Two AI Stocks Down 50%: Bargains or Value Traps?

Two companies in India that build software for other businesses have seen their stock prices drop a lot.

The first company, Kellton Tech, is small and based in Hyderabad.

Even though it made new AI tools, its stock fell to a price lower than the money the company owns per share.

That can happen when a company earns profit on paper but does not collect the cash.

The second company, Zensar Technologies, is bigger and based in Pune.

It has lots of cash, almost no debt, and many workers trained in AI.

But its sales are growing slowly, and some big foreign investors sold their shares.

Some people think these stocks are cheap bargains, while others think they are 'value traps' that keep falling.

The article says investors should watch how much cash these companies truly make in the next few quarters.