BHEL, Havells India and 3 more: Brokerage sees up to 9% upside in these short-term stocks

Stocks to buy: Ahead of the market opening on Friday i.e. February 20, brokerage HDFC Securities picked five stocks. These are - Havells India, Bharat Heavy Electricals, Castrol India, Graphite India and BEML. It has given targets for these stocks for up to 45 days. Know brokerage ratings, target prices, and stop losses for these stocks.

Havells India Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 1528.55)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of 15 days. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 1605, a potential upside of 5 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 1453.
Target Price: Rs 1605
Stop Loss: Rs 1453

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Castrol India Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 213.96)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of ten days. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 230, a potential upside of 7.50 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 203.
Target Price: Rs 230
Stop Loss: Rs 203

Graphite India Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 424.80)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of ten days. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 438, a potential upside of 3.11 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 392.
Target Price: Rs 438
Stop Loss: Rs 392

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 200.17)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of 45 days. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 213.50, a potential upside of 6.66 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 182.
Target Price: Rs 213.50
Stop Loss: Rs 182

BEML Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 2624.55)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of ten days. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 2862, a potential upside of 9.05 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 2535.
Target Price: Rs 2862
Stop Loss: Rs 2535

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