2. Karnataka Bank

This is the another stock I hold. Present value of this stock is Rs. 81.70. It looks very attractive to me because of its book value and potential to bounce back from lows. Book value is Rs.129. Another interesting thing is it gives a good dividend. Last time it gave Rs.3 dividend per share. Presently this one along with other banks is trading low because of higher interest rates and overall poor market. One can expect its price to cross Rs.110 in near future. I strongly recommend you to buy this share.

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