Buy Or Sell: 360 One Wam, HUL, GMR Airport On Kunal Rambhia's Radar — Check Target Price
Kunal Rambhia, fund manager and trading strategist at The Streets, has recommended buying shares of 360 One Wam, Hindustan Unilever Ltd., and GMR Airports Infrastructure Ltd.
Rambhia suggests buying 360 One Wam Ltd. with a stop loss at Rs 1,220 and a target price of Rs 1,300.
360 One is a financial services company that offers a range of investment and wealth management solutions. The company has a strong market presence and is known for its innovative financial products.
For HUL, Rambhia recommends buying the stock at the current market price with a stop loss at Rs 2,300 and a target price of Rs 2,450. HUL is one of India's largest fast-moving consumer goods companies, known for its diverse portfolio of brands in personal care, home care, and food and beverages. The company has a significant market share and a strong distribution network across India.
Rambhia advises buying GMR Airport at the current market price with a stop loss at Rs 85 and a target price of Rs 96. GMR Airport is a leading infrastructure company that operates and manages airports in India and abroad. The company is known for its expertise in airport development and management, contributing significantly to the aviation sector's growth.
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