Buy, Sell Or Hold: Siemens Energy, Godrej Properties, Glenmark, Aster DM, Concor, Tata Motors — Ask Profit

Should you add shares of Siemens Energy India Ltd? Should you hold shares of Godrej Properties Ltd at the current market price? Have you lost the chance to buy shares of Glenmark Pharma at an attractive price?

Swati Hotkar, assistant vice president of technical research at Nirmal Bang, and Astha Jain, senior research analyst at Hem Securities, provided insights on these investor queries and more on NDTV Profit's Ask Profit show.

Swati: Hold

• For a longer-term perspective, the stock looks very good for the current market price

Swati: Hold

• I would suggest hold on at the current market price

• A small bounce-back rally is expected

• Hold on to the long positions

• Wait for some more time as we might see movement

Astha: Hold

• View is positive although the quarter gone by was not encouraging

• That might have been GST shock

• Going ahead, they might be able to post better number

• Book partial profits

Astha: Hold

• The view is positive

• The industry as a whole is seeing a very strong momentum

• Talking about the hospital sector, new sections are coming

• Industry as a whole is in good share

• Their average revenue per bed, we expect it will go up

Swati: Hold

• The view is a bit cautious

• In the last few trading sessions, we are continuously seeing pressure

• It is approaching the oversold zone

• We are likely to witness more positive movement soon

Astha: Hold

• Their financial performance was not very strong in the quarter gone by

• They have reported an operating loss

• They have curbed their Ebitda guidance as well

• So there is a cut in guidance, but the only soothing factor is the Government imitative like GST cut

• Their launches of new products is also a factor

• The counter can hold momentum in the long term

Swati: Hold

• Looking at the current momentum and price, the stock is in the consolidation phase

• A breakout will decide a move to either side as it got stuck in the consolidation range

• Any positive move is cue to book profits

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