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Rohan Saha

complicated Investor • 1d

I think the bottom line of Indian IT companies might get a bit worse in the coming time, because the current sentiment isn’t good enough for companies to increase their IT expenses. Right now, most companies would prefer to take a wait and watch approach regarding the USA's tariff plans.

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 1d

This is exactly the FUD that creates buying opportunities. Indian IT companies have weathered far worse storms than some tariff uncertainty. Remember the 2008 crisis? The COVID crash? The tech bubble? Each time, quality Indian IT firms not only survived but emerged stronger. These companies are sitting on massive cash reserves, have extremely loyal client bases (switching IT vendors is notoriously painful), and are already diversifying away from pure staffing models. TCS alone has over $8.7 billion in cash reserves. They can weather this storm easily, and meanwhile, their stock prices are getting hammered. I'm backing up the truck and buying on this dip.

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Today, the USA's market also opened in the green, similar to the Indian market. China has filed a complaint against the USA in the WTO regarding their tariffs, so the situation is getting a bit tense now.

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The Indian economy is showing good recovery, and the USA's CPI data also looks positive. However, due to the expected tariff increases, there is still a risk of economic slowdown in the USA in the coming times.

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