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Stock Radar: Down over 25% from highs! CDSL stock showing signs of bottoming out; time to buy?
CDSL has rebounded from the lower boundary of its four-year ascending channel and reclaimed key moving averages, indicating improving momentum. Experts see a potential rise toward Rs 1,450 over the next three to four weeks, with a stop-loss below Rs 1,110.
Bajaj Finserv shares rise 2%, extend gains after Q2 results. Why Jefferies reduced target price but still sees 34% upside
Bajaj Finserv shares had gained around 2% on Tuesday as well after the company announced the earnings, reporting a 17% YoY increase in revenue from operations to Rs 43,416 crore for the second quarter of the ongoing financial year 2027, from Rs 37,215 crore reported in the year-ago period. The shares of the company rose further to Rs 1,749 apiece on Wednesday morning.
SBI share price target: Jefferies, Motilal, others see up to 34% upside in state lender. Buy, sell or hold?
State Bank of India has seen a remarkable 15% increase in profits year-on-year, totaling Rs 23,038 crore for the second quarter. With a loan book surpassing Rs 52 lakh crore and a 10% rise in interest income, brokerages have set optimistic Buy ratings on SBI shares, suggesting target prices between Rs 1,225 and Rs 1,350. Despite this positive outlook, management highlighted possible obstacles from macroeconomic shifts and potential treasury losses.
Only 3.2% of working Indians trade stocks. Why Morgan Stanley likes NSE
Morgan Stanley has initiated coverage of NSE with an overweight rating and a price target of Rs 2,315, citing its dominant market share, strong liquidity and India’s underpenetrated capital markets. The brokerage expects revenue and normalised profit to grow at 15% annually between FY27 and FY29. It sees long-term growth opportunities but flags regulatory changes and market-share losses as key risks.
ITC shares rise 2% after Q2 results. What are Jefferies, Nuvama and others saying?
ITC shares gained 2% despite an 18.5% year-on-year decline in Q2 net profit, as higher taxes and falling cigarette earnings weighed on profitability. However, its FMCG business delivered strong growth. Jefferies, Nuvama, Emkay and DAM Capital remain positive on the stock, with target prices ranging from Rs 300 to Rs 355.
Stock Radar: Coforge stock hits fresh record high in October; will the rally continue in November 2026?
Coforge Ltd has achieved a fresh record high and has shown strong growth in recent weeks. The stock’s upward momentum suggests potential targets above 2,200 levels in the next few weeks. Analysts recommend a buy-on-dips strategy, maintaining a strict stop loss at 1,810. Technical indicators indicate sustained strength and positive momentum in the stock's performance. Investors are encouraged to consider these positions as the market evolves.
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Missed Reliance Industries’ historic 12% one-day rally? Here’s what technical analysts are saying
Reliance Industries experienced a remarkable increase in share price after reporting impressive Q2 earnings, which significantly boosted its market capitalization. The firm’s net profit surged by 41% year-over-year, fueled by strong performances in its oil-to-chemicals and digital services segments. Analysts express optimism, with several brokerages setting ambitious target prices. Current technical indicators also reveal a favorable price trajectory, suggesting room for further growth following this positive oil sector performance.
Reliance Industries shares rally 6% after Q2 results. Here’s why Jefferies, others analysts see up to 47% upside
Reliance Industries shares rose up to 6% after the company reported a 41% YoY increase in Q2 net profit to Rs 25,548 crore, while revenue climbed 29% to Rs 3.32 lakh crore. The O2C business led earnings growth, with EBITDA surging 68% YoY to a record Rs 25,203 crore, supported by strong refining and petrochemical performance.
NTPC shares rise 3% after Q2 results. Why Jefferies and Nuvama remain bullish
NTPC shares rose after the state-owned power major reported a 14% YoY rise in standalone net profit to Rs 5,320 crore for Q2 FY27. Revenue grew 17% to Rs 45,752 crore, while EBITDA increased 9% to Rs 10,891 crore. The company also announced an interim dividend of Rs 3 per share, with November 6 set as the record date. Brokerages maintained their Buy ratings on the stock.
Bank of Baroda shares jump 5% after Q2 net profit rises 36%. What Nomura and other brokerages saying?
Bank of Baroda reported a 36% year-on-year rise in Q2 FY27 net profit, aided by gains from the NSE stake sale. Brokerages maintained mixed ratings, with target prices ranging from Rs 260 to Rs 285 per share.
Gen Z brands are breaching the last citadel of legacy consumer firms
India's Gen Z and D2C brands are challenging FMCG giants like Hindustan Unilever, ITC and Marico by expanding into kirana stores. New-age brands captured 21.7% of India's kirana market in H1 FY27, up from 14.8% a year earlier. As digital-first brands breach traditional distribution networks, legacy FMCG companies face growing competition for retail shelf space and consumer loyalty nationwide.
Coal India shares fall 3% after Q2 results; Jefferies, Motilal Oswal, others cut target price
Coal India shares fell 3% despite a 57% year-on-year rise in Q2 FY27 net profit to Rs 6,547 crore. Jefferies and JM Financial cut their target prices to Rs 460 and Rs 438, respectively, while Motilal Oswal retained its Buy rating with a Rs 450 target, citing a potential volume recovery.
Suzlon Energy shares crash 10% as Nuvama, others slash target prices after Q2 margins disappoint. What lies ahead?
After Suzlon Energy's quarterly results for September were unveiled, its shares fell nearly 10%. The company faced a staggering 69% decline in net profit, despite enjoying a 26% increase in revenue from wind turbine deliveries. Nuvama raised flags regarding lower-than-expected EBITDA margins, likely influencing the stock's dip. Nonetheless, Centrum Broking maintains a 'Buy' rating, indicating potential for recovery.
IndiGo shares rise 2% after Q2 losses narrow. What are Jefferies and other brokerages saying?
IndiGo shares gained 2% after the airline reported a narrower year-on-year Q2 loss of Rs 1,879 crore, although profitability remained under pressure from elevated fuel costs and rupee depreciation. Jefferies retained its Buy rating but cut its target price to Rs 5,650, while Nuvama maintained its Buy call with a revised target of Rs 5,435.
HUL shares rise 3% after Q2 results. Jefferies, Nomura cut target price but forecast 29% upside potential
Hindustan Unilever shares rose on Thursday after the FMCG major reported a 4% year-on-year increase in Q2 FY27 net profit to Rs 2,790 crore and 15% revenue growth to Rs 18,226 crore. Jefferies, Nomura and JM Financial cut their target prices but continue to see upside potential of up to 29%.
Adani Ports shares rise 3% after Q2 results. Why did Jefferies and Nomura raise target prices?
Adani Ports shares rose after the company reported strong Q2 FY27 earnings and raised its full-year guidance. Jefferies and Nomura increased their target prices, citing robust international port performance, higher earnings estimates and long-term growth prospects.
HUL sales rise 15% to hit 14-quarter high, but inflation clouds demand outlook
Hindustan Unilever posted a turnover of ₹18,071 crore for the September quarter, highlighting a 15% rise. Even with a price increase of 7.5%, the company's volume growth remained stable at 7%. Homecare emerged as the standout performer, boasting a robust 22% sales growth. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation climbed to ₹4,089 crore, an 8% boost. However, ongoing inflation and wage issues in rural sectors pose significant challenges.
Jio Platforms shares get 3 Buy calls on Day 1 as Nomura, Motilal and Elara initiate coverage. Check target price
Jio Platforms debuted at a 21.36% premium to its IPO price on Wednesday, while Nomura, Motilal Oswal and Elara Capital initiated coverage with Buy ratings. Brokerages cited telecom leadership, tariff hikes, rising ARPU, digital services and improving cash flow as key growth drivers.
Hindustan Unilever to take calibrated price hikes as commodity inflation stays high, says CEO Priya Nair
Hindustan Unilever has raised prices by around 7.5% in response to rising input costs across its portfolio. Despite these increases, consumer demand remains strong in both urban and rural areas of India. The company is focusing on balancing further price adjustments with cost savings through procurement and supply-chain efficiencies. Positive indicators of economic resilience include electricity demand and GST collections, alongside improved rural demand.
Hindustan Unilever looks to stronger FY27, but commodity inflation threatens to squeeze margins
Hindustan Unilever expects commodity inflation to continue impacting margins in the near term. The company anticipates better growth in FY27 due to strategic portfolio and channel transformations. In its recent financial result, HUL reported a 15% underlying sales growth and an 8% increase in EBITDA. The Home Care and Beauty segments led the growth with double-digit increases in sales and volume.
Jio Platforms gets first Buy call! Nomura says ‘disruptor now the leader’; starts coverage with Rs 1,340 target
Shares of Jio Platforms listed at Rs 1,359 on BSE and NSE, a premium of 21% over the IPO price. Nomura set a target price of Rs 1,340, implying 20% upside from the issue price of Rs 1,119. The brokerage cites Jio’s leadership in wireless subscribers, data traffic and home broadband, adding that its listing could support steady tariff hikes and drive monetisation.
Aerospace stock Aequs plunges 19% after Q2 results. Why are investors worried?
Aequs shares fell sharply on Tuesday after the aerospace manufacturer’s Q2 FY27 net loss more than doubled to Rs 52 crore. Revenue rose 45% year-on-year, but EBITDA fell 45% and margins narrowed. Brokerages flagged weakness in the consumer business and delayed breakeven expectations, even as the aerospace order book remained strong.
BSE shares jump over 4% as Motilal Oswal upgrades stock to Buy. 4 reasons behind bullish call
BSE shares rose sharply on Monday after Motilal Oswal upgraded the stock to Buy with a target price of Rs 4,000, implying 23% upside. The brokerage expects strong derivatives volumes, rising premium turnover, improving cash market participation and operating leverage to drive revenue growth, margin expansion and a 27% profit CAGR through FY28.
Infosys shares fall 4% after IT major lowers FY27 guidance. What are Goldman Sachs, Nomura, others saying?
Infosys shares fell sharply on Monday after the IT major cut its FY27 revenue growth guidance to 1-2% from 1.5-3%, citing pricing pressure and a challenging demand environment. While Nomura remains bullish, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Citi and Choice Institutional Equities flag growth concerns, with differing ratings and target prices.
Coforge slips 3% even as Jefferies, Nomura, others raise targets after Q2 earnings. Why are they bullish?
Coforge shares fell despite strong Q2 results and brokerages raising target prices. Net profit surged 56.5% year-on-year to Rs 588.1 crore, while revenue jumped 54% to Rs 6,170.8 crore. EBITDA rose 67% to Rs 1,269.7 crore, with margins expanding 168 basis points to 20.6%. The company raised its FY27 EBIT margin guidance to 16%, while its 12-month order book grew 45% to $2.38 billion.
Swiggy shares crash 14%, hit 52-week low after Q2 results. Here’s why Jefferies, Nomura, Bernstein cut target price
Swiggy Share Price: Swiggy experienced a notable decline in share prices after announcing a Rs 922 crore loss for the quarter. Revenue from operations rose 36% year-on-year to Rs 7,571 crore, indicating some growth potential. However, the company's adjusted EBITDA loss widened, raising concerns among investors regarding its financial health. Analysts have revised target prices downward, citing challenges in the quick commerce segment.
Never a dull moment! Why Jefferies raised Eternal’s target price after Q2 earnings
Jefferies raised its target price on Eternal to Rs 430 from Rs 415, implying around 38% upside from its previous close of Rs 312.35. The brokerage cited Blinkit’s faster store expansion and improving unit economics, food delivery growth of over 20%, and rising confidence in District.
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