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    Stock Radar: CG Power stocks break out from a 3-month consolidation; check target & stop loss

    CG Power & Industrial Solutions recently broke out from a 3-month consolidation, prompting experts to suggest a buy for a target of Rs 800 within 3-4 weeks. After hitting a high in October 2024, the stock found support in April 2025 and consolidated before breaking out in September.

    Anand James’ weekly market playbook: Nifty, autos, and stocks on his radar

    Anand James from Geojit Investments analyzes Nifty's new expiry, noting high contract volumes and volatility. He observes FII shorts capping gains despite GST optimism and DII bullishness. Auto sector's rally may face profit booking, while M&M remains bullish. Top stock picks for the week are TDPOWERYS and FIRSTCRY, with specific targets and stop-loss levels.

    Dividend stock investing: How ICICI Prudential MF's Mittul Kalawadia balances growth with yields

    ICICI Prudential AMC's dividend yield strategy, led by Mittul Kalawadia, balances yield sustainability with growth potential across market caps. The fund dynamically adjusts sector exposure based on business cycles and valuations, focusing on long-term wealth creation. This approach has delivered strong returns, making it a core component for investors seeking diversified equity allocation.

    Short-term charts favor bulls in Paytm; Axis Securities eyes Rs 1,400–1,440 levels
    Is range-bound trade set to continue for Nifty this week?

    Indian stock market witnessed Nifty rebounding from 24,400, yet facing resistance near 25,000. Analysts suggest stock-specific strategies due to expected volatility. A breakout above 25,000 could propel Nifty towards 25,500, while support lies at 24,400. Metal and consumption stocks show promise, IT and financial stocks are currently under selling pressure.

    Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Monday

    Indian market closed flat on Friday due to profit booking in consumer and IT sectors, offsetting gains in the auto sector following proposed tax cuts. While domestic investors rotated into mid- and small-cap stocks, U.S. and European markets dipped amid concerns about the pace of economic recovery after a softer-than-expected jobs report.

    The Economic Times
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