Aakash K Hindocha, Deputy Vice President - WM Research at Nuvama Professional Clients Group, recommends buying Navin Fluorine International, Lloyds Metals And Energy, and Bank of Maharashtra.
Navin Fluorine International (Buy) has a Last Closing Price (LCP) of 5186.50, Stop Loss (SL) of 4870, and Target Price (TGT) of 5650. The stock is showing upward momentum after a four-year consolidation and reaching fresh all-time highs.
Lloyds Metals And Energy (Buy) has an LCP of 1350, SL of 1300, and TGT of 1470. It has formed an inverted head and shoulder pattern on daily charts, reclaimed its 200-day Moving Average (DMA), and broken out of a flag pattern, suggesting a potential quick rally of 7-8%.
Bank of Maharashtra (Buy) has an LCP of 60, SL of 57.3, and TGT of 66. The stock has broken out of a cup and handle pattern and shows strong recovery from its recent lows.
The expert notes that Nifty has closed above 25500, confirming a breakout from a cup and handle formation, targeting 26200. Bank Nifty is at all-time highs, with potential upside to 58200-58650.
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Terms:
- LCP (Last Closing Price): The price at which a security last traded.
- SL (Stop Loss): A price level set for a trade to automatically close it and limit potential losses.
- TGT (Target Price): The expected future price of a stock.
- Cup and Handle Formation: A bullish continuation chart pattern indicating a potential price increase.
- Inverted Head and Shoulder Pattern: A bullish reversal chart pattern suggesting an upcoming uptrend.
- 200 DMA (200-day Moving Average): A technical indicator representing the average closing price over 200 days, used to gauge trend.
- Flag Pattern: A chart pattern characterized by a sharp price move followed by consolidation, indicating a continuation of the trend.
- Nifty/Bank Nifty: Major Indian stock market indices.