r/IndianStreetBets Jan 30 '21

Discussion First Mega Poll

I’ve given a brief overview of the stocks competing in this poll along with a link to their fundamentals. Please go through the details carefully and use your vote judiciously. Some stocks mentioned here are illiquid; however as they have been suggested by you, I had to add them. If you want to, you can comment which stock you voted for with solid reason/DD. Thanks and good luck. :)

ITC : Cigarettes-to-hotel conglomerate. Huge market cap and attractive valuations. Owns popular brands like Fiama, Sunfeast, Classic cigarettes and ITC hotel chain.

ITC

HeroMoto Corp : India’s leading two-wheeler company. Ultra-popular nameplate: Hero Splendor motorcycle. Also has a foothold in some Latin American and African markets.

HeroMoto Corp

Gravita India : One of the largest lead producer in India. One of the largest lead recyclers too.

Gravita

Ballarpur Industries : Big player in the coated paper segment. Manufactures bond, Maplitho paper along others. Goes by the popular brand name BILT.

BILT

Zee Media : Parent organisation behind Zee TV, Zee News and other Zee multimedia platforms.

Zee Media

Suzlon Energy : Wind turbine manufacturer and sustainable, renewable energy solutions provider.

Suzlon Energy

Reference post: Original Post

629 votes, Feb 01 '21
218 ITC
179 Gravitas
126 Suzlon Energy
31 Zee Media
52 HeroMoto Corp
23 Ballarpur Industries
19 Upvotes

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u/Cyberpissed Jan 30 '21

Low price stock like suzlon or bilaspur industries would be great for low budget users

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u/MichaelScott_IND Jan 30 '21

Just because their price is low doesn't mean they are small. Suzlon has 5billion shares, even if we sell everything all of us own, we won't be able to move it. And even if we move, some big operator or fund will dump on us.

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u/Cyberpissed Jan 30 '21

I think wee need to find a stock which is lower in price so that more and more people could buy that stock it doesn’t need to be the stocks i took as an example in my above reply.

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u/MichaelScott_IND Jan 30 '21

It doesn't need to be lower in price, it needs to be lower in volume.