The Indian share market has been growing steadily in the last few years. The stock market capitalization has also grown at a similar pace. The market peaked in March 2018 and has been downtrend since then.Â
Most stocks have been below their 10-day moving averages for the past few months. This has made trading shares difficult for most investors, as the Nifty50 index has been the benchmark for the Indian share market. For most of the past decade, it has been the leading index and has been an excellent performing index from a long-term perspective.Â
The index grew at a compounded annual growth rate of over 20% in the last ten years. However, over the past few months, the index has been falling. We don’t know if this is a short-term correction or a long-term downtrend.Â
However, the share market has fallen by almost the same amount. However, the fall in the share market may impact TATA Motors’ share price in the short term. Let’s find out why.
Why has the share market fallen?
The S&P BSE Sensex has fallen for the past month as concerns about a global trade war have raised questions about the health of the world’s second-largest economy. Rising crude oil prices and weakness in specific emerging markets are also seen in the fall.Â
There are many reasons behind the fall in the share prices, the biggest of which is uncertainty. Uncertainty is a significant concern in the stock markets these days.Â
Investors usually prefer clarity and certainty. With the current state of uncertainty, many investors have been reluctant to invest in the stock market. Another reason for the stock market fall and fall in companies’ share prices is that investors have become more cautious about their stock spending.Â
Many investors have been holding shares in the stock market for a long time and are now trying to evaluate the price of the shares before they make any significant investment. This increased cautiousness in investing in shares has reduced the buying pressure in the share market and has led to a gradual fall in share prices.
How has Tata Motors’ share price responded?
TATA Motors’ share price has fallen by about 4% in the past month. While this fall is not overly significant, it is interesting that the share price has followed a sideways trend all year. TATA Motors’ share price has been below its 10-day moving average for a long time now. This is another factor contributing to the fall in the share price. A dip below the moving average indicates that the share price is not making any upward movement.
In most cases where the share market has fallen, the share prices have been in a sideways trend. The sideways trend indicates that the share price is not moving upward, or we can say that the share price is staying below the moving average and is not making any momentum in its upward movement. This is another reason for the sideways trend in TATA Motors’ share price.
Conclusion:
The share market has fallen by almost the same amount as the price of TATA Motors shares. The market fall may lead to a fall in TATA Motors’ share price in the short term. However, in a long time, the share price of TATA Motors is likely to rise as the company is doing well and is a leading automobile and heavy engineering company.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q-1. What is the current and Targeted Price of TATA Motors?
Emkay Global issued a buy recommendation on Tata Motors with a target price of Rs 530. Tata Motors Ltd. is currently trading at Rs 429.5. Analysts have specified a one-year time frame for Tata Motors Ltd. stock to achieve the defined objective.
Q-2. What is the Profit made by the company in recent times?
The firm reported a Consolidated Total Income of Rs 72931.86 Crore for the quarter ended 31-12-2021, up 17.17% from the previous quarter’s Total Income of Rs 62245.73 and down -4.50% from the prior year’s same quarter. Total Income of Rs 76365.79 Cr. In the most recent quarter, the company posted a net profit after tax of Rs -1338.17 cr.
Q-3. What is the main aim of TATA Motors for this financial year?
Tata Motors intends to build more than 80,000 electric vehicles this fiscal year.
References:
Tata Motors aims to produce more than 80,000 EVs this fiscal: Report – BusinessToday
Sensex Live updates: Sensex up by 176.44 – Why Sensex is rising today? | ETMarkets (indiatimes.com)
Buy Tata Motors, target price Rs 450: ICICI Direct – New On News.
