Archive · 1 Sep 2026
Experts Recommend Six Stocks for Short-Term Buying
Experts have suggested six stocks that may perform well over the next one to two weeks.
They chose the stocks because their price charts showed signs of strength.
The picks include Gabriel India, Global Health, Sagility, Engineers India, Petronet LNG and Polycab India.
Each recommendation includes a possible target price and a stop-loss level.
A stop-loss is a price that can help limit losses if a trade moves in the wrong direction.
The Nifty 50 fell slightly during morning trading.
It found support near 24,000 and later recovered.
India’s economy grew 7.8% in the first quarter of FY27, which helped prevent a larger market decline.
Vishnu Kant Upadhyay recommended Gabriel India, Global Health and Sagility for a one- to two-week holding period.
Sachin Gupta recommended Engineers India, Petronet LNG and Polycab India for short-term buying.
The Nifty 50 fell nearly 0.30% in morning trading but rebounded after touching 24,009.
Analysts identified 24,000–23,900 as crucial Nifty support and 24,200–24,300 as resistance.
India’s GDP grew 7.8% in Q1FY27, helping limit the impact of oil prices and global uncertainty.
- Who
- Vishnu Kant Upadhyay of Master Capital Services and Sachin Gupta of Choice Broking provided the recommendations.
- What
- They recommended six stocks for potential short-term trades lasting one to two weeks.
- When
- The recommendations were reported for Tuesday, 1 September.
- Where
- The stocks are listed in the Indian stock market; the Nifty 50 was monitored during morning trading.
- Why
- The recommendations were based on bullish technical patterns, breakouts, moving-average trends and momentum indicators.
- Recommended stocks
- Gabriel India, Global Health, Sagility, Engineers India, Petronet LNG and Polycab India
- Suggested holding period
- One to two weeks
- Nifty morning move
- The Nifty 50 declined nearly 0.30% before rebounding
- Nifty intraday low
- 24,009
- Nifty support zone
- 24,000–23,900
- Nifty resistance zone
- 24,200–24,300
- India GDP growth
- 7.8% in Q1FY27
- Market pressures
- Higher oil prices, fresh US-Iran tensions, weaker monsoon concerns and uncertain US tariff policies