stocks to buy during correction

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Script you invest should nopt have minimum competetors, a market favourite
,proven track record, resonably big to take business risks in new enutures.
 
I fancy
 
Larsen, RIL, RPL, SESA, SUZLON, Sterlite, elecon,
Pidilite, thermax, Areva, Aban, bhel,ICICI,Sunpharma, Ranbaxy,
Kavveri Telecom,BhushanSteel,GMDC,Ashapura, Patel Engg, Infy
 
These are very strong companies .
 
Majority of them have proved their mettlein international markets.
They have stenght, vision, and appetite to grow.
 
Rgds
 
Joshi

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