per cent in 2018, they say, catching up with a rally that added $822 billion to prices last year. What’s cheering bulls today is that analysts have gotten a little better at their jobs. 

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Gold Rate Today: Gold, silver trade flat amid easing trade war worries

Precious metals gold and silver were trading flat in the morning deals on Tuesday amid reports of trade negotiations between the United States and China, which eased fears of a trade war and improved investors' appetite for riskier assets. 

MCX Gold futures were trading 0.21 per cent, or Rs 65, down at Rs 30,837 per 10 grams at 11 am (IST), while MCX Silver futures were up 0.05 per cent, or Rs 19, at Rs 38,974 per 1 kg at the same time. 

Read More:- Gold and Silver Status 

Top five stocks to bet on this week

5 stock recommendations for the week

The market is likely to remain cautious in the coming days owing to volatility in global markets due to ongoing trade war between the US and China. Let's check out top five stocks on which tech charts have ‘buy’ signals.

MARICO | BUY | Target Price: Rs 348

The stock has off late grossly outperformed the general market. Couple of signals have emerged which point towards likely continued up move. Daily MACD stays in continuing buy mode. RSI stands neutral but is seen breaking out of a formation marking a higher bottom. 

ITC | BUY | Target Price: Rs 272

The stock has remained sideways in a defined trading range over past several weeks. Though it has remained in a trading range, it has not been able to move past its DMAs comprehensively. Presently, it trades near the lower support are of the sideways trajectory that it has formed. A Doji has emerged on Candles.

OIL | BUY | Target Price: Rs 370

The stock is seen breaking out from a formation and the confirmation is seen in volumes. After the corrective declines from the 373-mark, it took support on its 200-DMA twice. The Daily MACD has reported a positive crossover and it is now bullish trading above its signal line.RSI has broken out of a formation and has marked a bullish divergence against the price

Read More:- List of the Stock

Market Now: Tata Steel, RIL among most active stocks in terms of value

ICICI BankBSE 1.56 % (Rs 183.41 crore), State Bank of India BSE 1.18 % (Rs 151.94 crore) and Tata Steel BSE 2.07 % (Rs 145.69 crore) were among the most active stocks in terms of value on NSE in morning trade on Tuesday. 

YES Bank (Rs 108.06 crore), LIC Housing Finance BSE 2.96 % (Rs 92.72 crore), HDFC (Rs 87.03 crore), Maruti Suzuki (Rs 68.74 crore), Reliance Industries BSE 0.64 % (Rs 66.29 crore), Axis Bank (Rs 62.41 crore), Vedanta (Rs 59.30 crore), Titan Company (Rs 59.01 crore) and GAILBSE -1.42 % (Rs 54.30 crore) were also among the most active stocks in terms of value on NSE. 

The domestic stock market started on a positive note on Tuesday, tracking strong global cues as the trade war worries faded after reports of behind-the-scenes talks between the United States and China calmed the investors 

Among the 50 stocks in the Nifty50 pack, 26 were trading in the green, while 24 were in the red. 

Read More:- Market Updates 

Gold hits 5-week high on global trade war fears

Gold prices rose early Monday to a five-week high as the threat of a trade war between the United States and China drove investors to seek refuge in safe assets. 

FUNDAMENTALS

Fears of a full-blown trade war between the US and China battered Asian shares again on Monday, keeping the safe haven yen near a 16-month peak. Against a basket of currencies, the dollar index was flat at 89.432. 

The US has violated international trade rules with an inquiry into intellectual property and China is ready to defend its interests, Vice Premier Liu He told US Treasury Secretary Steven Munching, state media said on Saturday. 

Read More:- Commodity Market Updates

10 money-making ideas you can look at for next three weeks

The Sensex slipped below the crucial 33,000 level and NSE’s Nifty below the psychologically important 10,000 level on Friday, as first signs of emergence of a global trade war roiled equity markets around the world 

“The price-wise correction is over for the market; maybe another 100-200 point fall in Nifty is all that we anticipate,” says Prasanth Prabhakaran, Senior President & CEO, Yes Securities. 

Based on various brokerage recommendations, here are 10 stock strategies that can potentially deliver handsome gains over the next three weeks or so. 

>Hexaware | Buy | Target Price: 400 | Stop loss: Rs 360 

>Bajaj Finserv | Buy | Target Price: Rs 5,340 | Stop loss: Rs 4,965 

>NTPCBSE -0.09 % | Buy | Target Price: Rs 187 | Stop loss: Rs 160 

>Zee Entertainment | Buy | Target Price: Rs 619 | Stop loss: Rs 547 

>JSW Steel | Buy | Target Price: Rs 320 | Stop loss: Rs 273 

>CICI Prudential Life Insurance | Buy | Target Price: Rs 400 | Stop loss: Rs 370 

>Gujarat State Petronet | Buy | Target price: Rs 204 | Stop loss: Rs 170 

>Jubilant Life | Buy | Target price: Rs 890 | Stop loss: Rs 780 

>GE Power India | Buy | Target Price: Rs 895 | Stop loss: Rs 838 

Read More:- More Sure Level 

Sensex, Nifty open flat; India bulls Realty rises 2%

Benchmark indices opened on a cautious note on Monday, tracking mixed cues from other Asian markets. The sentiment remained tepid amid concerns over a likely escalation in US-China trade war and its impact of trade globally. 

Market-expanded rollovers till Friday erect at 21 per cent compared to the regular rollovers of 23 per cent (last three series). Nifty futures rollover till last week at 23 per cent too was lower than moderate rollovers of 25 per cent of last three series. 

“It may be time start looking at buying the dip now as we feel one of the reasons of the current sell off, the LTCG selling will come to end with March. The level of 9,920 in the Nifty marks the 38.2 per cent retracement of the Nifty’s gains post demonetization. The 9,800-9,000 zone is strong support zone to start buying for long term,” HDFC Securities said in a note. 

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Nifty drops below 10K for first time since October 2017; here're top wealth destroyers

Alarm bells went off today as trade war worries grew manifold, taking NSE Nifty below the psychological 10,000 for the first time since October 2017. 

The 50-share index was trading down nearly 150 points, 1.48 per cent, at 9,965 this morning. It has come off more than 10 per cent since its January all-time high. 

And investors are losing money like no end in sight. 

The point is it's just not trade sabre-rattling, but a host of other factors that are at work. Market participants are also getting the blues from the current bout of political uncertainty, rising current account deficit and soaring crude oil prices. 

Read More:- Nifty Updates

Oil rises more than 1% as Saudi says production curbs could last into 2019

Oil prices jumped more than 1 per cent on Friday, pushed up by Saudi plans for OPEC and Russian led production curbs introduced in 2017 to be extended into 2019 in order to tighten the market. 

 The rise in oil prices defied global stock markets, which slumped on the back of worries about a trade stand-off between the United States and China. But gold, seen as a safehaven in times of economic turmoil, rallied to a two-week high on Friday. 

The pact is set to expire at the end of this year, but Saudi Arabia seems to be pushing for an extension. 

Read More:- Commodity Tips

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Sensex plunges over 400 pts, Nifty below 10,000 on trade war fears

Domestic stocks lay in tatters right at the start on Friday as trade war intensified, with US President Donald Trump ordering levies on Chinese goods and China readying a plan to return the fire. 

The BSE Sensex dived 355 points to 32,650 and the NSE Nifty breached the crucial 10,000 level to trade at 9,968, down 146 points. 

It was trail of destruction on Wall Street overnight. Three main indices had plunged more than 2 per cent after Trump's sweeping tariff order on Chinese goods worth of up to $60 billion. 

Union Bank of India (down 8 per cent), Reliance Communications (down 7 per cent), MMTC (down 6 per cent) and Reliance Naval (down 6 per cent) were the top losers on BSE. 

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Bank scam: A chance for gold industry to restore its dignity

The Punjab National Banks BSE -0.61 % scam has come as a bolt from the blue for the gold industry and at the wrong time. The industry, after a tepid 2017, was limping back to normal and hoping for a better year in 2018. A broad-based global recovery, with uptick in demand and prices, was strengthening these hopes. Domestically also, the pangs of the uniform tax code and demonetization were ebbing out. Headwinds were slowly giving way to tailwinds. News of a 7.2 per cent economic growth at home should have lifted sentiments, but there came the scam. 

We can anticipate tightening of credit flows to the sector, though gem and jewellery still account for only a fraction of total lending. According to RBI data, bank loans to the gems and jewellery sector as of December 2017 stood at Rs 69,000 crore which translates to less than 1 per cent of the gross bank credit of Rs 73 lakh crore. We must be prepared for a delay, additional documentation, extra guarantees etc in securing loans. That is fine for genuine players who depend on banks for short-te .. 

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Sensex gains over 50 pts, Nifty nears 10,200; India VIX eases 3%

The domestic equity market opened on a positive note on Thursday after the US Fed hiked interest rate by 25 bps, inline with market expectations. 

At 09:25 am, the 30-share index Sensex of BSE was trading 75 points higher at 33,211 while the broader Nifty50 index of National Stock Exchnage (NSE) gained 30 points to trade at 10,185. 

"We reiterate that traders should remain light within this consolidation and should rather focus on individual stocks with a proper exit strategy. Directionally, market is still not done with the corrective phase and hence, booking timely profits in existing longs with a short term view makes a good ploy for the momentum traders,” says Sameet Chavan, Chief Analyst-Technical and Derivatives, Angel Broking. 

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