Money
Diwali Stock Picks 2024 : Top Recommendations for Long-Term Gains
As Diwali 2024 approaches, domestic brokerages have handpicked more than two dozen stocks across various sectors, perfect for those seeking long-term gains. Leading brokerages, including Axis Securities, HDFC Securities, JM Financial, and Ventura Securities, have recommended stocks from finance, pharmaceuticals, IT, FMCG, and other sectors. These picks cover a broad range of companies from largecap, midcap, and smallcap categories, with investment horizons spanning 6 to 30 months.
Sovereign Gold Bonds vs. Gold ETFs: The Smarter Gold Investment for Diwali 2024
Here’s a look at some key stocks that experts suggest adding to your portfolio this Diwali:
Largecap Stocks to Buy
- Inox Wind – Axis Securities targets Rs 270
- KPIT Technologies – Target of Rs 2,150 from Axis Securities
- Lupin – Buy recommendation with Rs 2,600 target from Axis Securities
- IHCL (Indian Hotels Company Ltd) – Target of Rs 800 recommended by Axis Securities
- UNO Minda – Rs 1,090 target by Axis Securities
- NALCO – HDFC Securities targets Rs 270
- Tejas Networks – Ventura Securities suggests a target of Rs 1,850
- Dixon Tech – Target of Rs 19,070 by Angel One
- Torrent Power – Angel One recommends Rs 2,300 target
Mutual Fund: Lumpsum vs SIP Investing – Key Differences and Where to Invest
Midcap Stocks to Buy
- Gravita India – Axis Securities targets Rs 3,000, while JM Financial suggests Rs 3,068
- HG Infra – Axis Securities sets a target of Rs 1,700
- JK Lakshmi Cement – HDFC Securities’ target of Rs 936
- Navin Fluorine – Target of Rs 3,948 by HDFC Securities
- eClerx Services – Angel One sets a Rs 3,700 target
- Praj Industries – Angel One suggests a target of Rs 940
- Olectra Greentech – JM Financial recommends Rs 2,200
How to Invest in Stocks via SIP Using Your Demat Account
Smallcap Stocks to Buy
- Arvind Smartspaces – Axis Securities sets a target of Rs 1,085
- Fino Payments Bank – Ventura Securities recommends Rs 856
(Disclaimer: Investment recommendations in this article are provided by market experts. Readers should consult with financial advisors before making any investment decisions.)