Buy, Sell Or Hold: RIL, KPIT Tech, Natco Pharma, Motilal Oswal, PCBL Chemical, Mamata Machinery — Ask Profit
Should you buy shares of PCBL Chemical Ltd. at the current market price? Have you lost the opportunity to buy stocks of BLS E-Services Ltd.? Is Mamata Machinery Ltd. a good choice from a long-term perspective? Should you sell shares of KPIT Technologies Ltd. at the current market price?
Avinash Gorakshakar, head research at Profitmart Securities, and Sundar Kewat, technical and derivative analyst at Ashika Stock Broking, provided more insights on NDTV Profit's Ask Profit show.
Reliance Industries (CMP: Rs 1,204.7)
Avinash: Hold
The stock has reached its lowest point and significant value is expected to emerge from sectors, such as retail and telecom.
The core businesses of the company are improving, making it advisable for investors to hold onto the stock for a minimum of two years.
Investors are likely to gain benefits once the stock begins its upward trend.
KPIT Technologies (CMP: 1,133.95)
Sundar: Add more at Rs 950 level.
The stock has fallen below its critical support level of Rs 1,210.
The analyst does not recommend the stock at its current levels but finds it attractive at Rs 950.
Investors may consider adding more shares at Rs 950.
Natco Pharma (CMP: Rs 767.60)
Avinash: Exit
Considering the current situation, it is challenging to predict the impact of tariffs on the pharma sector based on market charts.
The company relies heavily on the US market, with 70–80% of its revenue coming from exports to the US.
Any tariffs on pharmaceuticals can negatively impact the company's margin and competitive position.
Investors are advised to exit this stock and explore opportunities in sectors like consumption or banking.
Motilal Oswal Financial Services (CMP: 595.90)
Avinash: Hold for long term
The analyst holds a favourable outlook on the capital market intermediary space, particularly broking and asset management companies.
Market corrections may lead to significant selloffs in the sector, making it important to adopt a long-term perspective.
This company is not limited to the broking sector; it is also involved in various fund-based activities.
With business growth anticipated in the next two–three years, investors are advised to retain the stock for the long term.
PCBL Chemical (CMP: Rs 424.20)
Avinash: Hold
The company's fourth-quarter performance was weak due to significant expansion activities. However, the current market conditions present a favourable opportunity.
Declining crude oil prices have been beneficial for the company, and further price reductions could enhance its outlook.
Investors are encouraged to hold onto the stock for a longer period as it remains a strong and reliable investment option.
Mamata Machinery (CMP: Rs 352.70)
Sundar: Positive
The stock is currently trading within a narrow range of Rs 410 to Rs 315.
It is approaching a key support zone between Rs 315 and Rs 345, and if it crosses Rs 375, it indicates a positive trend on the chart.
The short-term moving average also suggests positive signals on the chart.
Additional stock can be considered for purchase at the Rs 375 level.
BLS E-Services (CMP: Rs 145.35)
Avinash: Hold
The e-support business is experiencing rapid growth.
The government is actively supplying e-support systems to various private vendors.
The December-quarter figures were notably promising, and the management has expressed confidence.
It is recommended to retain the stock for eight to 12 months, as the company has strong financial potential.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the investment advisers on NDTV Profit are of their own and not of NDTV Profit. NDTV Profit advises users to consult with their own financial or investment adviser before taking any investment decision.
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