Chris Wood, the global head of equity strategy at Jefferies, has made significant changes to the brokerage's India long-only equity portfolio. After selling off Reliance Industries and Axis Bank, he has added new stocks in various sectors. Check the full list of stocks and their allocations.
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Chris Wood sold the entire stake in Reliance Industries and Axis Bank, reduced investments in ICICI Bank, REC, and JSW Energy, and added new stocks such as Ambuja Cements, Le Travenues Technology (Ixigo), and Lemon Tree Hotels, each with a 4% weighting.
The new portfolio includes sectors such as financials, real estate, infrastructure, cement, industrials, energy, consumer, telecom, travel, hospitality, and automobiles.
The highest weight assigned to a stock in the portfolio is 6%, given to SBI Life Insurance.
The performance of the stocks in the portfolio has been mixed. Some stocks like SBI Life Insurance and Manappuram Finance have seen significant gains, while others like REC Limited and ABB India have faced declines.
The strategic approach behind these portfolio adjustments is to diversify the portfolio and capitalize on sectors with strong growth potential, reflecting Chris Wood's focus on long-term value and market trends.
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