Frontline indices, the Sensex and Nifty 50, ended with modest gains amid uncertainties surrounding a potential US-Iran truce and rising crude oil prices. Analysts predict a cautiously optimistic market tone, driven by positive Asian cues and a slight decline in crude prices. Vishnu Kant Upadhyay from Master Capital Services and Hitesh Tailor from Choice Broking recommend six stocks for short-term investment. State Bank of India (SBI), which closed at ₹1,107.85, has a target price of ₹1,186 to ₹1,220, supported by a breakout from a bullish pattern. JSW Energy, closing at ₹543.05, aims for ₹585 to ₹600 as it shows signs of trend reversal. JBM Auto, with a previous close of ₹615.65, targets ₹675 based on its bullish structure. From Tailor's recommendations, Tube Investments of India is poised for an upward move from ₹2,873.10 to ₹3,100, while APL Apollo Tubes has rebounded nearly 16% and targets ₹2,300. Lastly, GE Vernova T&D India, previously at ₹4,232.30, aims for ₹4,550 following a breakout from a rectangular range. Investors are advised to consider these stocks based on their strong fundamentals and technical indicators.