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    Market Trading Guide: TCS among 4 stock recommendations for Thursday

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    On Wednesday, the 30-share pack Sensex failed to hold opening gains and settled 373 points lower at 53,514. Its broader peer, Nifty50, declined 91 points and gave up the 16,000 mark.

    "Strong domestic macro numbers and a fall in crude prices lifted Indian indices to open in positive territory, while gains were restrained by Europe’s negative market trend," said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services.

    Here are the top four stock recommendations which analysts suggest:

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    Syngene International
    2/5

    Syngene International

    Buy: Rs 592
    Targets: Rs 610/620
    Stop Loss: Rs 570


    The stock has given a breakout from a large consolidation with volumes. The stock has witnessed a fresh long built-up position on the F&O data, which indicates bulls are in full control. The momentum oscillators are also in a strong buy zone.


    Analyst: Kunal Shah, LKP Securities

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    TCS
    3/5

    TCS

    Sell: Rs 3,050
    Targets: Rs 2,900/2,850
    Stop Loss: Rs 3,200


    The stock is trading in a downtrend with lower high and lower low formations intact. The stock is trading near its 52-week low, which clearly indicates weakness. In the near term, the RSI is in a bearish zone, which will accelerate the selling pressure in the near term.

    Analyst: Kunal Shah, LKP Securities

    ET Bureau & Agencies
    Castrol
    4/5

    Castrol

    Buy: Rs 113
    Target: Rs 119
    Stop Loss: Rs 109


    The stock has broken a resistance area and might continue its uptrend momentum can continue from here on.


    Analyst: Manoj Dalmia, Proficient Equities

    ET Bureau & Agencies
    City Union Bank
    5/5

    City Union Bank

    Buy: Rs 150Target: Rs 168
    Stop Loss: Rs 142
    The bank is nearing a breakout and is also trading above 200 DMA, indicating a positive trend.
    Analyst: Manoj Dalmia, Proficient Equities
    (Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of Economic Times)

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