Buy Tata Chemicals, Union Bank, GSPL, Say Market Experts
The Sensex and Nifty are set to open higher in trade today tracking gains on Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange amid strong global cues. Here are a few stock picks from stock market experts.Â
Lovelesh Sharma of Epic Research
Buy Adani Ports for a target of Rs 370 with stop loss at Rs 347
Buy ITC for a target of Rs 325 with stop loss at Rs 310
Ruchit Jain, equity technical analyst at Angel Broking
Buy Tata Chemicals with stop loss below Rs 618 for a target of Rs 680 in 5-10 sessions
Buy GSPL (Gujarat State Petronet) with stop loss below Rs 171 for a target of Rs 188 in 5-10 sessions
Aditya Agarwal, head technical research at Way2Wealth SecuritiesÂ
Buy Union Bank around Rs 157.50 for target of Rs 163 with stop loss below Rs 154
Buy Infosys around Rs 970 for target of Rs 994 with stop loss at Rs 956
Simi Bhaumik, independent research analyst
Buy Balkrishna Industries on dips with stop loss at Rs 1,570 for a target of Rs 1600-1605
Buy Kaveri Seeds on dips with stop loss at Rs 600 for target of Rs 634
Buy United Spirits on dips with stop loss at Rs 2,285 for a target of Rs 2335
Disclaimer: Investors are advised to make their own assessment before acting on the information.
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