IDFC First Bank share price dips after 4 straight sessions of rise: Should you buy or sell the stock?
IDFC First Bank share price has been on the rise in the recent past, having risen more than 12% in the last month. The IDFC First Bank share price, which had ended with gains during the past 3 straight sessions, however, saw some decline on Wednesday in the opening trades.
IDFC First Bank share price opened at ₹ 77.46 on the BSE on Wednesday, slightly higher than the previous day's closing price of ₹ 77.24, though it gained slightly to the ₹ 77.50 level. IDFC First Bank share price, however, dipped to the ₹ 76.83 level thereafter.
Analysts remain positive on IDFC First Bank, and Investec has upgrades the stock recently as it feels operating leverage is a powerful earnings driver
Investec sees IDFC First Bank delivering 29% compound annual growth (CAGR) in core pre-provision operating profit, or PPOP CAGR, over FY25-28 (highest across banks), aided by ~80 basis point reduction in cost-to-assets. This, combined with a ~90 bps decline in credit cost from elevated levels over FY25-28 (estimated), should help drive 1.3% RoA by FY28 (vs 0.5% in FY25) and sector-leading 57% Earnings per share CAGR, as per Investec
IDFC First Bank shares have broken out of a bullish 184-day-long rounding bottom pattern and is now heading towards the crucial weekly swing high of ₹ 84.5—a key trend changer level on the weekly charts, said Anshul Jain, Head of Research at Lakshmishree Investment.
A decisive breach and sustain above ₹ 84.5 will shift the structure from mildly bullish to strongly bullish, paving the way for the stock to target its all-time highs in the sessions ahead. Traders should watch for strong volume confirmation to build conviction as the stock approaches this critical level, added Jain.
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