WOW. Thats a long list. Hope you have stops for them and took some profits. If not, given the huge run in the market, any slight downturn, can make people jittery and leave their positions. Result, deeper correction and heavy losses.
Now, trading and investing is different. I am a trader using TA. So, my suggestions are based on trading. I will have some detail analysis for first few stocks. Then you will get hang of it for others.
1. Godrej Consumer Prod @ 530 - Great stock with great Chart
Lets say, when you entered this stock, you placed a stop at 450 (below the recent base and taking into consideration the volatility of the stock and below its 50 day EMA). Right now, the stock is at 650. so, you had more than the risk run. I would take 50% off, and move the stop to 530 (break even). So, now you can let the stock run on table's (read others) money. As the stock moves up, move the stop. Make sure you put the stop below 50 day EMA, around 100 rupees (volatility based on price of stock) less than current price and below a recent base.
2. Hexaware Tech @ 118.87 - Not a bad chart. With the current market, I would rather stick with stock pick 1
Take the profits (50% or more) right now. It is making a double top. Previous top is from 2005 March. Remember. In TA, when you select a stock, look at the chart considering data from all years. Then compare the chart with the sector and the market. The reason I like stock pick 1 than 2 is that, stock 1 mimics the market more than stock 2. I did not compare with the sector. Ideally, the sector should also be trending. We want the momentum. We want the wind to sail easily. Avoid the harder stocks. There are so many easy ones like the stock pick 1.
Having said the above, take 50% off table. Put the stop at 120. Safer stop would be at 100. But, if the market is selling sharply, I would move the stop to 120. If the stock breaks the resistence, trail the stop higher.
3. HLL @ 187.31 - Good chart. Current 260. Has resistence from 2000 (but, you will keep stocks from 2000 till now waiting for it go to 260). Its more a technical sentiment.
25 rupees volatility. Take partial profits and move stop to 180. As the stock goes up, trail the stop.
4. ICICI Bank @ 498.75 - Not excited as others. No momentum in banks sector.
I would take partial profits and move stop to 500. There after, trail the stop.
5. IDFC @ 72.27 - Worst Chart. Get out of this stock. As I said, pick stocks that are in good (read Trending) sector and that follow market.
6. India cements @ 89.88
Good chart.
Take partial profits. Move the stop to 120. Lets give some room as the stock has good momentum and then always try 50 day EMA now and then. 50 day EMA is around 140.
7. Indian Hotels @ 150
You already huge profit. If you didn't book it, you are acting as a pig (no offence). Remember the saying, Bulls make money, Bears make money, Pigs get Slauttered. Don't look at your paper money and be happy. Till you book your profits, you will see the money and then one day, you don't have it. Think stock trading as business. If you had profits in your business, will you continue to invest all the profits in the business?, or you will you take some and use it. I would move the stop to 900. In the next leg up, move the stop to 1100.
8. Infosys @ 2806.93 -
I like Satyam computers chart better than Infosys. Compare the two. Then, you will understand what I am talking about. Momentum & Clean Chart.
Put a stop at 2400. When the stock goes up, your next stop would be 2800.
I hope you got a hang of it by now. Any particular question about the stocks below, let me know. But, in general, you are picking good stocks and making right entries. Concentrate on the market, pick right sector and then the right stock. Take profits (always).
9. ITC @ 136.48
10.M & M @90
11.Marico @ 405
12.Ambuja Cement East @ 40
13.TCS @ 1648.09
14.TISCO @ 100
15.TITAN @ 150
16.TVS Motors @ 101.15
17.VSNL @ 379.66
18.Wipro @ 463.96
20 RIL @ 778