Indian market bounced back in morning trade on Thursday after falling over 1 per cent in the previous trading session.

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Sectorally, the action was seen in power, utilities, oil & gas, infra, and IT in intraday trade on Thursday.

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Stocks that were in focus include Maruti Suzuki that closed with losses of over 6 per cent, HDFC Ltd fell nearly 4 per cent and Dr Reddy’s Laboratories was down more than 5 per cent on Wednesday.

Here's what Santosh Meena, Head of Research, Swastika Investmart Ltd, recommends investors should do with these stocks when the market resumes trading today:

Maruti Suzuki: Buy

The counter has witnessed a breakdown from the Head & Shoulder pattern formation on the daily chart, but the overall structure looks lucrative as it trades above its 100, 200-Days SMA moving averages.

The stock has strong demand zone near Rs 7,750. On the upside, 8350 is an immediate resistance area, and above this, we can expect a run-up towards 8500+ levels in the near term.

On the downside, if it will break 7750 level then 7500 is the next critical zone.

HDFC Ltd: Avoid

The counter is forming down sloping channel formation and it has also given a breakdown from the horizontal line around 2350 level.

The overall structure is looking weak as it trades below its all-important moving averages; however, it is having a demand zone near 2170.

On the upside, 2350 has become an immediate resistance area, and above this, we can expect a run-up towards 2500+ levels in the near term.

On the downside, if it breaks the 2170 level then 2000 is the next support level.

Dr Reddy’s Laboratories:

The counter has witnessed a breakdown from the Head & Shoulder pattern formation on the weekly chart. The overall structure is distorted as it trades below its all-important moving averages however it is having a demand zone near 3600.

On the upside, 4000 is an immediate susceptible area; above this, we can expect a run-up towards 4200+ levels in the near term.

(Disclaimer: The views/suggestions/advices expressed here in this article is solely by investment experts. Zee Business suggests its readers to consult with their investment advisers before making any financial decision.)