Search

Cookies

We use cookies to improve your experience. By continuing, you accept our use of cookies.

Business

Experts Weigh In: Hold Tata Power, Exit Inox Wind, Buy CG Power on Dips

· · 2 min read

Market analysts offer specific guidance on Tata Power, Inox Wind, and CG Power shares. One expert recommends holding Tata Power and exiting Inox Wind, while another sees CG Power as a compelling buy on dips.

Market experts have provided detailed technical and fundamental analysis on key stocks, including Tata Power Company Ltd, Inox Wind Ltd, and CG Power and Industrial Solutions Ltd, offering investors specific recommendations on their current positions.

Inox Wind: Negative Trend, Expert Advises Exit

According to Jatin Gedia, Technical Research Analyst at Teji Mandi (a Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd subsidiary), the trend for Inox Wind Ltd remains significantly weak. He noted that a recent pullback towards the Rs 105-110 level was met with renewed selling pressure at the 20-week average.

"The trend for Inox Wind remains negative... At this point, I would suggest exiting the stock," Gedia stated.

On the day of the report, Inox Wind shares shed 0.42 per cent, settling at Rs 95.10.

Tata Power: Hold at Crucial Support Levels

Conversely, Gedia advised investors to hold onto Tata Power Company Ltd. The stock recently declined from Rs 465 to Rs 400, reaching its 200-day moving average, which he identified as a crucial long-term support level.

"Exiting at current levels would not be suggestive, but in fact, the trader should hold on to this stock. We are expecting a move towards Rs 435 to Rs 440 from a short-term perspective," Gedia explained.

Tata Power shares declined 0.68 per cent to Rs 404.40.

CG Power: Attractive on Dips Amid Semiconductor Focus

Kranthi Bathini, Equity Strategist at WealthMills Securities, offered a bullish outlook on CG Power and Industrial Solutions Ltd. He highlighted the company's strong performance in the last quarter and its strategic focus on semiconductor chip design.

"Given the kind of focus the company is building up in semiconductor chip design, CG Power is among the front-runners. This is the reason that makes the stock attractive on every dip from a medium- to longer-term perspective," Bathini remarked.

While acknowledging that valuations appear somewhat stretched, Bathini emphasized the company's positive outlook and earnings visibility in both the power segment and emerging sectors like semiconductor chip design, making it a "compelling buy on dips." Shares of CG Power slipped 3.41 per cent to close at Rs 809.35.

Related