MRF: India’s most expensive stock turns even pricier, jumps 54% since March lows — is it time to sell after Q2?
MRF share price has surged 54% since March, reaching a record high of ₹163,600. However, analysts warn of a potential reversal due to disappointing Q2 results. Motilal Oswal and Kotak Securities maintain 'Sell' ratings, while CLSA sees potential for further growth.
MRF share price has surged 54% since March, reaching a record high of ₹163,600. However, analysts warn of a potential reversal due to disappointing Q2 results. Motilal Oswal and Kotak Securities maintain 'Sell' ratings, while CLSA sees potential for further growth.
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