These 10 powerful shares can be given up to 60% by the next budget, Sharekhan made fundamental pick

Top-10 stocks to buy: There is a huge ups and downs in the stock market before the budget 2025. The effects of the third quarter results at the domestic level are being seen on the market. The market has stock and sector space shific action in the market on the strength of sensations. The pre-budget rally has not been seen yet. Investments in the existing mood-mood of the market can make good profits from the perspective of long periods.

Brokerage firm Mirae Asset Sharekhan has advised to shop in select shares in its fundamental updates. Also, these stocks have been done till the target price for more than 12 months. Here we have taken 10 shares. These include Restaurant Brands Asia, HDFC Life, Bharti Airtel, Federal Bank, Ashok Leyland, LTTS, Emami, PNB Housing, Amar Raja Energy, TCI. These shares can give up to about 60 per cent returns to investors by the next budget.

Sharekhan Top Pick: Buy’s advice in these 10 stocks

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 93
CMP: ₹ 72
Estimated return: 25%

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 870
CMP: ₹ 628
Estimated Return: 39%

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 1870
CMP: ₹ 1600
Estimated Return: 17%

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 240
CMP: ₹ 186
Estimated Return: 29%

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 285
CMP: ₹ 206
Estimated return: 38%

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 6500
CMP: ₹ 5341
Estimated Return: 22%

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 670
CMP: ₹ 572
Estimated Return: 17%

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 1057
CMP: ₹ 871
Estimated Return: 21%

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Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 1638
CMP: ₹ 1028
Estimated return: 60%

Rating: Buy
Target: ₹ 1400
CMP: ₹ 1036
Estimated return: 35%

(Note: CMP at closing price of 29 January 2025)

Stock Market: Early decline

The domestic stock markets recovered after a weak start on Thursday (January 30) amidst a mixed trend with global markets. The market returned to the green mark due to the shares of government PSU companies and a boom in Bajaj Finance. However, the decline in Tata Motors limited the market boom.

The BSE Sensex with thirty -share opened with a slight rise at 76,598 points on Thursday (January 30). It closed at 76,532 on Wednesday. At 10:35 am, it was trading at 350.79 points or 0.46% to 76,883. Similarly, the Nifty of the National Stock Exchange returned to the green mark after a poor start. At 10:35 am, it was trading at 23,296 with an increase of 133.70 points or 0.58%.

The Tata Motors’s stock market rolled up to 8 per cent as the December quarter results were low from expectations. During this time it fell by its 52 week low level 684.25. The decline in heavyweight auto stock also affected the market.

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