@all Does experience matters in stock market
The founder was a veteran and his last words made me question everything. what’s your thoughts on this
@all Does experience matters in stock market
The founder was a veteran and his last words made me question everything. what’s your thoughts on this
In the last few messages, many have determined HDFC Bank is at cheap valuation just because it is lower than historical valuations. Is that a good enough reason ?
Things to Ponder
Disclosure- Was my largest holding for 15+ years but exited completely.
AVL QIP will propel the business go debt free and help in expansion of stores, hopefully perp before coming summer season.
Agree. Deposit will come to HDFC. Right now everybody is too complacent to see any risk. Let’s wait for some risk to rear it head.
While I hate to see contracting margins of Apcotex, what keeps me invested in this company is the honesty of the leadership. Around one year back, post good Sept 22 results, Abhiraj had no qualms to declare that next few quarters are going to be tough, due to over capacity in nitrile latex supplies and post covid tepid demand from glove industry . I remember stock price dropped post conference call. Like any other chemical company, Apcotex is going through down cycle of lower demand and hence lower prices.
For me, volumes come next to price action and pattern breakout. Most of the times, there is a definite volume expansion at the time of breakouts. However as you mention, there can be an element of doubt due to algo and programmed trades. The only option at our disposal is to track delivery volumes on days preceding breakout and during breakout.
The con-call of Steel Strips Wheels was interesting. I will add some pointers soon.
I have wondered why HDFC bank pays out a dividends. Especially is cash is the raw material for their business, why give it out instead of reinvesting it into the business and earn higher returns.
Plus the dividends gets dissipated to some extent with taxes too.
I understand there may be a large shareholder base for whom the dividends serve as a income but then they could always sell a few stock units to get the cash.
With so much noise around the tight liquidity in the banking sector and real need to shore up deposits due to merger, doesn’t it make sense to halt the dividends or atleast cut to some extent?
Would the share tank majorly for such an action?
detailed analysis of
q3 fy24 man industries.pdf (3.3 MB)
q3 results attached
The stock is down from 1800+ to 1450. Straight 20% cut in less than 2 months. During the initial phase of fall I thought it has something to do with rising COVID cases and controversy related to Salaar vs. Dunki.
But both the above issues seem to have faded. Puzzled over the price action
Any insights would be helpful
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