Buy, Sell Or Hold: Cyient, Adani Green, Titagarh Rail, Tata Motors, JSW Energy — Ask Profit

Should you buy shares of Cyient Ltd. and Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. at the current market price? Is Graphite India Ltd. a good choice from a long-term perspective? Should you keep holding shares of Tata Motors Ltd. and JSW Energy Ltd.?

G Chokkalingam, founder at Equinomics Research, and Vikas Jain, analyst at Equirus Capital, answered these investor queries and more on NDTV Profit's Ask Profit show.

Jain: Buy

• Stock is witnessing price and volume action from the lower part of the range.

• Potential high targets for the stock include Rs 1,430 and Rs 1,600.

Chokkalingam: Buy

• The stock's current valuation is very appealing.

• The company is set for success in the semiconductor space, with its strong balance sheet.

Jain: Buy

• The stock's target on the higher side would be Rs 1,020.

• The stock to see a fair amount of action.

Chokkalingam: Buy

• Share price looks attractive in terms of long-term investment after a steep correction recently.

Chokkalingam: Hold

• Negative on the stock in the short term due to the negligible increase in railway outlay in the budget 2025.

• Hold at current price for stock to hit Rs 1,000 in three to five years.

Jain: Buy

• Current levels are a good entry point.

Chokkalingam: Hold

• Stock is underperforming severely as compared to competitors like Mahindra & Mahindra.

• Unsure if stock will recover on a short to medium basis.

Jain: Buy

• Stock is witnessing strong upmove, expected to grow to Rs 620 over the next six to nine months.

Chokkalingam: Hold

• Valuation seems stretched in terms of long term movement.

• Consider buying if the stocks dips 10% to 15%.

Chokkalingam: Hold

• Possibility of price recovery in the next one or two quarters.

• Consider holding in a medium to long term perspective.

Jain: Sell

• Stock has been making 52-week lows, and it is advisable to avoid at current levels.

Chokkalingam: Sell

• The EV two wheeler space is extremely competitive.

• Consider exiting in case of a 10% to 15% recovery.