4. Maruti Suzuki

Maruti Suzuki has emerged as the top company in the four-wheeler manufacturers. Maruti recorded volume growth of 33.5 percent in June-2014 to 1.12 lakh units compared with analysts' expectations of 1.01 lakh units.

Karvy Stock Broking has revised Maruti’s volume expectations by 10 percent and 12 percent for FY15 and FY16, respectively; it estimates volumes would grow by 17 percent a year over FY14-FY16.

Maruti Suzuki is most likely to set double-digit volume growth on demand boost.

5. Ultra Tech Cement

Ultra Tech Cement declared that the net sales stood at 5,649 crores as compared to the 4,959 crores in the same period of the previous year. The net profit after interest, depreciation and tax is 626 crore.

Cement demand is slated to grow around 7-8 percent, with expected double-digit growth in the second half of the current fiscal. The stocks are largely to gain out of this.

Bearish Stocks

Based on the recent changes in institutional ownership, change in relative valuations, sell-side ratings, and change in ratings, change in ownership, earnings revisions and changes in trailing performance builds up the list of top bearish stocks.

The list include the names of Reliance Industries, United Spirits, HUL, Infosys and Bajaj Auto

The reasons spotted for such a decline in the stocks were higher ownership stunted growth and richer valuations signified limited upsides, however the market has been hoping for a turnaround that is visible to them.

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