Which shares to buy in coming days?
Stocks to Buy Today: Best Shares to Buy in India
Name | LTP | Low |
---|---|---|
Bharti Airtel | 681.40 | 678 |
Britannia Inds. | 3,560.60 | 3,537 |
Cipla | 881.00 | 878 |
Coal India | 149.75 | 148 |
What are the best and cheapest shares to buy?
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- Indian Overseas Bank. Indian Overseas Bank is a government owned bank with 3,400 branches across India, and 6 foreign branches and a representative office.
- Vodafone Idea.
- UCO Bank.
- Bank of Maharashtra.
- Punjab & Sind Bank.
- Suzlon Energy.
- Reliance Power.
- Ujjivan Small Finance Bank.
Why is BHEL in loss?
The firm’s management said disruption caused by the pandemic led to a revenue loss of around ₹1,500 crore in Q2FY22 as it stopped executing orders where cash flow issues existed. It wasn’t surprising then that firm’s shares fell nearly 8\% on NSE on Wednesday.
Why BHEL share is increasing?
Shares of Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) rose nearly 7\% today after the public sector undertaking said it won an order from Goa Shipyard for warship gun mount. The stock has gained 6.31\% in the last two days.
Can BHEL share price show RS 62 per share in a year?
Stock Market News: BHEL share price is currently oscillating around Rs 49 and can show Rs 62 per stock levels in a year, say market experts. Photo: Reuters Stock Market News: On this Teachers’ Day, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd or BHEL shares are under high focus of stock market experts.
Is BHEL the best stock to buy for 12 months?
Stock Market Prediction: BHEL is the share to buy! Can give 26 pct returns in just 12 months, says analyst Stock Market News: Teachers’ Day is here and on this occasion, allow us to reveal a stock that will offer some great returns within a 12-month period.
Why are Public Sector Enterprises (PSE) stocks getting battered?
For instance, a large number of these stocks are public sector enterprises (PSEs). Slow growth due to continued government interference is one problem faced by this segment. These counters are also getting battered because of piecemeal divestment by the government using CPSE ETFs.
Are there any cheap stocks in India right now?
There are a number of stocks going dirt cheap right now. For example, Yes Bank is quoting at Rs 32, compared to its all-time high of Rs 404 around a year back. If you widen your search to include mid- and small-cap counters, you will find a large number of stocks going for 90\% less than their peak prices.