1. Ashok Leyland

As per my policy practice before you preach, I start with the stock which I currently hold. I had bought Ashok Leyland at a price Rs.25.70. It is at around 26 Rs now. I feel it is a good stock if you wish to hold for nearly 6 months. Ashok Leyland will release a LCV dost in 6 months. If it is a success stock price will surely go upto 40. Otherwise it will atleast cross 30.

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