After being in the front leading the stock market rally during covid, software stocks have been witnessing correction in their valuations for more eighteen months. In August 2021, they had “ buy and strong buy” written all over it. It appeared that nothing wrong could happen with the software sector when it comes to the demand pipeline. By August 2023, more than half the companies have “ hold or sell “ recommendations. Neither expectation of 2021 turned correct, neither the fear of 2023 may turn correct
After remaining under pressure for a long time, analysts are forecasting a comeback of Utilities stocks. IGL is back on the radar and so is GSPL. For the purpose of this report, we have selected stocks wherein the count of analysts is at least 20 and the average stock report plus score is a minimum of 7. The reason for having a minimum count of analysts for a particular sector is because higher coverage by analysts indicates higher institutional interest in individual stock. The list is based on upside estimated by the analysts, with the highest potential stock coming on the top of the list.
The stocks which enjoy a high growth potential and having at least a neutral market outlook with the latest overall average score of 4 and above are considered for selection. The average score of Stock Report Plus is based upon five key pillars i.e. earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum.