

Investors are advised to remain cautious this week amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Iran–United States conflict. Market experts suggest focusing only on carefully selected stocks and avoiding unplanned purchases. Statements from United States President Donald Trump have added to market uncertainty, while measures taken by the Reserve Bank of India to strengthen the rupee could provide some support to investor sentiment.
One stock that has been in a downtrend for the past two years has corrected 51% from its lifetime high and is currently consolidating near ₹330. Relative strength is gradually improving. After closing at ₹343 on Friday, investors may consider entering around ₹335 with a target price of ₹375 and a stop-loss at ₹325. Adani Green Energy is also showing strength, having surged 92% in the last three months. The stock closed at ₹1,525 on Friday, with a suggested entry near ₹1,500, a target of ₹1,575, and a stop loss at ₹1,480.
Hindustan Unilever has been trading in a range bound pattern and recently found support at ₹2,050 with strong volumes. The stock closed at ₹2,121 on Friday. Investors may consider buying near ₹2,100 with a target of ₹2,350 and a stop loss at ₹2,060. Another stock, currently stable around ₹130 after a 23% correction from its lifetime high, closed at ₹135 and may offer a target of ₹165 with a stop loss at ₹126. Meanwhile, PFC has gained 25% this year, touched a recent high of ₹486, and closed at ₹431 on Friday. Investors may consider entering near ₹420 with a target of ₹470 and a stop loss at ₹415.













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