Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Analyst Sees Buy-on-Dips Opportunity, Flags Stocks to Watch
Joshi shared ideas for traders watching the Nifty and two individual stocks.
He said traders could consider buying the Nifty if it falls to 22,450–22,500.
He sees 22,750–22,800 as a level where selling may happen.
He advised traders to be careful and avoid taking very large positions.
The Reserve Bank of India's upcoming policy decision could affect bank stocks.
If the bank takes a more hawkish stance, Nifty Bank could face selling, which might also weigh on Nifty.
Joshi said Aequs had closed above Rs 270 for three sessions and suggested a target of Rs 325.
He said Aditya Vision showed a bullish chart pattern and could move towards Rs 640.
Joshi identified 22,450–22,500 as a potential Nifty buying zone if the index falls there in the next session.
He marked 22,750–22,800 as a possible selling zone and suggested a 23,050 stop-loss for short positions.
Joshi said Nifty Bank could underperform or consolidate ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy decision.
He cautioned that a more hawkish policy stance or greater likelihood of a rate hike could trigger selling in Nifty Bank and pressure Nifty.
Joshi named Aequs and Aditya Vision as stocks to watch, citing potential targets of Rs 325 and Rs 640, respectively.
- Who
- Market analyst Joshi shared trading views and stock ideas.
- What
- He outlined potential Nifty trading levels and highlighted Aequs and Aditya Vision.
- When
- The guidance referred to the next trading session and the period before the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy decision.
- Where
- The Indian stock market.
- Why
- Joshi cited technical levels and said the RBI's policy stance could influence rate-sensitive stocks and the broader Nifty.
- Nifty buying zone
- 22,450–22,500
- Nifty potential selling zone
- 22,750–22,800
- Suggested stop-loss for Nifty short
- 23,050
- Aequs stop-loss and target
- Rs 245 stop-loss; Rs 325 target
- Aditya Vision potential target
- Rs 640
- RBI rate move referenced
- The market appeared to be pricing in a 25-basis-point move, according to Joshi.