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Stock recommendations for 4 November from MarketSmith India

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In short

The Nifty 50 jumped 370.05 points to 23,810.85, while the Sensex added 1,225.07 points to close at 76,917.85 with broader market breadth favoring advancers over decliners. A sharp 11% slide in Brent crude to near $105 per barrel and ₹3,115 crore in foreign purchases fueled heavy buying across FMCG, realty, and financial stocks. Capital market equities also posted strong gains of up to 8% despite weakness in the IT, metal, and pharmaceutical segments. In tandem with the rally, analysts identified technical breakout opportunities in specific domestic shares.

Key points

  • Garware Hi-Tech Films Limited carries a buy range of ₹7,321 to ₹7,432 with a target price…: Garware Hi-Tech Films Limited carries a buy range of ₹7,321 to ₹7,432 with a target price of ₹9,300.
  • CORONA Remedies Limited is recommended within ₹2,248 to ₹2,282, targeting ₹2,900 over two…: CORONA Remedies Limited is recommended within ₹2,248 to ₹2,282, targeting ₹2,900 over two to three months.
  • Financial, realty, and FMCG shares spearheaded the index rally while IT, metal, and healt…: Financial, realty, and FMCG shares spearheaded the index rally while IT, metal, and healthcare stocks lagged behind.

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Stock market recap: Indian equities extended their rally for a fourth straight session on Tuesday, as a steep fall in crude oil prices, sustained foreign buying, and growing hopes of capital gains tax relief kept bulls firmly in control.

Nifty 50 rose 370.05 points, or 1.58%, to close at its day's high of 23,810.85, while Sensex jumped 1,225.07 points, or 1.62%, to settle at 76,917.85. Brent crude slipped to around $105 a barrel, about 11% below Friday's six-month high of $118, on optimism over diplomatic efforts to end the Iran conflict.

Foreign investors bought about ₹3,115 crore of Indian shares on Monday, adding to the momentum. Financials, FMCG, and Realty led the gains, while capital market stocks such as BSE jumped up to 8% on hopes of tax relief. Bharti Airtel rose about 5%, Asian Paints nearly 4%, and HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and IndiGo about 3% each. IT, Metal, and Pharma stocks lagged, with ONGC, Power Grid, NTPC, and Sun Pharma among the losers, while Reliance saw mild profit-taking. Breadth was positive, with 2,127 stocks advancing, 1,477 stocks declining,…

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