Sumeet Bagadia recommends five breakout stocks as market stays rangebound

Imagine a big market where grown-ups buy and sell small pieces of big companies – those pieces are called stocks.

On Thursday, this stock market in India was very calm, with prices barely changing.

The Sensex went up just a little, and the Nifty went down just a little.

Grown-ups were being careful because they weren't sure what would happen with a possible agreement between the United States and Iran, and whether a very important sea route called the Strait of Hormuz would reopen.

Even though the price of oil went down, people stayed cautious.

An expert named Sumeet Bagadia, who works at a company called Choice Broking, studied charts and picked five companies he thinks are good to buy.

They include a small finance bank, a textiles company, an investment company, an engineering works company, and a car seat maker.

For each stock, he gave a price to buy at, a target price it might reach, and a stop-loss price to help limit losses.

His advice is just one opinion, and buying stocks always involves some risk, so children should not try it without a grown-up's help.