In this market analysis segment, an investor from Bangalore asks whether to exit Tata Motors Passenger Vehicle shares after facing a steep 44% loss, or continue holding for a possible recovery. The discussion focuses on the technical setup of TMPV, where the stock has shown sustained negative momentum with little relief in the short and medium term. However, the analyst notes that current levels are near a strong support zone and technical indicators appear to be moving toward oversold territory. Instead of panic selling at the bottom, the view suggests staying invested for now and reassessing if the stock rebounds toward the ₹380–₹390 zone, where repeated rejections have been seen earlier. Watch this video for a clear, analytical breakdown of Tata Motors PV stock strategy, key support levels, recovery signals, risk management, and what investors should track before making any decision based on the expert view shared in the show today.
Following the Iveco acquisition in Q2 FY27, Nuvama said TMCV's focus will shift to cross-selling opportunities, sourcing efficiencies and R&D synergies.
MOFSL suggested 'Buy' rating on Waaree Energies, Trent and Tech Mahindra. It recommended 'Sell' on Tata Motors PV.
Tata Motors said it has significantly strengthened its electric commercial vehicle portfolio over the past 12 months. It introduced a new generation of eCVs tailored to varied duty cycles and operating conditions.
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles stock closed 1.56% lower at Rs 359.50 on Friday. Market cap of the firm stood at Rs 1.32 lakh crore.
Deven Choksey, MD, DR Choksey FinServ Private Limited, shares his perspective on the challenges facing the Tata Group and the importance of stronger investor engagement. He emphasizes that while the group enjoys a rich legacy and operates several market-leading businesses, sustained value creation also requires clear communication with shareholders and the broader investment community. According to Choksey, investors increasingly expect greater visibility into business strategies, growth plans, and long-term value drivers. He highlights the need for corporate leadership to actively showcase the strengths of individual group companies and address investor concerns directly. Effective communication, transparency, and confidence-building measures can play a significant role in shaping market perception and supporting long-term shareholder value.
CG Power saw the four private insurers buying 1,53,000 crore shares for Rs 140 crore. Premier Energies also saw buying to the tune of Rs 133 crore.
On Ola Electric Mobility Ltd, the market expert noted that the stock, which has been among the most beaten-down EV plays, has given a breakout on weekly charts with strong volumes.
Master Capital Services said that CG Power has delivered a strong breakout above its previous resistance zone near Rs 875 and continues to trade in a well defined uptrend.
Auto stocks: Elara Securities said the risk-reward is favorable for passenger vehicle and two-wheeler firms, as even if there is a downcycle, the decline has been moderate.
Jaguar Land Rover: According to the company's investor presentation, JLR's Q4 revenue stood at £6.9 billion, down 11.1% YoY but up 51.4% QoQ. Consequently, JLR's EBITA margin expanded to a 9.2%.




