ICICI Securities maintains a buy call on SBI Life with a target price of Rs 1978. The brokerage cites attractive valuation and strong long-term growth potential, despite potential near-term adjustments in channel preferences. They believe the current valuation correction is overdone, given SBI Life’s distribution and margin levers. The company reported strong Q2 earnings, with net profit up significantly year-over-year.
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F&O Radar| Deploy Bull Call Spread in Nifty for potential gains from bullish stance (27-11-2024)
The Nifty 50 index closed lower after giving up morning gains. The index formed a bearish candle. Analysts suggest the index needs to hold above 24150 for a potential uptrend towards 24350 and 24500. Support levels are at 24150 and 24000. Options data indicates a trading range between 23700 and 24700.
Ola Electric shares climb 6% following the launch of 2 affordable electric scooters (27-11-2024)
Ola Electric shares are in focus following the launch of two new affordable electric scooter ranges, the S1 Z and Gig, starting at Rs 39,000. The scooters feature removable batteries and are aimed at urban commuters and gig workers. Deliveries will begin in April 2025. Ola’s shares rose 5.7%, despite a 41% decline over the past three months, with a market cap of Rs 32,406 crore.
Hot Stocks: Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan initiates coverage on Hyundai Motor; sees 17-24% upside in 1 year (27-11-2024)
Hyundai Motor is attracting attention from global brokerage firms like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley, both giving it an ‘Overweight’ rating. They predict substantial returns for investors, setting target prices of Rs 2,200 and Rs 2,418 respectively. Hyundai’s strong SUV and EV portfolio, coupled with India’s growing auto market and premiumization trend, positions it for success.
UltraTech Cement shares in focus as co approves Rs 1,000 cr NCD allotment, NCLT clears Kesoram acquisition (27-11-2024)
Shares of UltraTech Cement are expected to stay in focus after the company’s board approved raising up to Rs 1,000 crore through the allotment of unsecured, redeemable non-convertible debentures (NCDs) on November 26, 2024.
Buy Va Tech Wabag, target price Rs 1,860: Axis Securities (27-11-2024)
Axis Securities has given a buy call for Va Tech Wabag stock, setting a target price of Rs 1,860, a 10% increase. The company’s Q2 results show improved total income and profits. Va Tech Wabag is focusing on higher-profit projects and improving its product mix for better margins and long-term sustainability.
Zee Entertainment shares in focus as Arbitral Tribunal rejects claim against RailTel (27-11-2024)
Shares of Zee Entertainment are expected to remain in focus on Wednesday after the Arbitral Tribunal rejected the company’s claims, along with its subsidiary Margo’s, against Railtel Corporation over the wrongful termination of the Content on Demand Agreement. The tribunal also dismissed the counterclaims made by Railtel.
Fund Manager Talk | Not in slowdown camp, bullish on three broad themes: Mihir Vora (27-11-2024)
We usually do not take big cash calls. In our existing Flexicap fund, the usual cash levels are 1 to 5%. We had about 7% cash and have deployed much of it in the fall. We were however fortunate as we just collected monies in our smallcap NFO, which we substantially deployed this month.
Stocks to Buy Today: Wipro, Syngene among top 6 trading ideas for 27 November 2024 (27-11-2024)
Indian markets are expected to trade higher on Wednesday, following positive global cues. Nifty futures closed 0.28% lower on Tuesday, with key support levels at 24,150 and 24,000. Experts recommend short-term buys in stocks like Wipro, City Union Bank, Kaynes, Metropolis Healthcare, Syngene, and BirlaSoft, with specified target prices and stop losses.
Reliance Power shares in focus after relief from High Court on SECI notice (27-11-2024)
Shares of Anil Ambani-led Reliance Power are likely to attract attention on Wednesday after the Delhi High Court granted the company relief by staying the SECI notice of debarment against it. The court’s order also applies to all of the company’s subsidiaries, except Reliance NU BESS Limited (formerly Maharashtra Energy Generation Limited), according to the company’s exchange filing.