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H you know start taking your stock related questions um to answer them in fact we'll be joined by Rudra Morti who Rudra Morti Bi who's the founder and director of Vana investments and soon we'll also be joined by N of state who's the CEO institutional equities at MK Global joining us welcome to both of you gentlemen and a very good morning to you uh the first question um that we have on the show today uh is coming in uh and this is on BSC Vive from Delhi says that he's holding holding 200 shares of BSE at an average price of 2,800 wants to know from a slightly long-term perspective if it can continue to hold this um and what should be uh uh you know the targets going forward uh RA I'll take this up with you uh your view on BSC >> May good morning thanks for having me in the show definitely this one stock has so much of strength and irrespective of market it is just moving on the upside so these are similar looking stocks one has to have in portfolio and for me BSC is a definite hold and any dips to levels closer to 4,000 will be a buy looking at medium to longer time frame target of about 5,000 to come keep a stop loss of around 3,850 so every dips to 4,000 is a buy stop loss of 3,850 on a closing basis look at targets of 5,000 a very strong stock definite hold in one's portfolio >> all right okay so that's the view with regards to where BS Yes, he goes. The next one that we have is on Reliance Industries as well as HDFC Bank. Sanjay from Binguru by the way I've kept on mentioning this that no two stock related questions. So I'll just take Reliance for now. Sanjay um he know wants to know as to which you know what what is the right entry price for something like a Reliance. Um and if this is the current if the current levels are attractive enough then what should be the target price that one can expect. So uh on the charts again rud what's your view on Reliance?
>> Reliance is in a downtrend. So if you see this stock post results it gave a good move towards levels of 1400,450 where it sees repeated resistance and again from those levels the stock has corrected back. So for me the final support for Reliance which is the long-term support is at around,290.
So as a trader definitely that,290 on a closing basis one has to keep a stop-loss and hold on to reliance. I will not advocate averaging this because it's like catching a falling knife. Let it make some amount of time wise consolidation at least at around levels closer to that,300 310 show some strength and bounce from those strong support area and then one can look at buying reliance. If you have it currently, hold on. Keep a stop loss of,290 on a closing basis. Watch for how Reliance will pan out at around,300,310 zone. Any bounce from those levels then only a fresh entry can be done.
>> Got that viewer Udra and welcome to the show.
>> One that we have is coming in. Uh this is a fairly small company. It's called GITF Infra Logistics Limited. It's a 700 odd cr market cap company. Our viewer has bought 60 shares at the levels of 818 and wants to know as to what whether he can continue to hold this from a slightly long-term perspective. Uh Rudra any view on the charts for this one?
It's a fairly very small company but if at all this stock is in a clear downtrend and the last support for this stock comes at around 270 zone for very near term. So I would advocate to have a stop loss at 270 on a closing basis. If this stock closes below 270 then yes definitely I will get out. No averaging or catching the falling knife at current market price but hold on with a stop- loss of 270.
>> Got that view Rudra. But >> the next one that we have uh is on uh Sedmac. Now this uh this is from okay we don't have the name of the viewer but our viewer wants to know whether to take a fresh entry from a slightly long-term perspective on something like a sedac.
Uh Rudra your view on this one.
>> See stock is definitely in a clear uptrend and yes every dip is a buying opportunity in this stock. So now a fresh entry for this stock. If you want to look at levels closer to,950 will be a good entry point. If someone has it definitely a hold and if you are looking for a fresh entry any dips to those levels of,950 will be a good level to enter.
>> Got that uh view uh RDRA. The next question coming in now and this one's on Ratnavir precision engineering and our viewer Jeet from Kolkata is holding to400 shares bought at 178 so it's currently sitting in some profits at this point of time. Uh Rudra is asking a 3-month view on the stock. What would you recommend?
>> Very clear hold and I will say stock can move towards levels of around 200 to 220 for that 3 month kind of a horizon. Keep a stop loss of 170 on this stock and hold on. Look at targets of around 200 220 to come on Ratnavir.
>> Okay. All right. So that's the view on Ratnavir precisions. The next >> but uh let's go across and uh uh take our next question. Now this one's on Uno Minda stocks down today in trade. You we I think had a downgrade from MK on the stock post earnings as well. Uh and he's bought it. This is you know Prashant who's bought these shares at 1140 rupees per share. Um asking if you know he should continue to hold on if there's a bottom being formed in Rudra. Would you recommend that?
>> Definitely no. This stock for last two days has clearly shown a down move in price but volumes have been on the rise.
So the down move is supported by volumes and this is not a good sign technically.
So for me, Unominda any bounce if you get on UNO Minda, I will definitely look at an exit opportunity and if you are a long-term investor and if you want to hold the stock, just see whether will it hold the last support which is there at around 9990. So once it breaks 990, you will see further fall in this stock. So that will be the last support with which one can hold or else any bounce in this stock is an exit opportunity. Don't at all average this stock.
>> Okay. All right. The next one that we have is on Walkard Pharma. Kiran uh wants to know the right entry point. She says she wants to buy around 2,000 shares in Walkard Pharma and what could be the enterprise and the target price as well for this one. Um Rudra, we've seen that uh you know overall pharma as an index in the past six weeks has seen uh you know green a streak right overall the sector looking very bullish but what about walkar farmer? See for me mahima definitely pharma is one of those outperforming sector and it is one of the sectors to get into in this market.
So for me wakad pharma looks very strong and on chart every dips from current market price to low those levels of,500 will be a buying opportunity. So I'll be a buyer at current market price and on dips to,500 I will buy. Keep a stop loss of,450 and look at targets of,800 to 2,000 to come on Wakad Pharma and if you give me a blanket permission and to pick any other stock definitely Glenmark Pharma also looks very strong to me. Granules looks very strong to me. Divies lab looks good to me. So there are lot of good stocks still available in pharma.
Glenmark will be my top pick and even Wakat Pharma looks very strong to me.
>> Okay. All right. So that's with regards to where the entire pharma space goes.
But I think we have Anita who's waiting by. Uh Anita, very good morning to you.
Uh what's your query about?
>> Yeah, very good morning to you ma'am and all of you also. Thanks for taking my query. I wanted to buy fresh quality power. So what is the price to enter and uh what is the long-term and short-term view on this?
>> Uh Arita, if I'm not wrong, did you call us for the same query yesterday?
>> No. No ma'am, this is my first call.
>> Okay. All right. Okay. Take I got your question. I take this up with Rudra then Rudra with regards to where the daily charts go for this one. Um you know we we're seeing a downtick coming in but overall do you think this is the right entry point or should she wait for some time for entering into quality power?
>> See for very short term this stock has already done good correction from levels closer to the,400 to,450 the stock is now trading closer to the,000 mark. So for me this stock definitely looks strong for a medium to longer time frame but then this correction is a buying opportunity and at current market price and on dips to levels closer to 950 I will be a buyer.
The breakout point for this stock came at around 930. So dips to levels closer to 950 from current market price will be a buying opportunity. So at current market price and on dips to 950 I will be a buyer. keep a stop loss of 920 and yes this stock for medium to longer time frame can go back to those all-time high levels of around,400,440 and once it breaks those levels it can still further move towards,800 to 2,000 for a longer time frame. So at current market price it's a hold. It's an accumulator on dips to levels closer to 950. Look at targets of,400 first and then,800 to 2,000 and keep a stop loss for this stock at around 900.
>> Got that view Rudra? Uh that's the view coming in on quality power and what Anisha Anita should do is the recommendation as well. But let's go across and take the next question. This >> we have is on eternal. Our viewer Civa says that he's holding thousand odd shares at the levels of 248. So he's probably just uh purchased it around this time and he says that he can hold this for the next 2 to 3 months. Wants to know uh if um as to first of all what are the charts indicating? Should he exit and re-enter at a later stage or should he continue to hold Rudra? I'll come to you on this one. Eternal what are the charts indicating?
Maya for me from current market price yes a bounce towards 260 265 is possible but unless the stock decisively crosses 265 and closes above that the medium to longer time frame chart patterns are still bearish. So for me yes for a very short-term trade this stock can move towards the 260 265 zone. So what our viewer can do is he can hold on to the stock. Look at exit at around 260 265.
Let the stock decisively close above 265. Then yes all hurdles for medium-term are gone and then you can look at entering this stock once it crosses 265.
>> All right. So that's the view coming on eternal but that we have is from Anita who's writing us from Vijay Vada asking about TVS Motors. She's bought 75 shares at the levels of 373.
Um RA come to you on this one. What are the charts indicating for this one? Buy, sell, hold.
>> See, for very short-term, it has broken that crucial support which was there at around 3,300.
And that's not a good sign. But if she is a long-term investor, you can't sell stocks like TBS Motor or even SBI. If you saw the recent result from SBI, that was bad. And again technically the stock looks very weak. But if she is a very short-term trader then I will definitely tell her to exit from TVS Motor. But however if she has a longer time horizon and she is an investor look at averaging this stock another 10 20% down. If you get TVs motor and SBI both looks good for a portfolio pick and for long-term.
But if she is a very short-term trader looking for momentum she has to definitely exit.
>> Okay. All right. Okay. Uh it's time for our rapid fire round now. Roa as well as NRA, you both know the drill. Try to keep your answers as short as possible.
Okay. Marxon's farmer is the next one.
Our viewer Romesh has bought 300 shares at the levels of 224 from a short-term perspective of 3 months. Can he continue to hold Rudra?
>> Hold and buy. Uh next one's coming on Tech bought at 1822 by Almas from Dubai and asking if it's a good time to you know liquidate or hold these shares.
Rudra, what would you recommend?
liquidate and shift to either co-forge or tech mahendra.
>> Okay. Grow bought at the levels of 196.
Suma from Dubai is holding 600 shares.
Uh from a short-term perspective, is the good time to add more? Rdra, >> definitely add more. Hold stop loss of 180.
>> Okay. Iro wind. Is this a good time to average? Uh our viewer Satyan's average price is around 180. From a medium-term perspective, Rudra, what's the view like on the charts?
>> 400. Uh the next question coming in from Rama from Muscat and she's holding on to Raymond at 429 asking if it's a good time to sell out RDRA or continue to hold. What would you recommend?
>> I will recommend a hold.
>> Uh next one's on HDFCMC bought at,046.
Ram wants to know what's a good you know recommendation on the stock RDRA >> definite hold. Uh >> Maheshwari from Chennai wants to know if SBI life is a good short-term investment. Would you recommend that RDRA?
>> Yes. Hold buy at current price.
>> Uh Zidus life Vijay wants to know a good target for this one. Rdra in the short term what would you recommend?
>> So stock at current market price is a hold and yes it can further go up. Look at exiting at around,100.
>> Okay Raymond 50 shares bought at the levels of 429 in December 25. Good time to book profits. Rdra >> hold.
>> Okay. LG Equipments holding at the levels of 548 200 shares is what our viewer has been holding average down for the next 1 year. Uh Rudra >> urban company bought by our viewer Yoges at roughly around 120. Uh asking if 152 could be the next target. Rdra, what would you recommend? Uh he wants to know if he can book some profits at that level.
>> Definitely yes. The stock is not so much strong on the chart. So if you get that opportunity and any rise you have to exit.
>> Got it. Well uh that is the end of the first round of the rapid fire as well as the first half of ask profit but but the next question Rudra it's coming on Cupid. Sushila Beri is holding shares at 127 asking a view on the stock. What would you recommend?
>> So for me this stock if you see the chart patterns definitely very very strong and the stock has seen a clear breakout at levels of around 105. So every dips to those levels will now be a fresh buying opportunity. Hold on to the share whatever you have. Keep a stop loss of around 100 and buy it on every dips from current market price to 110.
>> The next one that we have on then is on credit access grammine and this is from Tony P. In fact, he's asking about whether to enter credit access grammine right now or something like a spandas perti and if this is the current levels to make an entry into any one of these counters. Rudra are we on the charts?
>> Definitely at current market price I will buy into credit access but you have to keep a strict stop-loss for this stock at around,250.
>> Got that view. The next question >> we have uh is on latent view analytics and this is from who's writing us from Mumbai. He wants to know um whether he can continue to hold this for the next 1 year or so. He's been already holding this for since the past 3 4 months. Uh buy more continue to hold RDRA on the charts.
>> See for me this stock after a clear downtrend is making some best formation at current market price and stock closing above 325 is very positive. So at current market price definitely I will average and I will buy more. For that I will keep a stop loss of around 315 and this stock can go towards 380 to 400 first and further up move from there can also be seen. So clear buy at current market price and have a stop loss at 315 and look at targets of 380 to 400 to come first.
>> Okay. All right. So that's the view coming in on latent view. We've got Aruna who's calling us from Hyderabad.
I'm just smiling because yeah late interview >> you coming on late but anyways Aruna is waiting by Aruna very good morning to you what's your query bot >> yeah very good morning to all of you sir uh actually my query is regarding Oracle financial services I'm having one time sheet at 8250 average I want to check with RDRA sir what is the long-term and short-term view on this and what is the point to sell and if I get a opportunity what is the point to enter >> okay all right uh got your question.
I'll take this up with Rudra. Rudra, your view on Oracle Financial Services.
>> See, even though it has not performed well for now a medium to longer time frame for like last 1 to two year, no doubt last 2 3 days bounce has been very swift in it. Look at stock like OFSS. It is close to its all-time high levels when the entire sector is not performing except for the last two days. So these are types of stock you have to pick and a definite hold price and I would advocate a buy into this stock on any dips to levels closer to 8,100 where the next strong support comes. So I don't think so you might get it at 8,100 definite hold at current market price and if you get it there you can enter or else hold on I won't be surprised to see this stock even move towards 14,000 to 15,000 to come. So this is a stock which can give you that 20 25% kind of a compounded return every year a definite hold and the best stock to buy from IT sector.
>> Got that view.
>> Uh anyways the next one that we have is on Aeroflex Industries which is from Atul who's writing us from Delhi. Uh he's bought it at the levels of 182 and 532 shares is what he's holding and wants to know as to whether he should continue to hold or not. Rudra your view on this one? 100% hold and if you get any dips to levels closer to 350 it'll be a buy for me. So definite hold.
>> Definite hold. Got it. The next question Rudra also to you is on Aisha Motors and Panma from Bengaluru is holding shares at 6930.
So very close to the current market price. Of course we had a fundamental reason where they've you know investing 2,500 crores in the new plant in Andhra Pradesh results on Friday as well. But Rudra, you know, we've been looking at that, you know, there's been a bounce from 6,600 and uh that is a key crucial level. Would you agree? And what would you recommend Punmat to do now?
>> See, Punit again the stock support for very short-term is at 6,600 zone. So any bounce to those levels from there only you have seen the bounce and again dips to those levels will be a good buying opportunity. But if you see TVS motor, if you see HR motor, even M&M, these are all stocks which are just correcting for very short term. But however, only if you have a long-term horizon. And if you are an investor, then only look at stocks like M&M, HR Motors or else for very short term. And if you are a trader, I will definitely avoid autos as a pack.
>> Right. Okay. The next one that we have is on Cohen's Pharma. Vikram Kana has purchased at the levels of 532 and he's holding around 1,560 shares. Says he wants to continue to hold this for the next 6 months. What should he do? Rdra, your view on the charts on Coen's life sciences.
>> Definitely a buy at current market price and hold on to what you have. But you have to keep a stop loss of 380 and even at current market price and on dips to 400 I will be a buyer. 380 should be the stop loss with which you have to hold on to all your positions. H got uh that view um RDRA but the next question coming in now uh and this one's on KC International uh um and uh and you know then it's on you know this one's bought by Jokeshwar at 508 uh so stock slipped to a new low now I think uh it might have hit a new 52- week low as well and he's down almost 17,000 rupees u ruther actually a quick one to you as well uh is the trajectory continuing to be downwards on the charts for this counter >> definitely yes 500 was the last support the stock had which it has broken now so I will definitely exit if I have KC international market doesn't know at what price you have bought there is no anchoring bias so at current market price for me it's a sell and even kes whatever my co- analyst po I will definitely vouch with him and even stocks like canes looks very weak to me forget where you have bought save the money whatever is left I will even exit Kes also and even KC at current market price irrespective of where you have bought >> idea forge then Ludra because the next one is on that because Niha is holding 120 shares at the level of 590 and she wants to know the targets for the next 3 months strategy as well as the stop loss for this one. See for very short term this stock definitely looks good but only thing is it has moved up so fast from levels of around 470 now you are seeing 780 if I'm not wrong in last 3 4 months the stock has given a return like 80% and can it further go up from here so for me yes hold on to the stock if you have but a definite stop-loss for this stock at around 730 has to be kept and then only you can hold on to the stock >> got that one is Coming in on CES our viewer banker treddy from Hyderabad is holding thousand odd shares at the levels of 176. He says that he's already sitting on a loss but wants to know if he can continue to hold add more or exit. Rudra are on the charts for CES.
>> So I will add at current market price keep a stop loss of around 170 and at current market price and on dips to 175 it's a buy but stop loss at 170 is a must and yes this stock can bounce back from these strong support zones of 175.
medium to longer time frame chart patterns are really strong.
>> Got that view. But the next question >> that we have uh is on uh TCS. Our viewer Rakkesh Gupta says that he's holding 100 shares of TCS at the levels of 2949. Uh in fact he's already holding Infosys and he wants to know whether he can continue to hold or sell this one. Um I you know I know that you know both technically and fundamentally uh right now it is looking weak but we've seen two days of straight gains in the sector. Rudra any view on both of these counters?
>> See I will definitely switch from TCS Infosys to stocks like either co-forge tech mahendra oracle financials. So these are some of the stocks in it where you have relative strength. So TCS and infy does not show that kind of a strength to me. So if I have TCS and INFI, I will switch from there to three other stocks which I mentioned now from the same sector. Look at Co-Fforge, look at Techmahendra and also look at OFSS.
>> Got it.
>> Next one that we have is on Saggility India. Shankar from Bengaluru is holding 1100 odd shares at the levels of 41.6.
He wants to know if he can average at the current market price. His target is for the next 3 months. Rudra, your view?
Yes, at current market price I will definitely look at averaging the stock and uh it has just given good time wise consolidation and keeping a stop loss of 38. I will be a buyer at current market price and yes this stock can go towards 50 zone and beyond that also yes a move towards 60 65 is also possible. So at current market price it's a great riskreward to buy 38 should be a stop loss on closing basis look at initial target of 50.
Got that uh view but let's go across take another call.
>> First is on Suzlon Murugram from Turupati is holding 12,500 shares at the levels of 42. Can you continue to hold Rudra?
>> Hold.
>> Uh next one's on MRPL bought at 180 by Ry from Bangalore. Uh Rudra a view on the charts >> shift to Chennai Petro.
>> Okay the next one that we have is on Vdanta and Rudra this question is for you. Our viewers bought it at the levels of 480 1100 shares is what he Dr. Majunat has been holding. Uh can he continue to hold from a slightly long-term perspective?
>> Definitely holding.
>> Uh next one's coming in on uh okay, we've taken Raymonds today on Bon BL 8,000 shares held at 453. Rudra, what's the view on the charts now?
>> Add >> uh buying MRPL at the current price makes sense. Sudra >> I just now told Chennai petrol is a better option compared to >> uh JNK bank bought at 121. Uh Rudra viewer wants to know Sabita wants to know a short-term view on the stock now.
>> So I will say hold.
>> Okay. Network technologies what are the right levels to make an entry into this one? Bindu from Hyderabad wants to know.
Uh Rudra.
>> So at current market price it's a hold and on dips to 3,500 it'll be a good buy. Uh next one uh you know that's coming in now it's uh on uh blackbox and vishanatan from koalaur wants to enter the stock now. Rudra would you recommend that on the charts?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. The next one is on zagle prepaid.
Ravi from Mumbai has bought 100 shares at a 330 good time to average or exit rudra on the charts.
>> Exit.
>> Kotak Mahindra Bank. Does it make sense to make an entry right now from a 1 month perspective? RDRA >> no I will avoid. Got it.
>> Irida is the last one. Somia from Bengaluru has bought 50 shares at the level of 125. Continue to hold. Rdra >> exit.
>> All right. Okay. That brings us to the end of this rapid fire round as well as ask profit. Rudra as well. Thank you so much for taking out the time and helping us almost 80 queries that we managed to answer in this edition itself. So probably we're crossing 100 queries in the afternoon edition.
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