Shares to buy in the short term: From Divi's Labs, IRFC to Concor - Experts suggest these 5 stock options | Einsmark news

Shares to buy in the short term: The Indian stock market measures, the Sensex and the Nifty 50, have been in the red in the red in the red in the last two consecutive sessions amid a lack of fresh triggers and mixed Q4 earnings. The Nifty 50 struggles to hold the 25,000 mark as the market awaits further clarity on trade negotiations. Geopolitical risks have subsided significantly, but some uncertainty continues. Meanwhile, the RBI and the US Federal Reserve’s June policy and macro -economic prints will be the most important triggers for the short -term markets. According to Shrikant Chouhan, head of equity research at Kotak Securities, 25,000 would now act as a trend field level. Below there may be an intraday correction to 24,850-24.800. On the other hand, a 25,000 violation can change the sentiment. Above, the market can rise to 25,100-25.150, Chouhan said. Experts suggest that investors should buy quality shares with favorable technical indicators at this time. Vishnu Kant Upadhyay of Master Capital Services and Mandar Bhojane of Choice broker recommends that you buy the next five shares for the next two to three weeks. Stock elections for the short -term expert: Vishnu Kant Upadhyay, AVP – Research and Advice, Master Capital Services Divi’s Laboratories | Previous Closing: £ 6.580 | Target prices: £ 7,150 and £ 7,300 | Stop Loss: £ 6.200 Divi’s Laboratories broke decisively from a long resistance near £ 6.300, backed by a strong bullish momentum, a sharp pricing and rising volume. The 21-exponential moving averages (EMA) crossing the 55-EMA confirm a bullish trend shift. In addition, the MACD formed a bullish crossover with the expansion of histogram bars, strengthening the positive momentum. This explanation follows a prolonged consolidation phase, which indicates that a continuation of the tendency is. “As long as the share is over £ 6,200, it remains well positioned for further upside down in the near term,” Upadhyay said. Astral | Previous Closing: £ 1,419,10 | Target prices: £ 1,530 and £ 1,550 | Stop loss: £ 1,332 Astral broke with a strong bullish momentum above a long-term fallline, supported by a boom in volumes. The stock has created a strong base and is now reversed, showing promising power for the coming days. The price trades above the key 21 EMA and 55 EMA, which confirms a positive trend. MACD shows a fresh bullish crossover, which strengthens the upward movement. Relative strength index (RSI) is at 63, which is an indication of the growing momentum while it remains below the over -colored levels. “With the formation of higher highlights on the daily map, the stock is well positioned to rise to £ 1,530 and £ 1,550 in the short term and possibly higher,” Upadhyay said. Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) | Previous Closing: £ 141.49 | Target prices: £ 158 and £ 164 | Stop loss: £ 128 IRFC gained a strong exposition of a long -standing falling resistance, suggesting that a bullish reversal was from the preceding correctional phase. The stock broke out of a falling wedge pattern, which is typically a bullish continuation formation. This exposition is accompanied by a sharp uptick in volumes, which strengthens the power and credibility of the move. On the moving averages before, IRFC trades firmly above both its 100-day EMA and 200-day EMA, reflecting a positive shift in medium to long-term trend structure. The price managed to maintain above these averages, contributing to the Bullish conviction. Expert: Mandar Bhojane, stock provision analyst, Choice Broking Container Corporation of India (Concor) | Previous Closing: £ 746.95 | Target prices: £ 850 and £ 860 | Stop loss: Concor of £ 695 recently saw an outline of a rising triangle pattern on the daily map, indicating a bullish reversal and the possible continuation of its upward momentum. This exposition is accompanied by rising trading volumes, which emphasize strong buying interest among market participants. The RSI stands at 65.82 and is upwards, further strengthening the positive sentiment. On the technical front, the share trades above its 20-day, 50-day and 100-day EMAs, which confirm the strength of the ongoing upward trend. “A sustained move above the main resistance level of £ 760 can pave the way for an upside down to £ 850 and £ 860 in the near term,” Bhojane said. “Investors may consider entering the current market price with a stop loss at £ 695 to manage disadvantage. Although the total prospects remain favorable, it is advisable to maintain a cautious position that navigates the potential short-term volatility,” Bhojane said. Ushha Martin | Previous Closing: £ 334.85 | Target prices: £ 385 and £ 400 | Stop loss: £ 310 Usha Martin recently broke out from a falling trend line, a classic bullish reversal setup. In addition, the stock reversed from a key question zone, which forms a double bottom pattern on the weekly chart – a strong technical signal for reversing the trend. This bullish setup is supported by increasing trading volumes, which indicates strong buying interest and strengthening the positive prospects. Technically, the share trades above its 20-day, 100-day and 200-day EMAs, which confirm the strength of the ongoing return. “A definite close above more than £ 340 will further validate the bullish trend and open the door for an upside move to £ 385 and £ 400 at the near to medium term,” Bhojane said. “Traders may consider going on the current market price, with a stop loss at £ 310 to effectively manage the disadvantage risk. While technical prospects remain ugly, it is crucial to accept strict risk management and cautious position to handle possible short-term volatility,” Bhojane said. Astral | Previous Closing: £ 1,419,10 | Target prices: £ 1,550 and £ 1,580 | Stop Loss: £ 1.350 Astral showed signs of a possible reversal of the trend after a sharp correction of nearly 50 percent of its previous highlights. After the sharp drop, the stock consolidated near the lower levels, which forms a strong base. Recently, Astral printed a strong bullish candle on the daily timeframe, suggesting that renewed buying interest and growing momentum. The stock is now about to break out of its consolidation area. “A sustained move above £ 1,430 will confirm the exposition and this could lead to further upside in the near term,” Bhojane said. The stock keeps a lot above its short term (20-day) and medium term (50-day) EMAs, which indicate improving power. If the breakdown sustains, a move to the long-term (200-day) EMA is likely. The RSI is at 63.32 and tends to the top, confirming the rising momentum and copper participation. “Traders could consider buying Astral shares at £ 1,419,10, with a stop loss at £ 1,350. On the top, the share has the potential to test the £ 1,550-£ 1.580 zone, with an attractive setup of risk,” Bhojane said. Read all market -related news here read more stories by Nishant Kumar Disclaimer: This story is for educational purposes only. 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