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Liquor stocks to buy: Probability favours them: 2 sectors, 7 stocks which might be higher by this time next year, just because of one habit

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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis Uncertainty is what the stock market hates most. The way the tariff crisis is panning out globally, chances are that the markets will be in a state of uncertainty for much longer than most of us imagined. Look at how President Trump responded on the Iran issue, suggesting he is open to a military option. So, one or the other Trump-induced crisis will continue to roil the street. Now, in such conditions, there is a likelihood that money will flow to stocks of companies which may not show very high growth, but always have a steady growth, whatever the economic conditions may be. What is uncertainty? To answer that, let's take a look at what happened in the last 72 hours. Late Friday night, the US Customs and Border Protection announced that smartphones, laptops, semiconductors, and certain other electronic items are exempt from the tariffs imposed by President Trump. Now imagine the plight of investors who sold Apple stock beca...

Liquor stocks to buy: You contribute to their topline, why not also own them? 5 stocks from the ‘sin sector’ with a different, long-term investing perspective

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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis The chances are that, in the past three weeks, you have contributed to the topline of one of the five companies on our list today. It is a sector which is taxed at the highest rate. And, being a state subject, it is impacted by the whims and fancies of political parties. The sector also faces a host of other problems. Despite all this, there is growth, and companies do make money. Why? Because the need which they cater to is such that demand is not a problem. One thing to watch out for, however, is whether debt – which most companies in the sector have – is within manageable limits. Another thing: Does the company have at least one brand that stands out? When looking for long-term investments opportunities, what are the three things you should consider? One, growth prospects of the sector. Two, demand for the product. And three, management of the company. There are some sectors which have been in existence for a long time and all...