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Eternal (formerly known as Zomato) shares ended 2% higher on Wednesday ahead of its September quarter (Q2 FY26) earnings report due on October 16. Analysts expect the quick commerce giant to report a mixed set of numbers, reflecting strong revenue growth but weaker profitability.
In the Q2 earnings report, investors will be closely watching Blinkit's performance. According to SEBI-registered analyst Deepak Pal, Blinkit’s plans to adopt an inventory-led system may enhance profit margins. He also added that any regulatory change in foreign investment could impact FII sentiment.
Positive commentary or strong results could trigger a 5–8% upside move in the short term, but negative guidance may lead to a temporary correction, according to Pal.
Its quick commerce segment, Blinkit, has seen rapid expansion. Pal noted that the company is debt-free, and its working capital cycle has improved significantly, which is a positive sign. This indicates that the fundamental structure remains strong, although valuations are quite high, leading to elevated market expectations.
Eternal: What are technical charts showing?
Pal highlighted that the overall trend of Eternal stock remains clearly bullish, forming a consistent higher-high & higher-low pattern on both daily and weekly charts. Both chart structure and momentum indicators suggest that bullish sentiment remains intact.
He identified support at ₹336.50, ₹320, and ₹280 on the downside. Immediate resistance is seen at ₹355–₹360, with targets at ₹400–₹415.
Pal advised traders that fresh buying can be considered near ₹336–₹340 on dips, with a stop loss below ₹330 (on a closing basis). He pegged targets (3–4 months view) at ₹400 – ₹415, if bullish momentum continues.
Investment strategy: What should traders do?
Pal cautioned that Eternal’s growth story currently depends heavily on Blinkit’s performance. Valuations are high, but the long-term potential remains strong.
For short-term traders, ₹335 acts as a crucial support level. And for long-term investors, a close below ₹280 would be a red flag. Pal added that a volume breakout above ₹355–₹360 would confirm the next uptrend phase.
What is the retail mood on Stocktwits?
Data on Stocktwits showed that retail sentiment turned ‘bearish’ a day ago on this counter.
Eternal shares have risen 28% year-to-date (YTD).
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