Buy, Sell Or Hold: Union Bank, Ather Energy, HDFC Bank, Suzlon - Ask Profit

Should you add shares of Union Bank of India Ltd.? Should you hold shares of HDFC Bank Ltd. at the current market price? Have you lost the chance to buy Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd. stock at an attractive price? Should you sell shares of Ather Energy Ltd.?

Gaurav Sharma, Vice President & Head of Research @ Globe Capital, Saurabh Jain, Equity Head, Research, SMC Global Securities, and Krupali Prakashkumar Nakar, Independent Research Analyst provided insights on these investor queries and more on NDTV Profit's Ask Profit show.

Union Bank of India Ltd. (CMP: Rs 178.08)

Gaurav: Hold

• PSU Banks are performing well. 
• Union Bank has good set of numbers.
• It has set the tone for upwards towards Rs 178 is the immediate near-term.
• Rs 185 levels can be expected from the stock.

HDFC Bank Ltd. (CMP: Rs 770.15)

Saurabh: Hold

• Banks will take some time to get into its historical net interest margin.
• Hold but do not add more.
• Can add ICICI Bank also

Ather Energy Ltd. (CMP: Rs 1,283.90)

Saurabh: Book some profits

• The company is still bleeding in financials.
• Valuations are expensive.
• Even if things turn around, stock price reflect future-forward earning.

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd. (CMP: Rs 569)

Gaurav: Hold

• Stock has rallied too much in short-time.
• Can book profits if stock is in reasonable quantity in the portfolio. 
• Hold and look for targets close to Rs 610.

Suzlon Energy Ltd. (CMP: Rs 53.17)

Saurabh: Hold

• The Q1FY27 results for the company has been good.
• Stock is largely moving in a range. 
• Things have been better from the company's balance sheet perspective.
• Good hold for the long run.

JTL Industries Ltd. (CMP: Rs 76.32)

Krupali: Hold

• If the stock is in loss in portfolio, don't average it.
• Stock is consolidating.
• Hold the stock and don't average it out.

Havells India Ltd. (CMP: Rs 1,219.30)

Krupali: Hold

• Stock is giving bullish outlook.
• Can hold for long term.
• Wait for good profits to come.

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England white-ball captain Harry Brook has urged his side to learn from Joe Root as they seek to complete a one-day international series win against top-ranked India. Root followed his unbeaten 76 in England's defeat in the first ODI with a superbly-paced 99 not out as they won in Cardiff on Thursday to level the three-match series ahead of Sunday's finale at Lord's. England's victory in Cardiff followed a run of 16 defeats in their previous 20 ODIs. That dismal sequence has raised questions about how competitive a team seemingly wedded to aggressive batting will be at next year's 50-over World Cup in southern Africa.

The 35-year-old Root -- who has scored 7,752 runs in 191 ODIs with 20 hundreds -- said he sympathised with younger players coming into the England side as changes to the domestic schedule meant they do not have "the wealth of experience and understanding of 50-over cricket".

But Brook, a Yorkshire team-mate of Root insisted even the very best players are always looking to improve.

"I personally think you're always learning," Brook told reporters at Lord's on Saturday.

"He (Root) has played nearly 200 ODIs, he's still trying to learn, he's still trying to get better as a player and he's England's greatest-ever batter."

When it was suggested to Brook that England had become over-reliant on Root, he said: "Root has been such a good player for so many years and it's awesome to have him on the side. 

"We probably have depended on him quite a little bit in recent times in ODI cricket and Test cricket.

"Hopefully, the boys can learn from what he's doing, myself included, and realise how easy he's making batting look, to be able to just rotate the strike.

"If we can add a little bit of Joe Root into our batting as a collective team, then we'll definitely be in some strong positions."

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That reverse meant England had lost seven of their last nine Tests.

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"We want to put ourselves in strong positions as much as we possibly can to be able to dominate the game.

"Test cricket is a long game, five days, and we could probably be slightly more consistent than we have been over the last couple of years."

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