Here is one interesting case study showing that despite good fundamentals, some companies will underperform. - SIS was listed at a price of 815 in 2017 - It later had a stock split from FV of Rs. 10/Share to Rs. 5/Share. For every share exchanged, Investors got 2 shares. - So, technically with the current price chart (post-split), the adjusted listing price...
Fundamentals are good, revenue has increased more than 10 times in 11 years but OPM dropped by 66% due to increase in employee cost which is concerning. Borrowings increased to almost 100% but trade receivables & cash equivalents can make it up to 87.5%. Technically price is about to reach the base of the big descending triangle as highlighted and forming strong...
i have mentioned everything on charts work with a SL which is need to below 350 and believe on the technical thanks
Bought at 14. The stocks already did a parabolic run with high volume. If stagnation occurs, the reward is no longer preferred comparing it to the risks. Sell it fast. For me, I’m going to try to take profit slowly- without affecting the price movement.