Research desks at Cnbc Awaaz and Zee Business backed 5 stocks for short-term gains over the coming weeks, reflecting a broadly bullish market view.
Cnbc Awaaz and 1 other registered desk issued 9 equity short term recommendations today, targeting gains over a 2 to 4 week horizon. The batch carries a bullish bias — 9 buys against 0 sells — covering 5 stocks.
VEDL was flagged for a buy by Cnbc Awaaz at ₹332.65, targeting ₹410 — a potential upside of +23.3%, with a stoploss at ₹290. The risk-to-reward ratio stands at 1:1.8.
TRENT attracted 3 separate recommendations from registered analysts — Cnbc Awaaz issued a buy at ₹4,175 targeting ₹5,000 (stop ₹4,050); Zee Business issued a buy at ₹4,270 targeting ₹4,500 (stop ₹4,046); Zee Business issued a buy at ₹4,270 targeting ₹4,600 (stop ₹4,046).
BAJAJ-AUTO attracted 3 separate recommendations from registered analysts — Cnbc Awaaz issued a buy at ₹10,281 targeting ₹12,300; Cnbc Awaaz issued a buy at ₹10,281 targeting ₹13,000; Cnbc Awaaz issued a buy at ₹10,390 targeting ₹10,600 (stop ₹10,200).
Also covered: TEJASNET (₹548 → ₹650) via Cnbc Awaaz; GVPIL (₹858.95) via Cnbc Awaaz.
Short-term calls are designed to play out over two to four weeks. Quarterly results, FII flows, and sector rotation remain key variables during the holding period.
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