Angel One Ltd. Share Price

Angel One sheds 20% workforce amid growth reset

Angel One Limited (

) has trimmed its permanent workforce to 2,934 in FY26 from 3,823 a year earlier, representing a headcount reduction of nearly 20%. The sharp rationalization comes as retail trading activity slows and regulatory changes hit the broker's primary volume driver: derivatives. SEBI has tightened contract sizes, position limits, and expiry terms for index derivatives, reducing individual trader loss volumes across the industry. Consequently, Angel One saw gross client additions drop by around 27%, while trading order volume growth slowed to 9.5% despite total clients hitting 39.03 million in July. Competitors like Groww and Zerodha continue to extract higher profit per user, with Groww generating ₹2,083 crore in net profit on ₹4,644 crore revenue in FY26, compared to Angel One’s ₹915 crore profit on ₹5,137 crore revenue. To combat slowing core broking revenue, management is pushing a cross-selling transformation. Angel One is expanding into non-broking revenue drivers such as wealth management, distribution, credit, and asset management, while forming a joint venture with Livwell for digital insurance products. Non-broking revenue streams now account for about one-third of overall revenue, up from 17% in FY23. What the headline misses is that headcount cuts were paired with rising employee benefit expenses, pointing to higher-cost executive hires rather than pure cost reduction. Additionally, AI adoption has improved engineering efficiency. Investors should watch whether the platform can successfully scale its super app to cross-sell non-broking products without confusing users. Key metrics to monitor include gross client acquisition trends, average client funding book growth, and market share retention against discount broking rivals. Disclosure: This post is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice.

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NIFTY का 8-WEEK RED ALERT -->2008 और COVID भी पीछे!

भारतीय शेयर बाजार के इतिहास में Nifty एक बेहद rare phase से गुजर रहा है। Nifty लगातार 8वीं बार Weekly Candle लाल बंद करने की कगार/स्थिति में है। सबसे खास बात? ऐसी लगातार 8 weekly red candles का streak 2008 के Global Financial Crisis और 2020 के COVID Crash के दौरान भी नहीं बना था। अब सवाल है: क्या Nifty इतिहास का नया record बनाने जा रहा है — या यहीं से reversal आएगा? ---->NIFTY की सबसे लंबी Weekly Losing Streaks Period Red Weeks Open → Close गिरावट 19 May – 30 Jun 2008 7 Weeks 5,157 → 4,016 -22.1% 23 Apr – 28 May 2012 6 Weeks 5,277 → 4,842 -8.2% 21 Jan – 25 Feb 2013 6 Weeks 6,086 → 5,720 -6.0% 22 Jul – 26 Aug 2013 6 Weeks 6,010 → 5,472 -9.0% 30 Jun – 04 Aug 2025 6 Weeks 25,662 → 24,363 -5.1% 03 Aug – 25 Sep 2026 8 Weeks 24,573 → ~23,094 ~ -6.0% 2008 में Nifty का लगातार 7-week losing streak दर्ज हुआ था। 2025 में भी Nifty ने छह लगातार weekly declines का rare pattern बनाया था। ---->सबसे बड़ा सवाल: क्या यह नया RECORD है? अगर 25 September 2026 की weekly close को शामिल किया जाए, तो मौजूदा streak 8 consecutive red weeks तक पहुंच गई है। यानी: 2008 → 7 Weeks 2026 → 8 Weeks यह pattern इसलिए extraordinary है क्योंकि 2008 Financial Crisis और 2020 COVID Crash जैसे बड़े market shocks के दौरान भी 8 लगातार weekly red closes नहीं देखे गए। ---->इस बार क्या अलग है? मौजूदा कमजोरी के पीछे कई factors हैं: • Elevated crude oil • Geopolitical uncertainty • Foreign selling • Higher global yields • Rupee pressure 2026 की मौजूदा streak पहले ही सितंबर 18 तक छह लगातार losing weeks तक पहुंच चुकी थी। --->FOCUS STOCKS

CDSL ANGELONE MOTILALOFS ANAND RATHI ---->अब Traders को क्या देखना चाहिए? सिर्फ यह देखना काफी नहीं है कि: "8th Red Candle बन गई!" असल सवाल है: क्या Nifty इस गिरावट के बाद अपना reversal confirm करता है? ----->8 Red Weeks का मतलब क्या? यह एक extreme momentum signal है। लेकिन extreme oversold conditions में दो चीजें संभव होती हैं: Trend Continues Mean Reversion Excessive selling के बाद short covering और bargain buying से sharp technical bounce आता है।

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Angel One Ltd a “Neutral” call from UBS with a ₹360 target.

In its August 2026 business update, Angel One reported a 17.8% YoY rise in its client base to 39.56 million, with 0.57 million gross client additions in the month. Despite a moderation in trading activity and market share, the average client funding book reached an all‑time high of ₹74.21 billion, underscoring strong balance‑sheet growth. The stock rallied on September 4 after SEBI said it would review the settlement‑price methodology for F&O contracts a month after the rollout of the Closing Auction Session (CAS), easing earlier concerns about a structural hit to derivatives volumes. On the brokerage‑call front, UBS maintains a “Neutral” rating with a target price of ₹360, expecting a strong runway for margin‑trading (MTF) growth and viewing CAS impact as transient, while not revising guidance or cost plans at this stage. Shares have been trading around ₹297–₹305 in recent sessions, with a market capitalisation near ₹27,300–₹27,400 crore.

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[ANGELONE] – Positional Important Levels:

Angel One Limited [ANGELONE] – Positional Important Levels: Support: ₹2,300 – ₹2,350 Resistance: ₹2,500 – ₹2,600 Structure: Neutral to positive technical setup Business: One of India’s leading digital broking and financial-services platforms, offering broking, mutual funds, insurance and other investment products Key driver: Rising retail participation, growth in demat accounts, derivatives activity and increasing adoption of digital investing Growth visibility: Expansion of the customer base, cross-selling of financial products and increasing penetration of digital investment services provide long-term growth opportunities Earnings profile: Transaction volumes, brokerage income and active-client growth remain key earnings drivers Technology: Continued investment in its digital platform and customer experience can strengthen competitive positioning Financial profile: Asset-light operating model provides strong operating leverage when trading activity remains elevated Watch out for: SEBI regulations, brokerage pricing pressure, changes in F&O volumes, customer-acquisition costs and intense competition Verdict: Positive bias while above ₹2,300–₹2,350 support zone Fresh momentum can emerge on a sustained breakout above ₹2,500 A move above ₹2,600 can indicate stronger positional momentum A decisive break below ₹2,300 may weaken the overall structure #FundamentalViews #TechnicalViews #WatchOutFor #Today’sTradingSetup #StockNews

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Angel One: Breakout Retest Holds at Support

broke out of a multi-year triangle structure in April 2026, rallying to a high near 360 before undergoing a throwback correction. That pullback has been well-contained at the breakout zone, the former upper trendline resistance near 350, which has now flipped into a support zone — a retest pattern often seen after a structural breakout. Price is turning back up from this zone, with RSI in the mid-range around 50-55, leaving room for momentum to build either way. Resistance: 350, then the 394 zone marked by the prior swing high. Support: 280 , then 257 as a deeper cushion if the retest zone gives way. Holding above 280 on a closing basis keeps the breakout structure intact and leaves the door open for a fresh push toward 360 and beyond. A slip back below this zone would pull the stock back into its broader multi-year range and weaken the breakout read. How price behaves around the 300 zone over the coming sessions will be the key tell for whether the breakout retest is holding as intended. A breakout is only as strong as its first retest — when former resistance holds as support on a pullback, it adds credibility to the structural move. Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions. SEBI Registered Research Analyst — INH000025212.

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angelone looking good to move upside closing good

Current price: around ₹297 as of 11 September 2026. The stock is well below its 52-week high of about ₹360 and above its 52-week low of about ₹209. 1. Company Angel One Limited is a technology-led financial-services platform with businesses including broking, depository services, client funding and distribution of financial products. The important growth story is still client acquisition + funding book + expansion beyond pure broking. 2. Fundamentals Parameter Current Market Cap ~₹27,366 Cr P/E ~26.5x P/B ~4.5x ROE ~15% ROCE ~12% Debt/Equity ~1.3x EPS ~₹11.3 Positive Client base is growing strongly. August 2026 client base reached 39.56 million, up 17.8% YoY. The average client funding book increased 40.2% YoY to ₹7,421 crore. The company also recorded 7.21 lakh unique MF SIP registrations in August, up 15.9% MoM. Concern The latest quarter showed sequential pressure: Revenue: ₹1,429.7 Cr, +25.35% YoY but -2.04% QoQ Operating profit: ₹485.4 Cr, +77.1% YoY but -19.3% QoQ PBT: ₹324.7 Cr, +97.5% YoY but -26.2% QoQ Also, August overall ADTO declined 9.7% YoY, while F&O ADTO declined 13.8% YoY. So fundamentally: good long-term franchise, but earnings remain sensitive to trading activity and regulatory changes. 3. Technical View At around ₹297, the stock is sitting in an important zone. Recent price action: 1 Sep: ₹281.55 2 Sep: ₹279.25 3 Sep: ₹286 4 Sep: ₹299.80 8 Sep: ₹298 9 Sep: ₹299.05 The stock made a strong move toward ₹308–310 after the positive August business update, but has subsequently consolidated around ₹297–300. Important levels Support: ₹290–292 Major support: ₹280–282 Resistance: ₹303–308 Major resistance: ₹320–325 My technical view Above ₹308–310 with sustained volume → bullish breakout possibility. Then the next zones can be: ₹320 → ₹330 → ₹345 But: Below ₹290 → weakness can increase, with ₹280–282 becoming the next important support.

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