TELECOM STOCKS
Rahul Shah on 2 stocks that can be continuous compounder for next 2-3 years
They are still invested and their thought is that India will continue to do well and so they think that I think the banking which has been in terms of valuation cheaper than vis-a-vis a lot of other sectors and sector has been underperformer except for PSU banks.
Nifty can hit 25,000 in medium-term; just stick to quality names: Gautam Shah
And I do believe from a near term perspective, Reliance is headed towards 3,300, 3,350 and if you are taking a slightly medium-term view, 3,600 is intact.
India best emerging market story; haven't ever seen valuations and fundamentals so attractive: Mihir Vora
The US economy has been much better than expected. It has been stronger for longer and of course, then it also translates to higher interest rates for longer, probably, but the fact is that the US economy is doing quite well.
Extent and frequency of tariff revisions crucial for financial health of telcos
Following the increase in tariffs, the stock of Reliance Industries rose by 2.3% on Friday to close at Rs 3,131.9. On the other hand, stocks of Bharti Airtel and VIL were under pressure, falling by 1.8% to Rs 1,445.4 and by 3.4% to Rs 17.9 in that order amid profit booking after a recent surge in their prices.
How to play the telecom stocks after tariff hikes? Gaurav Malhotra explains
This is something which we have been arguing that now that both Jio and Bharti have roughly around 20% of their subscribers on 5G, it is only a matter of time that they will start monetising it, which is what it has started.
Chakri Lokapriya on stocks to pick in cement, banking sectors
UltraTech is very well positioned. It is still the market leader. Adani on the other hand with ACC and Ambuja, is far more acquisitive. They can move on deals much faster. So, in terms of where will growth come faster from, it will be ACC and Ambuja, says Chakri Lokapriya.
Sensex, Nifty hit fresh peaks once again; telecom stocks in focus
The market showcases strong performance in diverse segments, with small-cap, mid-cap, and micro-cap stocks leading the positive momentum. Sectors like metal, pharma, and PSU banks also demonstrate resilience, marking a significant uptick in trading values amid the current market scenario.
Hold on to M&M; wait for the split in Tata Motors: Nischal Maheshwari
Cement sector consolidation will help in creating efficiency and sustainability. Stable prices despite inflation as the industry transitions to green cement. Key players are expanding capacity for future market dominance, focusing on EBITDA growth and improved financial performance. In auto, M&M in your portfolio, hold on, there is no hurry to take away profits from there, but Tata Motors should be looked at, says Nischal Maheshwari
Be cautious in power stocks; take some money off PSU banks: Nischal Maheshwari
There has been over-exuberance in the power sector. Whether it is the equipment, the supplying company, whether it is the generation guys, all have done well in the last year. So, Centrum Broking's Nischal Maheshwari recommends caution on the whole sector per se and says one should be very stock-specific.
What should investors do with telecom stocks? Sandip Sabharwal answers
So, the best play is Bharti only because that is a pure play which has profits, which has a decent balance sheet, and which has market share and still gaining market share. Vodafone Idea is more about hope. Now the hope is that at some stage they will make profits. I am very doubtful that one, with their current balance sheet, etc, if shareholders will ever get one rupee EPS also from this company.
Technical Breakout Stocks: How to trade JK Paper, Endurance Technologies and KEC International on Tuesday?
Indian markets closed higher with S&P BSE Sensex rising over 180 points and Nifty50 closing above 23,400 levels. Buying was observed in auto, telecom, consumer durable, and capital goods stocks. Stocks like JK Paper, Endurance Technologies, and KEC International showed significant movements, with JK Paper hitting a record high and KEC International breaking out of a rising parallel channel.
FIIs bought stocks from these 4 sectors ahead of election results
In May, FIIs were net sellers, yet invested over Rs 11,000 crore in 4 sectors: capital goods, consumer services, realty, and telecom, ahead of Lok Sabha election results. NSDL data reveals top buys in capital goods at Rs 6,024 crore, followed by consumer services, realty, and telecom. Financial services and IT bore the brunt of FII outflows.
Aramco sale set to raise at least $11.2 billion for Saudi Arabia
Saudi Aramco's mega stock offering, set to raise $11.2 billion, supports the government's economic transformation. The sale includes Aramco's $124 billion dividend, attracting foreign investors despite challenges in the oil market.
GIFT Nifty soars 800 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Equity markets faced pressure last week due to election uncertainties and FII selling. Analysts predict a positive market reaction on Monday post BJP win in exit polls.
Vi board approves allotment of equity shares worth Rs 2,075 crore to ABG entity
Vi's board approved allotting equity shares worth Rs 2,075 crore to an Aditya Birla Group entity, marking the conclusion of its over Rs 20,000 crore fundraising plan via the equity route.
Vodafone Idea shares surge 4% despite losses widening in Q4
The company’s cons loss widened to Rs 7,675 crore versus Rs 6,419 crore reported in the year-ago period. Its revenue stood at Rs 10,607 crore. An income tax refund helped Vi generate operating cash flow of Rs 12,100 crore.
Airtel trades higher amidst high data user addition in Q4
In morning trade, the stock had given up some gains by trading up 0.3% at Rs1289.15, after touching an intraday high of Rs1312.80 on the BSE.
Stocks in news: PFC, Mankind Pharma, Patanjali Foods, Bharti Airtel, Siemens, Cipla
Benchmark equities surged for the third consecutive day on Tuesday. PFC, Mankind Pharma, Patanjali Foods, Bharti Airtel, Siemens, and Cipla are in focus for news developments and quarterly results. RVNL, Dixon, and Titagarh will also announce their fourth quarter results today.
Telecom stocks back on FPI radar on hopes of rise in tariffs, data usage
Analysts expect a tariff increase of 10-15% after the general elections, which augurs well for telecom service providers given the rising data usage. The average revenue per user (ARPU) is likely to increase to Rs 217 in FY26 from Rs 180 in FY24.
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