IPO PRICE SETTLED IN HONASA CONSUMER (MAMAEARTH) IPO
ISSUE PRICE: ₹ 324.00
LISTING PRICE
BSE: ₹ 324.00
NSE: ₹ 330.00
ISSUE PRICE: ₹ 324.00
LISTING PRICE
BSE: ₹ 324.00
NSE: ₹ 330.00
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KOPRAN: Q2 CONS NET PROFIT 138M RUPEES VS 46M (YOY)
KOPRAN: Q2 EBITDA RUPEES 228M VS 101M (YOY) || Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 14.96% VS 8.67% (YOY)
BIG BEAT
KOPRAN: Q2 EBITDA RUPEES 228M VS 101M (YOY) || Q2 EBITDA MARGIN 14.96% VS 8.67% (YOY)
BIG BEAT
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If someone is trading a stock within a specific range, then it is possible to consider trading in such stocks by looking at support/resistance levels, but it is not advisable for long-term investment.
For investment, one should always wait for the stock to break out of that consolidation range and provide a closing confirmation. Then, you can consider it for investment using this technical parameter.
For example, if you look at Reliance Industries on a monthly chart, it was consolidating within the same range from 2009 to 2017. In such a scenario, you could have traded it, but it was not suitable for long-term investment. However, as soon as it broke out of that consolidation range and closed above it in March 2017, it almost grew 5 times (500%) in just about 5 years.
📍 The larger the consolidation, the higher the likelihood of a significant breakout after breaking the range on a closing basis.
📍 If the consolidation lasts for more than 5 years, large-cap stocks tend to grow 2-3 times in the next 3-5 years (in 75% of cases).
📍 If the consolidation lasts for more than 5 years, small/mid-cap stocks tend to grow 3-7 times in the next 3-5 years (in 75% of cases).
📍 As long as the stock is within a range, you should avoid investing because your returns may not be substantial even after 5 years. There's no problem with trading.
📍 When it comes to investment, you should always understand the fundamentals of stocks, and these rules work well when combined with fundamentals.
📍 Whenever you think about investment, you should use higher time frames (quarterly/monthly).
For investment, one should always wait for the stock to break out of that consolidation range and provide a closing confirmation. Then, you can consider it for investment using this technical parameter.
For example, if you look at Reliance Industries on a monthly chart, it was consolidating within the same range from 2009 to 2017. In such a scenario, you could have traded it, but it was not suitable for long-term investment. However, as soon as it broke out of that consolidation range and closed above it in March 2017, it almost grew 5 times (500%) in just about 5 years.
📍 The larger the consolidation, the higher the likelihood of a significant breakout after breaking the range on a closing basis.
📍 If the consolidation lasts for more than 5 years, large-cap stocks tend to grow 2-3 times in the next 3-5 years (in 75% of cases).
📍 If the consolidation lasts for more than 5 years, small/mid-cap stocks tend to grow 3-7 times in the next 3-5 years (in 75% of cases).
📍 As long as the stock is within a range, you should avoid investing because your returns may not be substantial even after 5 years. There's no problem with trading.
📍 When it comes to investment, you should always understand the fundamentals of stocks, and these rules work well when combined with fundamentals.
📍 Whenever you think about investment, you should use higher time frames (quarterly/monthly).
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Out of 11 players 1 player changes the game
The same way One stock in your portfolio can change the game
Don't be disappointed by one or two stock underperforming.
#Investors
The same way One stock in your portfolio can change the game
Don't be disappointed by one or two stock underperforming.
#Investors
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TD Power reports
#Q2 earnings
- Net profit up 64.3% at ₹32.7 cr vs ₹19.9 cr (YoY)
- Revenue up 28.7% at ₹273.7 cr vs ₹212.6 cr (YoY)
- EBITDA up 83.5% at ₹47.2 cr vs ₹25.7 cr (YoY)
- Margin at 17.2% vs 12.1% (YoY)🔥8
Forwarded from AHTESHAM ANIS
Redtape reports #Q2 earnings
- Net profit up 6% at ₹28 cr vs ₹27 cr (YoY)
- Revenue up 6% at ₹325 cr vs ₹306 cr (YoY)
- EBITDA up 32% at ₹58 cr vs ₹44 cr (YoY)
- Margin at 17.8% vs 14.4% (YoY)
- Net profit up 6% at ₹28 cr vs ₹27 cr (YoY)
- Revenue up 6% at ₹325 cr vs ₹306 cr (YoY)
- EBITDA up 32% at ₹58 cr vs ₹44 cr (YoY)
- Margin at 17.8% vs 14.4% (YoY)
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