CDSL

CDSL experienced a significant price drop after a bearish confirmation candle, indicating a potential sell signal.

CDSL's bias remains positive towards a move up to 1550-1600.

CDSL is expected to move towards 1550-1600.

CDSL has experienced a strong breakout with good volume, gap-up opening, and a full-bodied candle, indicating a positive confirmation.

CDSL's revenue model is well-diversified, and not heavily reliant on document storage charges. This diversification, along with its low beta, contributes to its status as a recession-proof stock.

CDSL appears to be undervalued currently, as its Earnings Per Share (EPS) is increasing while its Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio is declining.

CDSL is experiencing record-high sales, operating profit, operating profit margin, Profit Before Tax (PBT), and Profit After Tax (PAT).

CDSL shows strong growth, with a 10-year compounded sales growth of 19% and a 10-year compounded profit growth of 20%. The stock price has seen a 3-year CAGR of 71% and a 1-year CAGR of 17%.

CDSL is a debt-free company, indicating a strong balance sheet with no debt-to-equity ratio.

CDSL has achieved an all-time high cash flow from operating activities, reaching 282 crore.

CDSL Ventures Limited is currently the largest contributor among the subsidiaries, accounting for 19.52% of the total net profit. The remaining three subsidiaries (insurance, commodity, and IFSC) contribute only 0.5%. However, there is significant potential for these three subsidiaries to grow and contribute more to CDSL's overall profitability.

CDSL's parent company is projected to contribute approximately 80% of its net profit, with its four subsidiaries contributing the remaining 20% in the fiscal year ending March 2021. There is potential for significant growth in the profitability of the subsidiaries.