Friday, December 30, 2011

RESPONSE TO READER'S QUERY; @ANON 28/12/2011; CRISIL

        CMP 884                                     BSE 15454

TECHNICALS:

  • A look at the 2 year Price Charts reveals a definite positive trend over the longer term. Short to medium-term the feel is one of sideways consolidation but, as I said earlier, the bias is positive.
  • Multi-year support along the 250 SMA which has never been seriously violated on a closing basis other than on 9/3/2011, where the bounceback was swift. SMA 250 is currently at 732.
  • Short term good support at 852 and then at 792. On the upside, resistance at 903 and major resistance at 941. I would like to see it trade above 921 levels for a reasonable period for confirmation of uptrend.
FUNDAMENTALS:

  • CRISIL, as we all know, is a premier Global Analytical Company providing services in the niche areas of Ratings, Basic Research, Risk And Policy Advisory Services, and high-end Financial Research . It counts among its clients some of the world's largest Banks and major Corporations. It has Standard And Poor's as its majority shareholder. In short, it is India's leading Ratings Agency.
  • The Corporate Performance has been consistently good over the past five odd Quarters with a fair record of growth on both topline as well as bottom line. The only problem I have is with the current valuations at PE (TTM) 34 approx which is rich. Even if it does an EPS of 9 in Q4 of CY 2011 (FY IS THE CY), that would put it at about 31x CY2011E which is not cheap.
  • Ideally I wouldn't give it more than 30x CY 2011E and that too is a bit of a stretch, in my opinion. But making allowance for the pedigree, growth possibilities etc, 30x CY 2011 should be the upper end of the Best buy range. This roughly translates to a Buy range of 760-844. Therefore buy it as close to 800 levels as possible (mid range) and hope for 25% returns from those levels in the next 12 -18 months.

5 comments:

  1. Hi Sanjay,
    Excellent analysis. Currently,the range seems bet 855 to 890. 890 seems a strong resistance. Although, I've full confidence in the pedigree of CRISIL & foresee it to reach around 1100/- when it completes 25 yrs in April 12 & expect a bonus or hefty dividend. I've 2 concerns as well, firstly, most RJ stocks r on a unprecedented hammering spree, particularly VIP & TITAN, which was supposedly the safest. Hope, sincerely, CRISIL is not nxt in line, incase, it does, the hammering will surely bring it down to sub 750 levels. 2ndly, a lil odd that, when the buyback price of 1000/-is goin on till 10th Jan 2012, is the mgmt purposefully, keeping the price down, so they can corner the floating stock. Kindly explain your view.. Thanks... Nikhil

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  2. Thanks Nikhil; As I gather( http://www.bseindia.com/stockinfo/anndet.aspx?newsid=b517af9a-d7e7-49a7-ad6e-39fcb33ddab5&param1=1), the Buyback closed yesterday 30/12/2011. CRISIL corporate pedigree being great, I don't think there is any chance of artificial Price depression at the moment. In fact, gut-feel tells me that we could see a wee bit of a correction in the coming trading sessions to around 840-850 levels or lower.Of course,any dips to 800 or lower would be excellent buying opps; True, VIP and TItan have taken it on the chin as have a lot of other Consumption plays; TITAN on dips could be a good long term buy can't say the same about VIP though. All the best, Nikhil.

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  3. Clarification. What I read, was the acceptance of equity shares within 15 days.!

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  4. Sir,
    Don't you think your analysis on a share like CRISIL is pretty obvious...? stocks such as this are considered as sure shot multibaggers in the market and that too u are advising it to buy at p/e ratios of 30!!!!I would take much conservative view and ask all to buy ABAN OFFSHORE which is trading at price even less than book value!!!!

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  5. Hi Kshitij, my post on CRISIL was in response to a specific Query by a Reader on that Stock.If you have been following this Blog closely you would agree that my view in the last month and a half or so has been that all incremental long term money should be looking at the beaten down broad CapGoods /Infra /Banking space etc. Having said that, one needs to have a fair balance in the long term Portfolio and thus the necessity of the Nestle's, Titan's, CRISIL's of the world. In so far as the Entry Price is concerned, I concede that the valuations are rich, and I have said as much in the Post, but the problem is you will not get stocks like Nestle or Crisil much cheaper any time soon. As for ABAN we'll do a detailed Post on that but it would not be correct to buy solely because it is trading at less than book-value. Best of luck Kshitij and wish you and all other Readers a Happy and prosperous New Year.

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