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Buy, Sell Or Hold? Osho Krishan Recommends Sona BLW, Cipla, PG Electroplast

Buy, Sell, Or Hold: Krishan has provided specific entry levels, stop-loss thresholds, and target prices for traders looking to capitalise on near-term momentum.

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Buy, Sell Or Hold: Osho Krishan gives stock market recommendations. (Photo: Freepik)

In Friday’s trading session, Osho Krishan, Chief Manager, Technical & Derivative Research at Angel One, recommended three stocks for short-term buying opportunities. Sona BLW Precision Forgings Ltd, Cipla Ltd, and PG Electroplast Ltd. Krishan has provided specific entry levels, stop-loss thresholds, and target prices for traders looking to capitalise on near-term momentum.

Sona BLW Precision Forgings Ltd was recommended for buying at current market price, with a stop-loss at Rs 476 and a target of Rs 515. Sona BLW is a leading automotive technology company specialising in precision forging and electric vehicle components. It supplies critical systems like differential assemblies and electric drive motors to global OEMs.

Cipla Ltd, one of India’s largest pharmaceutical companies, was suggested as a buy at current market price, with a stop-loss at Rs 1,465 and a target of Rs 1,520. Cipla has a diversified portfolio across respiratory, anti-infective, and chronic therapies, and maintains a strong presence in both domestic and international markets.

PG Electroplast Ltd. was also recommended for buying at current market level with a stop-loss at Rs 780 and a target of Rs 835. PG Electroplast is a contract manufacturer in the consumer electronics and appliances space, offering services across plastic molding, PCB assembly, and complete product assembly. It caters to several leading brands in India and has been expanding its capacity to meet rising demand.

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