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Sumeet Bagadia names three stocks under ₹100 with targets

Sumeet Bagadia names three stocks under ₹100 with targets
Top stocks to buy under ₹100 by Sumeet Bagadia: Inox Wind, South Indian Bank, Paisalo Digital; check stop-loss, target · livemint.com

Indian share markets finished slightly lower after falling more sharply earlier in the day.

The Sensex and Nifty recovered some losses as crude oil prices declined and investors bought IT stocks and HDFC Bank.

Nifty is in a cautious, sideways phase, according to Sumeet Bagadia.

He identified 23,250–23,300 as an important support area for Nifty.

Bank Nifty recovered and ended higher, but it remains below key moving averages.

Bagadia recommended three stocks priced below ₹100.

They are South Indian Bank, Inox Wind and Paisalo Digital.

Each recommendation includes a price target and a stop-loss level to help manage risk.

Key facts

Sensex close
74,781.76, down 120.83 points or 0.16%
Nifty close
23,398.10, down 79.70 points or 0.34%
Bank Nifty close
56,606.55, up 134.60 points or 0.24%
South Indian Bank
Buy at ₹46.18; target ₹50; stop-loss ₹44
Inox Wind
Buy at ₹76.50; target ₹84; stop-loss ₹72.30
Paisalo Digital
Buy at ₹84.23; target ₹93; stop-loss ₹79.80
Nifty outlook
Sideways bias; support at 23,250–23,300 and resistance at 23,500–23,600

Quotes

Sumeet Bagadia

Executive Director at Choice Broking who provided the market outlook and stock recommendations

“On the downside, a decisive break below 23,250 may resume the broader selling pressure. The expected trading range for the next session is 23,250–23,600. Sector-wise, Nifty IT Services, Private Bank and Media were among the key gainers, while Realty, Metal and Chemical remained the major laggards. Auto and Oil & Gas also stayed under pressure.”
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“A decisive move above 57,000 would improve the near-term structure, while the broader trend remains cautious below the key moving averages. The expected trading range for the next session is 55,700–57,000 with a Sideways bias.”
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