The brokerage identified technical rebounds and bullish chart formations across financial services, capital goods, and energy sectors to project double-digit gains. Beyond individual equity selections, the firm noted a tightening price pattern on the benchmark Nifty 50 as buyers emerge at higher lows. However, index movements remain tightly bounded between critical support at 22,000 and overhead resistance near 23,800.
Key points
All three recommended equities exhibit technical strength derived from defending key movi…: All three recommended equities exhibit technical strength derived from defending key moving averages and maintaining positive momentum indicators.
The Nifty 50 snapped an eight-week decline by finishing higher during three of the four w…: The Nifty 50 snapped an eight-week decline by finishing higher during three of the four weeks in October.
A decisive breakout above 23,800 could propel the broader market index toward the 24,300–…: A decisive breakout above 23,800 could propel the broader market index toward the 24,300–24,800 zone.
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Nuvama Wealth Management, BEML and Petronet LNG are the three stocks recommended by Axis Direct in its latest report for November, with upside potential of up to 27%.
Axis Direct said Nuvama has staged a sharp rally from its low of ₹1,097 to ₹2,066, while the subsequent correction found firm support around the 50% Fibonacci retracement level of ₹1,581.
The stock has also reclaimed its weekly 20-day simple moving average (20-SMA), while the relative strength index (RSI) has turned upwards above its signal line, indicating strengthening upside momentum.
The brokerage has advised investors to buy Nuvama in the range of ₹1,764– ₹1,800, with a target price range of ₹2,166– ₹2,349 and a stop-loss of ₹1,599.
For BEML, the brokerage has advised investors to buy in the range of ₹1,975– ₹2,015, with a target price range of ₹2,335– ₹2,495 and a stop-loss of ₹1,835.
Axis Direct said BEML has rebounded sharply from its 50-week and 100-week SMAs near ₹1,800– ₹1,845, which acted as strong support during the recent pullback, signalling a resumption of the medium-term uptrend from the ₹1,350 low. The…
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