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As 2010 draws to a close and 2011 starts, let us take a look at what the experts are saying in the media about the investment options and direction of the markets in the coming year.
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Lakshmi Iyer, Head- Fixed Income and Product, at Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund says
Banks with high CASA, Pharma companies that have a wide FDA approval and diversified product portfolio, and Media with a deeper reach, may be the key sectors in the following year. Also, the FMCG and the IT sectors too could look positive in the following year.
Ashok Jainani, vice president – research and market strategy, Khandwala Securities says:
In the short to medium term, Cement, engineering, telecom, select banks, power stocks look attractive
Mkts can gain around 17% in 2011 – Anand Tandon of JRG Securities
As per Mark to Market column of LiveMint – the analysts at Motilal Oswal Securities Ltd are pointing out that, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd is confident that it cangrow by 20% for the next 3 years. Infosys is also looking at a growth of 20% for 2012 fiscal.
Deepak Seth picks up 5 mid caps for 2011: Deepak Fertilisers, Jindal SAW, Bajaj Electricals, Federal Bank, and Shree Renuka Sugars.
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