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Vrishank Raj

Stealth • 3m

Ola electric has already given 44% returns in 2 days, despite being a loss making company. Ola electric incurred a loss of rs.267 cr last financial year. It has a negative ROE. Ola electric is a fundamentally weak company, but it is still giving returns because of Nationalism wave? If you guys have observed, Bhavish Aggarwal was trying to build a very nationalist image since a few months, replacing Google maps, launching India's own gpt "krutrim", shitting on westerners for having a good work life balance and many more things Now these all things, deffo shaped his image in a good light. Retailers, high on the "India story" bought the stocks of ola electric, despite it being a fundamentally bad stock. If Institutional investors sell the stocks now in huge quantity, the stock will come falling down to the ground. Ps: not an investment advice, I am just trying to understand a retailer's mindset when they invest in such companies.

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