On 25th March Indian Stock Market ended on an almost flat note. The stronger US dollar and the ongoing impact of US tariffs on the global economy impacted investor sentiments. Sensex only rose by 33 points and closed at 78,017.19. On the other hand, Nigty 50 only gained 10 points and closed at 23,668.65. How will the market perform today? Which are the stocks that could break out? Let’s find out in today’s article.
Stocks to Watch by Sumeet Bagadia
According to Sumeet Bagadia, Executive Director of Choice Broking, Despite of flat ending positive investor sentiment is still there for the Indian Stock Market. Nifty 50 has strong resistance at 23,500. It could go high up to 24,200 to 24,700 points.
Also. he suggested some break out stocks that could give good returns today. Here’s the list with the entry price, target price to sell, and stop loss.
Stocks to buy today by Sumeet Bagadia
1. Bajaj Healthcare: The first recommendation for today is Bajaj Healthcare. These shares can be purchased at Rs 711.45 and sold for a target price of Rs 755. Do remember to keep a Stop Loss at rs 685.
2. Cholamandalam Financial Holdings: The second recommendation of the day is Cholamandalam Financial Holdings. These shares can be bought at Rs 1826.3 and sold at a target price of Rs 1940. Also, investors should keep a stop loss at Rs 1760.
3. V2 Retail: Another good stock that can break out today is V2 Retail. Investors can purchase these stocks at Rs 1744.65 and target to sell at Rs 1890. Also, you need to keep a stop loss at Rs 1680.
4. Shaily Engineering Plastics: These company shares can be purchased at Rs 1853.15 and sold at a target price of Rs 1980. Remember to keep a stop loss at Rs 1790.
5. Kiri Industries: The last stock to watch for today is Kiri Industries. These shares can be purchased at Rs 643.65 and sold at a target price of Rs 690. Investors are also advised to keep a stop loss at Rs 620.
All the information given above is the individual analyst’s view. Investors are advised to consult their certified experts before making any investment-related decision.
