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At what price does paytm becomes a value buy?
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better to avoid as the current price is like 1/7 of the all-time high which was close 2000.. or even 1/3 of 52week now.. better to accumulate SFB like Utkarsh/Jana or power stocks like PFC/REC especially solar ones which for sure even if it doesn't double will surely give 30-40% returns and dividends in the next 1yr
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Better invest Somewhere, don't go for brand name. Aajkal unknown names hi profit banake de rahe Hain. Jahan bheed jyada hai, wahan profit kam hai.
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when it's cashback is 0
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Personally don't want to invest in companies like Paytm even if it is given free. But hypothetically the fair value of Paytm should be around Rs.150. Since there is no profit, the fair value will diminish with cash burn. Paytm has around 6k Crore as cash and cash equivalents. Not much debt. It owns 7% of PayPay that's roughly 3900 crore according to my calculations. Even with holding company discount that should be valued at 2k crore. So the valuation should be around 8k crore. That's roughly Rs.125. A 15% premium I can consider for the business. So around 150.
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Not until it turns profitable
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After the news of FLDG & reworked lending agreements it's moving towards ONE NINETY SEVEN 🤣🤣 soon.... So hold your horses and better to invest in getting PRO MAX under chashback and offers.... There the returns are good
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Its Paytm. Even Rs 10 is more .
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tea seller & mota bhai are scheming to resrve paytm for jio fin by sendin rbi goons just like ed & making sure to get patym पूरा रस निचोडके
jio listed at 200 so 49rs for paytm is what mota bhai is willing to pay
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better to avoid as the current price is like 1/7 of the all-time high which was close 2000.. or even 1/3 of 52week now.. better to accumulate SFB like Utkarsh/Jana or power stocks like PFC/REC especially solar ones which for sure even if it doesn't double will surely give 30-40% returns and dividends in the next 1yr
Personally don't want to invest in companies like Paytm even if it is given free. But hypothetically the fair value of Paytm should be around Rs.150. Since there is no profit, the fair value will diminish with cash burn. Paytm has around 6k Crore as cash and cash equivalents. Not much debt. It owns 7% of PayPay that's roughly 3900 crore according to my calculations. Even with holding company discount that should be valued at 2k crore. So the valuation should be around 8k crore. That's roughly Rs.125. A 15% premium I can consider for the business. So around 150.