u/bakabuchi

We all reject ABVP, RSS, BJP for a reason, but why MSF and LEAGUE are not being rejected the same way?

About a week ago, I saw someone in the comments of a post on this subreddit telling everyone to buy Ather. And as usual it was ignored by everyone. I was genuinely curious why he was so confident about it.

So I DM’d him and asked why exactly he thought the stock would go up from here, because honestly, I already felt like Ather was overvalued.

He told me he wasn’t really sure how far the stock would go, but his reasoning was pretty simple: Ather was about to launch their new family EV scooter, the KONARK, and he believed the hype around the launch could push the stock up another 10–20% over the next week or two. His plan was to exit after that.

I didn’t just blindly follow him. I did my own research into the company, the upcoming launch, and the potential impact, and eventually I was convinced there was a reasonably high probability that his thesis could play out.

So I bought the stock.

Fast forward one week, and I’m already up around 14% in less than a week.

Not saying this will keep going up or that anyone should buy it based on my experience. Just found it interesting how a random Reddit comment led me to look deeper into the stock and actually make a decent return.

Don't mind the title but I tried to calculate the ROCE of the Ather and it came somewhere around 12%, but somehow in screener its mentioned around 20%. Can somebody tell me how ROCE is actually calculated. I'm just trying to learn brick by brick, thank you all.

Atleast thats what I believe lol.

I invest on stocks which are valued less. I have done my fundamental analysis and find these stocks very strong and they are at strong support, might sell HDFC and ITC if they fall below the support. Kaynes is a long term buy.