Nifty Market Outlook: Ajit Mishra Recommends Three Stocks Amid Mixed Trends
Nifty outlook: Positive bias intact; Ajit Mishra suggests 3 stocks to buy
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Ajit Mishra analyzes the Nifty market, noting a decline of approximately 0.81% to 24,378.10 due to weak global cues and profit booking in IT stocks. He recommends buying shares of Federal Bank, NTPC, and JSW Energy, highlighting their strong recovery and potential for further gains.
- 01Nifty declined by 0.81% to 24,378.10 amid sector-specific pressures.
- 02Profit booking in IT stocks followed disappointing commentary from HCL Tech.
- 03Mishra suggests a positive bias for Nifty with support around 24,000-24,200.
- 04Recommended stocks include Federal Bank, NTPC, and JSW Energy.
- 05Broader markets showed stability with midcaps flat and smallcaps gaining.
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The Nifty index experienced a corrective session on Wednesday, closing at 24,378.10, down 0.81% due to weak global cues and sector-specific pressures, particularly in IT stocks following a poor outlook from HCL Technologies. Despite this, Ajit Mishra, SVP of research at Religare Broking, maintains a positive bias for the Nifty, with support expected around the 24,000-24,200 range. He emphasizes the importance of monitoring sectors such as metals, energy, railways, and defense for potential opportunities. Mishra recommends three stocks for purchase: Federal Bank Limited, which has shown strong recovery and demand; NTPC Limited, a standout in the power sector; and JSW Energy Limited, which is emerging from a consolidation phase. Each stock is positioned for potential gains, reflecting a constructive price structure and favorable sector momentum.
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Investors may find opportunities in the recommended stocks, which are expected to perform well despite current market volatility.
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