
Anil Singhvi Stock Picks: Zee Business Managing Editor and market expert Anil Singhvi shared his fresh futures strategy for traders on Tuesday, pointing out selective opportunities in telecom and advising caution in power stocks after the latest earnings season. His view reflects a tone of optimism in fundamentally strong counters and restraint where growth visibility remains limited.
Stop loss: Rs 379
Targets: Rs 388, Rs 392, Rs 398
According to Singhvi, Indus Towers has entered a bullish phase after Bharti Airtel’s board cleared an additional 5 per cent stake purchase. The move indicates confidence in Indus’s cash flow strength and long-term business outlook. The stock has shown signs of a technical breakout supported by strong volumes and favourable RSI readings, hinting at the possibility of fresh upward movement.
Stop loss: Rs 2,055
Targets: Rs 2,100, Rs 2,120
Singhvi maintained his positive stance on Bharti Airtel, saying its latest quarterly numbers were “extraordinary on all parameters.” The telecom major’s steady growth in revenue and profitability, along with improved ARPU, points to healthy operational leverage. Analysts believe the company is well-placed to benefit from rising data consumption and network expansion.
Stop loss: Rs 288
Targets: Rs 282, Rs 279, Rs 275
In contrast, Singhvi recommended a sell call on Power Grid, noting that its quarterly report lacked strength. Lower earnings, subdued margins, and limited recovery prospects make the stock less appealing in the short term. “There are no clear signs of revival,” Singhvi added, hinting that the counter may continue to drift lower.
The market expert pointed out that Titan’s revenue numbers were encouraging, even though the overall result fell short of street expectations. He advised traders to accumulate the stock on declines, considering the company’s strong brand positioning and seasonal tailwinds that could support performance in the upcoming quarters.
For Hitachi Energy, Singhvi struck a balanced note. He said that while the company’s cash market performance remains impressive, some profit booking at higher levels looks likely in the near term. “The results are strong, but traders may prefer to lock in gains after the recent surge,” he said.
Among other names, Singhvi mentioned 3M India, Godfrey Phillips, City Union Bank, Gland Pharma, and Gallant Ispat. Although he didn’t give specific calls on these counters, he noted that all are worth watching following their recent quarterly updates.
Overall, Singhvi’s view suggests a selective approach—buying strength in telecom, booking profits in energy, and keeping an eye on quality names showing gradual improvement.