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Short Term·Markets Desk·Mon, 25 May
Mid-Horizon Plays: Analysts Identify 5 Stocks for Short-Term Gains
Research desks at Zee Business and 2 other desks backed 5 stocks for short-term gains over the coming weeks, reflecting a broadly bullish market view.
By Markets Desk·11 Calls·11 Buy
Zee Business and 2 other registered desks issued 11 equity short term recommendations today, targeting gains over a 2 to 4 week horizon. The batch carries a bullish bias — 11 buys against 0 sells — covering 5 stocks.
SHARDACROP attracted 2 separate recommendations from registered analysts — Zee Business issued a buy at ₹947 targeting ₹1,050 (stop ₹900); Zee Business issued a buy at ₹947 targeting ₹1,100 (stop ₹900).
TATACOMM was flagged for a buy by Cnbc Awaaz at ₹1,936, targeting ₹2,500 — a potential upside of +29.1%, with a stoploss at ₹1,600. The risk-to-reward ratio stands at 1:1.7.
UCOBANK was flagged for a buy by Cnbc Awaaz at ₹25.39, with a stoploss at ₹23.
Also covered: BEML (₹1,823.8 → ₹2,200) via Cnbc Awaaz; NMDC (₹90.19 → ₹93) via Cnbc Awaaz, Stockpro Online.
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.
All recommendations reproduced here originate exclusively from SEBI-registered Research Analysts and are published for informational purposes only. These are not buy or sell recommendations from this publication. Registration with SEBI does not guarantee returns. Investing in securities markets is subject to market risks — read all related documents carefully before investing.
Analyst Sources
Zee BusinessCnbc AwaazStockpro Online
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All recommendations published on Bharatstox are sourced exclusively from SEBI-registered Research Analysts. Registration with SEBI does not guarantee returns or the performance of the intermediary. Investing in securities markets is subject to market risks. Read all related documents carefully before investing. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.