As US President Donald Trump announced 90-day pause in US Tariffs, Indian Stock Market exploded with positive sentiment. Nifty 50 gained 429 points and closed at 22,828 and BSE also added 1310 points and closed at 75.157. What are the stocks that can break out today? Let’s find out expert recommendation.
Stocks to Buy Today by Vaishali Parekh
1. Coal India: The first recommendation of the day is Coal India. You can purchase these stocks at Rs 392 and target to sell at Rs 415. Also, remember to keep a stop loss at rs 382.
2. Texmaco Rail: Another good stock that can break out today is Texmaco Rail. You can buy these shares at Rs 134 and target to sell at Rs 145. Do remember to keep a stop loss at Rs 128.
3. Jio Financial Services: The last recommendation for today by Vaishali Parekh is Jio Financial Services. Investors can buy these stocks at Rs 230 and target to sell at Rs 260. Make sure to keep a stop loss at Rs 222.
Stocks to Buy Today by Sumeet Bagadia
1. Global Health Ltd: The first recommendation of the day is Global Health Ltd. You can purchase these stocks at Rs 1,269.95 and target to sell at Rs 1,370. Do remember to keep a stop loss at Rs 1,210.
2. Gujarat Gas: The second recommendation of the day is Gujarat Gas. You can purchase these stocks at Rs 425 and aim for a target price of Rs 460. It is advised that a stop loss of Rs 400 be kept.
3. Bharti Hexacom Ltd: Another good stock to buy today is Bharti Hexacom Ltd. You can purchase these shares at Rs 1,504 and target to sell at Rs 1,625. Do remember to keep a stop loss at Rs 1,440.
4. Poonawalla Fincorp Ltd: Another good stock that can break out today is Poonawalla Fincorp Ltd. You can buy these shares at Rs 366.3 and target to sell at Rs 400.
5. Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Ltd: The last recommendation for today by Sumeet Bagadia is Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Ltd.
All the information mentioned above is an individual analyst’s view. Indiahood does not give any suggestions on buying or selling. Investors are advised to consult their certified experts before any investment-related decisions.
