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Analysts share 2 long-term, 2 short-term, and 2 positional stock picks; note down targets
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Published: Zee Business| Updated: Zee Business
Equity market analysts from two domestic brokerages have shared their latest stock recommendations for various horizons ranging from short-term to long-term investment ideas across various sectors.
Sunny Agarwal of SBI Securities and Somil Mehta of Mirrae Asset Sharekhan have suggest these stocks from different categories like largecap, midcap, and smallcap for the next 1-12 months horizons
Check out the list of these stocks along with targets:
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Stocks to buy for long term: Meghmani Organics shares
1/6Agarwal recommends buying Meghmani Organics shares for a long-term target price of Rs 130 and a stop-loss set at Rs 90. He suggested the stock's holding period is 9 to 12 months.
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Stocks to buy for long term: Westlife FoodWorld shares
2/6Mehta has a 'buy' call on Westlife FoodWorld shares for the long-term horizon with a target of Rs 850 and a stop-loss at Rs 720.
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Stocks to buy for positional term: Pondy Oxides and Chemicals shares
3/6Agarwal suggests buying Pondy Oxides and Chemicals shares for a positional target of 3 to 6 months for a target of Rs 1,000.
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Stocks to buy for positional term: JK Tyre shares
4/6Somil is bullish on JK Tyre shares for the positional-term horizon with a target price of Rs 450 and a stop-loss level of Rs 345.
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Stocks to buy for short term: Amber Enterprises shares
5/6For the short-term perspective, Sunny has recommended buying Amber Enterprises shares for a target price of Rs 8,000 and stop loss at Rs 6,800. He suggests the stock for the next 1-3 months.
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Stocks to buy for short term: Aptus Value Housing Finance shares
6/6Mehta has suggested buying Aptus Value Housing Finance shares for the short-term target of Rs 345 with a stop-loss at Rs 310.
(Disclaimer: The views/suggestions/recommendations expressed here in this article are solely by investment experts. Zee Business suggests its readers consult their investment advisers before making any financial decision.)
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