Fund managers bought lots of beaten-down stocks in Q2...

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Benchmark indices have fallen more than 10 percent from their highs, and for the year, Indian market has turned negative but the big carnage has been seen in individual stocks. Most fund managers are using the opportunity to buy quality stocks.
For the quarter ended September, fund managers increased their stake in as many as 310 stocks which have a market capitalisation of more than Rs 1,000 crore and have fallen up to 70 percent so far in 2018.
Stocks in which they raised stake include Manpasand Beverages, Infibeam Avenues, Simplex Infrastructure, IIFL Holdings, JM Financial, Navkar Corporation, Indian Bank, Symphony, Kajaria Ceramics, Dilip Buildcon, Greenply Industries.
Most analysts agree that investors should look at the beaten-down stocks for their portfolio but the time horizon should now be 1-2 years. Picking the right stock will be more important because not every stock will qualify as a sound investment.
“While it may be difficult to call a bottom, for those investing with a one-year horizon or longer, it is a good time for bottom fishing. Looking for beaten-down stocks is a good starting point, but ultimately a stock-buying decision has to be based on valuation vs fundamentals,” Vivek Ranjan Misra- Head of Fundamental Research at Karvy Stock Broking.
“In general, we believe that in aggregate, the buys made during this period should deliver good returns over a one to the two-year horizon,” he said.
We have collated a list of 20 stocks out of 310 which plunged up to 70% in 2018:

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