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Cupid Stock Refuses to Die
Cupid Ltd, a stock delisted in 2016, has surprisingly bounced back with investors calling it an 'unbreakable stock'. The bull case argues that the company's past struggles have made it stronger, while the bear case points out that its revival is largely speculative. The smarter trade might be to watch for similar turnaround stories in the small-cap space.
Cupid Stock Defies Bears
Cupid's stock has been labelled 'unbreakable' by some, with bulls arguing it won't burst due to its strong fundamentals. However, bears counter that the stock's valuation is overstretched, with some comparing it to a 'beginner's strategy'. Meanwhile, Milky Mist's unique business model of converting milk into paneer, cheese, and ice cream has caught attention, but its stock performance remains to be seen.
HDFCBANK Up 0.8%
Buying HDFCBANK for dividend collection and swing trade opportunities yields 0.8% gains, but some investors argue the stock's valuation is stretched, while others see it as a safe bet with MTF facilities available. The key to watch is how the stock performs post-dividend payout. Zerodha users are also discussing negative balance issues, which could impact trading sentiment.
US Senate passes 100% tariff bill
The US Senate's 100% tariff bill on India has sparked concerns, with bulls arguing it's a buying opportunity for domestic-focused stocks like HDFC Bank and Bajaj Finance, while bears see it as a major headwind for export-dependent companies like Infosys and TCS. The key thing to watch is how the Indian government responds to this move.
US Senate passes 100% tariff bill
The US Senate's 100% tariff bill on India has bears warning of a 10% downside in HDFC Bank and Reliance, while bulls argue that a diplomatic resolution will limit the damage to 2-3% and create a buying opportunity in large caps like ICICI and TCS. The key thing to watch is how India's government responds to the bill, with a potential trade war impacting sectors like fintech and banking.
US Senate passes 100% tariffs on India
The US Senate's 100% tariffs on India may impact Indian stocks, with bears arguing it could lead to a market downturn, while bulls see it as a buying opportunity for companies like Tata Tech, which is up 9% after being added to a watchlist. The key thing to watch is how the Indian government responds to these tariffs.
Cupid up 200% in 6 months
Cupid's 200% return in 6 months has bulls calling it a multi-bagger, but bears argue it's a bubble waiting to burst, with some pointing to the lack of fundamentals. The same frenzy is seen in Kalyan Jewellers, with some investors questioning the valuation. A closer look at E2E Networks, which has returned +13,200% in 5 years, may provide a non-obvious angle on the Indian stock market's penchant for hyped stocks.
Cupid Ltd up 200% in 6 months
Cupid Ltd's 200% return in 6 months has bulls calling it a multi-bagger, while bears argue it's a bubble waiting to burst, with one investor selling 20% of their holding after an 100x return over 8 years. The smarter trade here might be to watch for a potential correction to buy in. Zee Entertainment's decline from ₹75L to ₹30L also highlights the risks of over-concentration in a single stock.
Lenskart +7% on Q1 profit jump
Lenskart shares hit a record high after Q1 profit jumped nearly four-fold to ₹228 crore, driven by strong domestic sales. Motilal Oswal lifted the target price, citing the company's strong growth momentum. However, bears flag the rich valuations, with the stock trading at 100x FY27 earnings. Watch for Nifty's ability to hold above 24,300 technical support.
Lenskart +7% on Q1 profit jump
Lenskart shares hit a record high after Q1 profit jumped nearly four-fold to ₹228 crore, driven by strong domestic sales. Bears argue valuation is stretched, while bulls see room for further growth. Watch for Nifty's ability to hold above 24,400.
Lenskart +7% on 273% Q1 profit jump
Lenskart Solutions' Q1 net profit surged 273% YoY to ₹228 crore, driven by strong domestic and international growth. Bears flag valuation concerns, while bulls argue the company's expanding store network and margin boost justify the price. Watch for sustaining profitability of new stores.
Lenskart +7% on strong Q1 results
Lenskart's Q1 results beat expectations with a 43.3% revenue growth, driven by its international business and store expansion in India. Bears argue that sustaining profitability of new stores will be a challenge, while bulls see the company's strong margin boost as a catalyst for further growth. Watch for MSCI inclusion buzz to drive the stock further.
Lenskart +7% on strong Q1 results
Lenskart's consolidated net profit surged to ₹221.84 crore in Q1, driven by 43.3% revenue growth. Bears flag valuations, while bulls argue MSCI inclusion will boost investor interest. Watch for LEAP India's IPO listing on Friday, which may set the tone for upcoming listings.
Lenskart +7% on strong Q1
Lenskart's Q1 profit growth and MSCI inclusion buzz are driving the stock higher, with bulls arguing the company's expanding revenue and improving profitability will continue to attract investors. However, bears flag the potential impact of firm crude prices on consumer spending. Tata Motors CV's 6% surge after Q1 profit growth is also in focus, with investors watching for signs of broader sector recovery.