8 Quality Debt Free Stocks In India, Do You Own Them?

It's been a great week for the markets in India, with some short-covering rally seen on Thursday and buying support lent by domestic institutions on Friday. In fact, the net buying from domestic institutions were a solid Rs 2479 crores in the cash segment on Friday.

8 Debt free stocks in India

The above is a list of debt free stocks in India, which we have done selectively. However, there are more to the list, but, we have highlighted just a few.

Study the fundamentals as well before buying debt free stocks

Please be informed that we have not done any fundamental analysis and have just given you information. This is not a buy recommendation from our end. While debt free stocks are a good bet in a rising interest rate regime, one needs also to study the fundamentals before investing in these set of stocks. If the markets fall even debt free stocks can tend lower. Look at other parameters like dividend yields and price to earnings ratio as well. Studying only one parameter may not be the best way to do fundamental analysis of stocks.

Markets to see support at lower levels

According to Yes Securities, the US markets have been consolidating above support zone, while Dollar index, after having failed to sustain higher levels, reverted to levels of 102 on the
downside. In the March series the Nifty lost 2.5%, down for the straight fourth series. We believe that the markets would continue to trend higher on account of the huge cash pile that mutual funds are sitting on. Inflows into SIPs continues and this could lend some support to the markets going forward. However, investors should hold stocks for the long-term as volatility can be extremely high in the medium to short term.

Disclaimer

Please note, that the above mentioned stocks are for information on debt free stocks. These should not be construed as recommendations to either hold, buy or sell in these stocks listed above. The article is just information and we have not done a detailed fundamental analysis. Therefore, caution is exercised and neither the author, nor Greynium Information Technologies should be held responsible for losses based on a decision from the article.