Last week saw strong performances from several sectors, including sugar, chemicals, and IT. Sugar stocks like Dhampur Sugar and Oudh Sugar rose over 2% and 11%, respectively, as sugar prices and payments to farmers increased. Chemical company stocks also gained as GST reforms are expected to lower tax rates. IT stocks triggered, with Trigyn and Geometric rising over 11% and 4%. These sectors and stocks performed well last week and have potential for continued good returns.

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Past week have seen the comeback of most Indices. Nifty 50 recovered from
7900 level to
trade at 8100
level. With so
many things
going on around
including
election of
Trump, Fed rate
hike possibilities
and
demonetization,
Nifty Indices had
been losing their
footing past month.
However, last week has been good. Many Indices bounced back from the red
zone, but there are a chosen few sectors that performed really well.
Sugar Sector:
Past week have been sweet for Sugar Sector.With the starting of the sugarcane
crushing season, three sugar mills of Bijnor paid the outstanding amount of
Rs. 52 crores to farmers. The payment alone hints good upcoming sugar
market this season. Of the three mills, Dhampur Sugar paid the highest of Rs.
26 crores. Others were Bundki and Afzalgarh mills.
One of the main reasons for the timely payment is the sudden rise in the
wholesale sugar prices. As compared to the last years’ sugar price of Rs. 2700-
2800 a quintal, this year the prices have gone up to Rs. 3,800 a quintal. The
payment also indicates towards the gains of the sugar industry which also
reflects in the last week’s performance of their stocks.
Dhampur Sugar: Dhampur Sugar is the Multibagger recommended by
Dynamic Levels for the month. Past week, Dhampur sugar share price
gained almost 2 per cent on the NSE. The company’s September quarter

2. EPS stands at 6.14. Dhampur Sugar has 6.33% promoter holding
pledged and the market cap of 759.81 crores as on 26th November 2016.
Oudh Sugar: Oudh Sugar is yet another Multibagger identified by
Dynamic Levels. Oudh Sugar share price surged the highest past week,
rising almost 11 per cent. Oudh Sugar posted the EPS of 6.69 in the
September quarter and has 40.53% promoter holding pledged. The
market cap of the company as on 26th November 2916 stands at 277.90
crores.
Chemical:
Chemical Index has been among the top gainers past week. The sector has
been benefitting from the advancing stages of GST. The chemical sector of the
country is overstrained with the comprehensive indirect taxation system. The
existing tax rate is between 24 per cent and 26 per cent. If the government
consents to cap the GST tax slab by around 18 to 20 per cent, it will have
enormous positive impact on the sector.
Bhageria: Bhageria is the Multibagger from this sector recommended
by Dynamic Levels. Bhageria share price increased over 4 per cent in
last one week. The company’s September quarter EPS stands at 22.10
and the market cap as on 26th November 2016 stands at 529.05 crores.
Chemfab Alkalies: Chemfab Alkalies share price soared over 16 per
cent past week. This is yet another Multibagger pick by Dynamic Levels
for the month. In the September quarter, the company had announced
the EPS of 5.93 and has the market cap of 251.26 crores as on 26th
November 2016.
IT Sector:
IT stocks had been all time preferred investment area for many investors for a
long time as it had the potential to yield high returns. Yesterday, IT Index gave
the breakout of three week high of 10110 with the next target of 10448. This
made the space attractive for the investors.
Trigyn: Last week Trigyn share price surged over 11 per cent on NSE. It
is a Multibagger stock recommended by Dynamic Levels for the month.

3. Trigyn has 9.8% promoters holding pledged and the market cap of
296.21 crores as on 26th November 2016.
Geometric: Geometric is the Multibagger recommendation as well from
Dynamic Levels. Geometric share price had surged 4.31 per cent. In the
September quarter, Geometric posted the EPS of 4.10. The company has
the market cap of 1604.35 crores as on 26th November 2016.
Since these stocks have done well in past week, it is advised to keep an eye on
them as they have the potential of yielding good results.
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Article Written by
Tanaya Nath