Making a comeback? 6 home finance stocks with upside potential of up to 33%

Posted on:
Key Points

Housing finance is a business where perception is that because it is largely secured lending, chances of companies going down under are very low..

But if one looks at the history, there are enough local companies and global corporations which have gone down under in the housing finance space..

Despite all the ills, one of the biggest wealth creators in the history of the Indian stock market has been a housing finance company, erstwhile HDFC which now merged with HDFC bank..

The NBFC crisis of 2018 is completing 5 years, it was by this time of year that ILFS had started making it to headlines..

If one looks at the root cause of the NBFC crisis, it is clear, beside the lending issues by Yes Bank, it was housing finance companies which were at the centre of the crisis..

You might be interested in

Better placed for recovery? 6 housing finance stocks with an upside potential of up to 30%

15, Dec, 23

Housing finance as an industry had its fair share of controversies. If one looks at the root cause of the NBFC crisis, it is clear, it was housing finance companies which were at the centre of the crisis. If one looks globally also, either directly or indirectly, they have been at the root of a financial crisis or a scam. One of the reasons why this sector carries such risk is that the underlying asset, which is real estate itself, is both cyclical and non-transparent. Despite all the ills, one of the biggest wealth creators in the history of the Indian stock market has been a housing finance company, erstwhile HDFC which now merged with HDFC bank. So, while they must have a portfolio, what you own is more important.

Govt must do more to uplift poorest 20% of households: EAC-PM paper

20, Apr, 23

The paper, authored by EAC member Shamika Ravi, observed that poor from minority religions had gained more than the majority in certain government schemes.

Vedanta can be stock of the year; Bandhan Bank may double in 12-18 months: Sanjiv Bhasin

16, Feb, 24

Sanjiv Bhasin recommends investing in HDFC and M&M for long-term wealth creation. He suggests considering under-owned stocks like ONGC, IOC, Concor, IRCTC, and Nalco. GQG Capital's success with Adani and Vedanta stocks is noteworthy. The mortgage business and Tuticorin copper opening could drive growth. Bhasin also says Bandhan Bank should be in your portfolio and left there for the next two-three quarters. This can be a doubler, in the next one-one and a half year.

Welcome to Santa rally; stay put & go for these 3 bank stocks: Sanjiv Bhasin

15, Dec, 23

“Booking part profit is always a process but where do you deploy the cash because views of experts keep moderating. But staying put is the only mantra in India. This is the beginning of a big bull market, and you are there for the next 20-30 years. The financialisation of savings, the backbone of the market being the retail investor is not churning. ”