Market Trading Guide: Buying Coforge and NBCC on Monday could result in gains of up to 7% in the short term.

Rupak De, senior technical analyst at LKP Securities, said the mood worsened further as the index fell below its 50-day EMA intraday. Additionally, RSI has re-entered a bearish crossover on the daily chart, reflecting bearish momentum, he said.
“Overall, the sentiment looks weak and we see a lot of buying around the strike price of 24,200. If Nifty remains below 24,200 on Monday, the index could see a further correction towards the 24,050-24,000 area. On the other hand, a move above 24,200 again could trigger a short-term recovery rally towards 24,350-24,400,” De said.
Here are two stocks to buy:
Buy Coforge for Rs 1,368 | Upside potential: 7% | Stop Loss: Rs 1,320 | Target: Rs 1,420-1,460
Coforge Limited witnessed a strong bounce from lower levels and recently broke through the important Rs 1,330-1,350 resistance zone on the back of strong trading volumes. The stock is trading above its short-term EMA and RSI has risen above 65, indicating improving bullish momentum. A breakout also signals a possible trend reversal after a prolonged correction phase. Buying CMP (Rs 1,365-1,370) can be considered as stop loss near Rs 1,320. On the positive side, the stock may head towards Rs 1,420-1,460 in the near term. Holding above Rs 1,330 is important to sustain the positive momentum.
(Virat Jagad, Senior Technical Research Analyst, Bonanza Portfolio)
Buy NBCC (India) for Rs 101 | Upside potential: 7% | Stop Loss: Rs 97-98 | Target: Rs 104-108
NBCC (India) Limited is showing strong signs of recovery after a prolonged correction, with the stock recovering all major EMAs and breaking through the Rs 98-100 resistance zone. Increasing volume and RSI near 70 indicate strengthening bullish momentum. Stock prices have formed a high-high-low structure, suggesting that the upward trend is continuing. Buying CMP (Rs 100-101) may consider stop loss near Rs 97-98. On the positive side, the stock may head towards Rs 104-108 in the near term. Staying above the Rs 98 breakout zone remains important to maintain the positive bias.
(Virat Jagad, Senior Technical Research Analyst, Bonanza Portfolio)
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