After three days of rise, there was a decline in the market. Nifty slipped about 50 points and reached near 23250. Infosys and banks put the most pressure. Bank Nifty slipped nearly 600 points. However, midcap and smallcap saw good recovery from lower levels. Meanwhile, Reliance gained more than 2% after excellent Q3 results. Consolidated profit increased by 7 percent. There was almost the same pace in revenue also. There was strength in the retail business. There was excellent growth in Jio also. AVERAGE REVENUES PER USER has crossed 200. In such a situation, amidst this market movement, the market leader is advising to bet on those shares where huge profits can be made.
Prakash Gaba’s choice of prakashgaba.com
SBI Card: Prakash Gaba seems bullish on SBI Card shares. He believes that it is advisable to buy this stock with a stoploss of Rs 750. A target of Rs 770 will be seen in this stock.
Shilpa Raut’s choice
Ambuja Cements – Shilpa Raut looks bullish on the shares of Ambuja Cements. He believes that it is advisable to buy this stock with a stoploss of Rs 530. A target of Rs 555-560 will be seen in this stock.
Ashish Baheti’s choice
Hindalco- Ashish Baheti seems bullish on Hindalco shares. He believes that it is advisable to buy this stock with a stoploss of Rs 585. A target of Rs 620-630 will be seen in this stock.
Rajesh Satpute’s choice
Zydus Life (Ft)– Rajesh Satpute seems bullish on Zydus Life shares. He believes that it is advisable to buy this stock with a stoploss of Rs 970. A target of Rs 1020 will be seen in this stock.
Prashant Sawant’s choice
Bharti Airtel- Prashant Sawant seems bullish on Bharti Airtel shares. He believes that it is advisable to buy this stock with a stoploss of Rs 1610. A target of Rs 1685-1690 will be seen in this stock.
Share Market: There will be a rise in Tata Chemical, Indus Tower, SBI Cards, good action will be seen in these shares also
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