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CLSA sees 29% downside in Meesho despite a 19% YTD rally. Buy, sell or hold?

Reported by Abhishek Tiwari (Copy Editor) · Economic Times - Markets ·

CLSA sees 29% downside in Meesho despite a 19% YTD rally. Buy, sell or hold?Representative image · Wikimedia Commons

CLSA has maintained an Underperform rating on Meesho with a target price of Rs 150, citing stretched valuations and optimism around advertising monetisation, order frequency and logistics savings. The brokerage believes significant downside if these growth drivers fail to meet market expectations. Meesho has seen a 19% year-to-date rally, but CLSA sees a 29% downside in the stock despite this growth. The brokerage's move comes as the company's growth drivers are under scrutiny. CLSA's prediction highlights the concerns among analysts about the company's ability to sustain its growth momentum. Meesho's stock has been among the top performers in the Indian stock market, but the brokerage's Underperform rating suggests a cautious approach. The company's valuation is seen as stretched, and analysts are wary of the risks associated with its growth drivers. CLSA's target price of Rs 150 suggests a potential downward trend for the stock. The brokerage's prediction is based on its analysis of Meesho's financial performance and market trends. Meesho's 19% year-to-date rally has been impressive, but CLSA believes that the stock's price may decline by 29% if the company fails to meet its growth expectations. The brokerage's Underperform rating on Meesho is a sign of its caution about the company's prospects. CLSA's prediction highlights the need for investors to be cautious when investing in growth stocks. Meesho's growth drivers, including advertising monetisation, order frequency and logistics savings, are seen as key to the company's success. However, CLSA's analysis suggests that these growth drivers may not be sustainable in the long term. The brokerage's Underperform rating on Meesho is a warning to investors to be cautious when investing in the stock. The company's valuation is seen as stretched, and analysts are wary of the risks associated with its growth drivers. CLSA's prediction is based on its analysis of Meesho's financial performance and market trends. The brokerage's move comes as the company is under scrutiny for its growth drivers. Meesho's 19% year-to-date rally has been impressive, but CLSA believes that the stock's price may decline by 29% if the company fails to meet its growth expectations. The company's growth drivers, including advertising monetisation, order frequency and logistics savings, are seen as key to the company's success. However, CLSA's analysis suggests that these growth drivers may not be sustainable in the long term. CLSA's Underperform rating on Meesho is a sign of its caution about the company's prospects. The brokerage's prediction highlights the need for investors to be cautious when investing in growth stocks. Meesho's target price of Rs 150 suggests a potential downward trend for the stock. The brokerage's prediction is based on its analysis of Meesho's financial performance and market trends.

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