Should you buy shares of Infosys Ltd. at the current market price? Have you lost the opportunity to buy stocks of Tata Power Co.? Is Persistent Systems Ltd. a good choice from a long-term perspective? Should you sell shares of ITC Ltd. at the current market price?
Mahesh Ojha, assistant vice president of Hensex Securities, and Aditya Arora of Adlytick.in answered these investor queries and provided more insights on NDTV Profit's Ask Profit show.
Persistent Systems (CMP: Rs 4,788.20)
Mahesh: Negative
The impact of the Trump tariffs on the market was greater than anticipated.
Further decline in the stock is expected, with levels likely to drop to Rs 4,000–4,500.
The current outlook on the stock is negative, and it's advisable to wait for the right opportunity to invest.
Mahindra & Mahindra (CMP: 2,612.55)
Aditya: sell on rise
The 25% Trump tariff on the auto sector is expected to affect the stock in the short term.
Many stakeholders are disappointed due to the lack of announced sales figures.
In the short term, the stock's fundamentals and technical indicators appear weak.
Investors are advised to follow a sell-on-rise strategy for this stock.
Nestle India (CMP: Rs 2,247.15)
Mahesh: No new buying of the stock
Investors can hold the stock as it shows upside potential, targeting Rs 2,350–2,400.
The analyst advises against making new additions to the stock.
Tata Consumer is suggested as a better alternative to this stock.
Infosys (CMP: Rs 1,497)
Mahesh: Hold for long term
The IT sector is currently experiencing challenges.
Investors with a longer time frame can consider holding onto their stocks.
If there is a price rise, it is advisable to exit Infosys around Rs 1,560–1,590 levels.
ITC (CMP: Rs 409.30)
Aditya: Neutral
The tariff impact on FMCG is positive, but this particular stock has not performed in line with the sector.
The investor holds a neutral stance on the stock.
Britannia Industries is currently gaining momentum among other FMCG stocks.
Tata Power (CMP: Rs 385.30)
Aditya: Bullish
The company is performing well, with the stock forming higher highs and higher lows.
Despite a lacklustre market, the stock is displaying positive trends.
Bulls are gaining momentum, supported by strong volume and price action.
The analyst maintains a bullish outlook on the stock and suggest buy on dips.
Sagility India (CMP: Rs 42.02)
Mahesh: Hold for a longer horizon
The company's numbers are strong, but its reliance on 100% income from the US is a concern.
Investors can hold the stock but should not expect significant upside at current levels.
Some upside potential may be realised with a longer holding period.
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