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Thursday, September 24, 2020
Why is Indian Stock Market Falling?
Why is Indian Stock Market
Falling?
The
stock market has taken a beating for sixth day in a row. On Thursday, 24th
September 2020, #SENSEX fell 650 points while the #NIFTY slipped below 11,000. Several
factors have been responsible for the fall in #stock market. It came in the
wake of #Fed US Officials reiterating that the US economy was actually much
worse than the market pricing. Moreover, a reemergence of Corona Virus
(COVID-19) scare in European cities followed by lockdown restrictions, are some
of the main causes why the stock market has taken a plunge. We will go in
detail how each one of the causes has affected the stock market and what are
the future predictions.
2020 US Presidential Elections
This
year’s #Presidential elections in the United States are scheduled for Tuesday,
3rd November. History reveals that the market returns are
independent of which political party occupies the Oval Office, but still,
around 93% of investors believe that the US elections are going to impact their
returns.
A
second win for the republican candidate and current US President, #Donald Trump
is predicted as most of the Presidents in the past have been reelected unless,
they witnessed a recession. This probably explains why President #Trump has
been recently stressing on trade. Also, if Trump is reelected, it would be
favorable for the market.
On
the other hand, #democratic Presidential candidate #Joe Biden has announced the
reversal of 2017 tax cuts if he is elected to the oval office.
The
markets depend hugely on the US President’s ability to enact legislation.
Moreover, around the time of Presidential elections the stock market becomes a
little unpredictable and witness fluctuations.
$2 Trillion Scam by Global Big Banks
Financial
Crime Enforcement Network or #FinCEN has reported a global fraud including big
banks, to the tune of $ 2 Trillion. It is revealed that many big banks have
deliberately allowed fraudsters to rotate money even after they had a clue
about their suspicious activities.
#HSBC,
a British multinational investment bank and financial services holding company
has deliberately allowed the fraudsters to move millions of dollars even after
it was informed by the #US investigators about the suspicious nature of the
scheme.
Another,
American bank, #JP Morgan and Co. had allowed a company to move over $ 1
Billion through a London account, without even verifying, the owner of the
company. It is suspected that a gangster on the #FBI’s 10 most wanted list
might be the actual owner of the company.
Similarly,
#Deutsche Bank and #Standard Chartered allowed drug traffickers, terrorists and
mobsters to move money throughout the globe for illegal activities.
The
#SAR i.e. Suspicious Activities Report submitted by the #FinCEN also includes
44 Indian banks and over 2000 transaction amounting to $ 1 billion.
Some
of the major Indian banks found helping the fraudsters are – #Punjab National
Bank (290 transactions), #State Bank of India (102 transactions), #Bank of
Baroda (93 transactions), #Union Bank of India (99 transactions) and #Canara
Bank (190 transactions).
Immediately
after the scam was unearthed, stock prices of several banks involved, dipped
sharply, taking the stock market by a surprise.
London
Lockdown
New
#COVID-19 restrictions have been imposed in UK as the corona virus cases have
been increasing. The UK Prime Minister has spoken publically that they now seem
to be staring at the second wave of COVID-19 across the UK.
After
the lockdown was imposed, the #FTSE or the Financial Times Stock Exchange took
a straight plunge of £15billion.
Some
of the worst hit companies by the COVID-19 scare are #British Airways, down by
12%; #Mitchells & Butlers, one of the biggest pub and restaurant owners of
the UK saw a fall of steep 15%.
Continuing Indo-China Border Dispute
Since
mid June this year when 20 Indian soldiers have died in a brutal skirmish with
their Chinese counterparts, the tension between the neighbors has only been
escalating.
Experts
are also of the opinion that India’s border dispute with China will linger a
bit longer and wouldn’t be easy to resolve.
With
both sides imposing sanctions on each other it’s very likely that the trade
gets affected. Many pharmaceutical giants in India import raw chemicals from
China. The total Indian exports to China stands at $16.6 billion, while the
Chinese exports to India stands at $58 billion. The two are too deeply involved
in trade and any dispute is likely to impact the market negatively.
The
Indian stock market is emotionally driven and the predictably long dispute with
China has taken it for a dip.
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* Mr. Vinay Prakash Tiwari is a SEBI Registered investment Advisor
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Monday, September 21, 2020
CHEMCON, CAMS & Angel Broking IPO Comparison
CHEMCON, CAMS & Angel Broking IPO
Comparison
CHEMCON
and CAMS have opened their IPO on 21st September 2020 while Angel
Broking will be opening its IPO on 22nd September 2020. Below given
is a brief description of the IPOs and also a financial comparison of the
companies to make it easy for you to make your choice.
IPOs Comparison
COMPANY |
IPO DATE |
LISTING DATE |
IPO PRICE/EQUITY SHARE (Rs) |
MIN. ODRER QUANTITY |
MAX. ORDER QUANTITY |
CUT-OFF PRICE(Rs) |
CHEMCON |
Sep 21, 2020 –
Sep 23, 2020 |
October 1, 2020
at BSE &NSE |
338 to 340 |
44 shares |
572 shares |
14, 960/194,
480 |
CAMS |
Sep 21, 2020 –
Sep 23, 2020 |
October 1, 2020
at BSE |
1229 to 1230 |
12 shares |
156 shares |
14,760/ 191,
880 |
ANGEL BROKING |
Sep 22, 2020 –
Sep 24, 2020 |
Oct 5, 2020 at
BSE & NSE |
305 to 306 |
49 shares |
637 shares |
14, 994/ 1, 94,
922 |
Financial Comparison of the Companies
The
table given below compares the financial status of the three companies for the
past two to three years.
CHEMCON
Company Financial Information –
Particulars |
Financial
Year (in Million Rs) |
|||
|
31-March-20 |
31-March-19 |
31-March-18 |
31-March-17 |
Total
Assets |
2257.92 |
1730.33 |
970.66 |
626.8 |
Total
Revenue |
2660.17 |
3053.26 |
1583.91 |
899.96 |
Profit
After Tax |
488.53 |
430.41 |
263.81 |
28.24 |
CAMS
Company financial Information -
Particulars |
Financial
Year (in Million Rs) |
|||
|
30-June-20 |
31-March-20 |
31-March-19 |
31-March-18 |
Total
Assets |
8354.53 |
8025.34 |
7363.24 |
6978.48 |
Total
Revenue |
1634.61 |
7213.43 |
7118.08 |
6578.20 |
Profit
After Tax |
408.25 |
1734.56 |
1308.95 |
1464.05 |
Angel
Broking Financial Information -
Particulars |
Financial
Year (in Million Rs) |
|||
|
31-June-20 |
31-March-20 |
31-March-19 |
31-March-18 |
Total
Assets |
29731.02 |
21592.05 |
21690.56 |
22828.67 |
Total
Revenue |
2440.86 |
7427.79 |
7626.47 |
7536.55 |
Profit
After Tax |
381.83 |
866.24 |
766.94 |
1010.52 |
It
is evident from the tables above, that only one company has been able to grow
tremendously in terms of profit after tax in the past three years and that is
Chemcon Ltd.
Profit
after tax of CHEMCON has risen from 28.24 Million in March’17 to 488.53 million
in Mar 2020. On the other hand, Angel Broking and CAMS have lost in the past
two years in terms of profit after tax.
The
asset value of Chemcon has also increased in comparison to the other two
companies.
Also,
Chemcon has tremendous growth prospect in the coming 5-10 years because it is
the world’s largest producer of CMIC Chemicals and in wake of COVID 19 pandemic
such pharmaceutical chemicals are going to be in high demand in the future.
The
order of preference for the IPOs is – CHEMCON at number 1 followed by Angel
Broking at number 2 and CAMS at number 3.
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Sunday, September 20, 2020
CAMS VS CHEMCON ?
#CHEMCON and CAMS #IPO
CHEMCON IPO
Chemcon
Specialty #Chemicals Ltd is an India based #pharmaceutical chemicals
manufacturer. It is also the largest manufacturer of CMIC (chloromethyl
isopropyl carbonate) chemicals in the world.
CHEMCON
India has released an IPO which would be on sale from 21st September
’20 to 23rd September ’20.
The
IPO price is fixed at something between Rs 338 to Rs 340
Minimum
1 lot consisting of 44 shares for Rs 14, 960 has to be purchased.
Maximum
13 lots consisting of 572 shares for Rs 1, 94,480 can be bought.
In
wake of the scenario after the COVID 19 pandemic and given to the fact that
CAMCON is the largest producer of CMIC, its growth prospects in the near future
are tremendous.
#CAMS IPO
Computer
Age Management Services or CAMS has issued an IPO from 21st September
20 to 23rd September 20 with a price band of Rs 1229 to Rs 1230.
Minimum
bid quantity of IPO is 12. The IPO will be listed in BSE only.
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Thursday, September 17, 2020
IMPACT OF INDIA CHINA WAR ON STOCK MARKET
#Indo-China
Trade War
A
recent clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers at Galwan Valley on 15th
June 2020, resulting in the martyrdom of 20 Indian soldiers, has stirred up a
storm in India-China trade relations. As an immediate measure after the
conflict, the government of India banned total 59 Chinese Apps. Some of the most
popular Apps banned were #TikTok, #Shareit, #Club_Factory, #WeChat, #Clash_of_Kings,
and #Cam_Scanner among others.
In
the near future, the #Indo-China conflict only seems to be widened. With both
sides buckling up to impose trade sanctions on one another, economies are going
to be affected. Let’s first understand the Indo-Chinese trade relationship
before assessing the prospects of a trade war of a full scaled war.
Basics of Indo-China Trade
India
– China trade relations are too deeply rooted into the economy of India than on
the China side. It is so because – China is the largest trade partner of India,
also India imports more from China than it exports to it; something in trading
terms called as having a ‘trade deficit’ with China.
Moreover,
if we look at the data of past 10 years, India’s trade deficit with #China has
almost doubled. This means that, in the past 10 years the import of Chinese
goods to India has doubled while the exports of goods to China has largely
remained unaltered. As on February 2020 China accounted for 11% of total Indian
imports, while its share in Indian exports was only 3%. Also, as on February
2020, India trade deficit was $9.8 billion.
India’s
primary export to China includes organic chemicals, plastic items, cotton,
mineral fuels, slag, natural pearls, fish, iron, and steel etc. In the FY 19-20
India exported goods worth $16.6 billion to China.
On
the other hand, #India imported goods worth $62.4 billion from China in the FY
19-20. The imports from China include significant #machineries and #telecom
equipments – mobile phones, telecom equipments, #toys, #automobile parts, #heavy_electrical_machines,
fertilizers, foods, pharmaceutical ingredients, textiles etc.
To
sum it up – in case of a full scaled war with China, Indian economy will be
more adversely affected that that of the China. Unless of course if we take
some serious measures towards self reliance, but it wouldn’t be as easy as it
sounds.
Stocks Likely to be affected by
Indo-China War
Any
escalation of border dispute between India and China would impact Indian
Pharmaceutical firms, consumer durables, telecom, power, and automobile
industry etc.
Indian
pharmaceutical industry currently imports around 70% Active #Pharmaceutical
Ingredients from China, so in case of a war it is likely to be impacted.
Similarly,
India automobile industry imports huge amounts of spare parts, engines, etc
from Chinese manufacturers. Also, the influence of China on Indian mobile phone
industry needs no explanation. Chinese companies have a 60% share in Indian
mobile phone market. India imports around Rs 7000 to Rs 8000 Crore worth of
mobile phone components every month from China.
So,
the bottom line is that the mentioned companies and their stocks will be most
affected in case of an Indo-China war. Let’s get into a little more detailed
analysis of company wise stocks.
Sector Wise Analysis of Stocks
Let’s
do a brief sector wise analysis of Indian companies least affected and most
affected by an Indo-china war.
·
#Automobile Industry
Although, Indian automobile giants like #TataMotors, #Mahindra&Mahindra,
#MothersonSumi, and #BharatForge ETC. import a good deal of spare parts from
China, a war is going to have a negative impact on their supply chain. However,
they would be least affected given to their diversified business and global
presence.
·
#Consumer_Durables
Industry
Indian consumer durable companies listed in NSE/BSE are #Bajaj_Electricals_Ltd,
#Crompton_Greaves Consumer electric Ltd, #Blue_Star Ltd, #Godrej & #Boyce Manufacturing
Company Ltd, etc are least likely to be affected. 95% of equipments sold in
India are manufactured locally. Moreover, the companies have already started
looking for local part manufacturers in wake of supply chain disruption due to
COVID-19.
·
#Pharmaceutical Sector
Indian pharmaceutical industry depends around 60-70% on
imports of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients from China. However, big names
like #Sun_Pharma and #Cipla would be least affected because they are mostly
self reliant and don’t rely much on imports from China.
·
#Telecom Sector
Some of the big names in the Indian Telecom Sector like #Bharti_Airtel
and #Idea_Vodafone are likely to be most affected by Indo China rift escalation
as they depend hugely on imports from China. However, Indian telecom giant
Reliance Jio is least likely to be affected because it doesn’t depend on China
for network equipments.
·
#Chemical and #Agro_Chemical
Sector
Some of the most impacted stocks in this sector would be of
the companies – #Dhanuka, #Insecticide_India, #Rallis, etc. However, companies
like #Bayer_India and #Coromandel would be least affected. On the positive
side, there would be some likely gainers as well – #Aarti_Industries and #Bharat_Rasayan,
etc.
·
#E-commerce Sector
Companies in the sector with maximum Chinese investment will
be most impacted. Such companies include #Paytm, #Zomato, #Info_Edge, #Snap_Deal,
#Ola, #Swiggy, etc.
The Positive Side of the War
The
escalation could be an opportunity for Indian startups to come up and expand
their reach in the domestic market. With the government of India reiterating its
commitment to making India self reliant, there is some hope for domestic
manufacturers. As for now the future seems bright. If the dream of self
reliance is completed then we will have local products manufacturers instead of
importing them from China.
*Investment in securities market is subject to market risk.
* Mr. Vinay Prakash Tiwari is a SEBI Registered investment Advisor
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