"My understanding is that Reliance is a 25% compounder for the next 10 years. If you want to look at Reliance from a six-month period or for a year, I am not an expert on that."
Reliance Industries (RIL) shares rose 11% last week on rising polymer spreads, marking end of corrective phase. The stock could be heading towards a record high of Rs 2,490, say analysts
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Reliance Industries contributed to most of the gains in benchmark index Sensex on Friday as it ended the day at Rs 2,094.90, up 5.9% on BSE. Sushil Choksey of Indus Equity Advisors decodes factors behind the rally in RIL stock. Edited excerpts:
Was today s rally in Reliance shares surprising? What were the triggers?
Reliance was underperforming since the last quarter. Nifty has gone up by almost 700-800 points since then. RIL has the highest weightage in Nifty. The prices of petrochemical products might be at a decade high now. The prices of polymer has also gone up. There were some reports by some foreign brokerage houses this morning related to this.