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Stocks to buy: Piramal Pharma, HSCL among 3 top bets by Choice Broking
Stocks to buy: Here's why Aakash Shah, technical analyst at Choice Broking recommends a 'Buy' on Piramal, Aza Engineering and Himadri Speciality Chemical this week.
Concurrent Gainers: 13 stocks gained for 5 days in a row
Despite the Sensex rising just 0.86% over five trading sessions, 13 BSE 500 stocks posted gains every day. Cemindia Projects led with a 19% jump, followed by Choice International, Oberoi Realty and Eternal, highlighting strong stock-specific momentum.
Stocks to buy: Tech analyst picks Astra Microwave, Jay Bharat, Welspun Corp
Stocks to Buy: Choice Broking Weekly Recommendations, Aakash Shah recommends buy on Welspun Corp, Astra Microwave Products and Jay Bharat Maruti.
What makes Toyota a low-risk bet in the pre-owned SUV segment?
Indian buyers are increasingly opting for pre-owned SUVs, with the Toyota Fortuner emerging as a top choice for its exceptional durability and value. Built with an over-engineering philosophy, these vehicles boast robust drivetrains, strong chassis, and readily available parts, ensuring longevity and minimal maintenance. This reliability translates into unmatched resale value, making a used Fortuner a smart, low-risk investment for those seeking dependable performance.
Fine Organic, AIA Engineering among Choice Broking's top weekly stock picks
Stocks to buy: Aakash Shah, technical analyst at Choice Broking reckons that Fine Organic has given a breakout on the weekly chart, and can potentially rally to ₹5,700 levels from here.
Multibagger stock: Softtech Engineers' share price on cusp of breakout. Do you own?
Multibagger stock to buy: According to Sumeet Bagadia of Choice Broking, breaking above ₹470 decisively would infuse a fresh uptrend in the multibagger stock. Here are the Q4 results, along with the share price trend.
NCLAT rejects Vedanta's challenge to approval of Adani's resolution plan for Jaiprakash Associates
Vedanta's challenge to Adani Enterprises' resolution plan for Jaiprakash Associates Ltd was dismissed by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal. The tribunal found no legal flaws in the creditors' choice, marking a significant setback for Vedanta despite its claims of offering a superior bid.