Short-Term Investment Ideas: Brokerage sees up to 15% upside in 5 stocks; note down targets

Stocks to buy: Ahead of the market opening on Thursday i.e. January 9, brokerage HDFC Securities picked five stocks. These are - Intellect Design Arena, Westlife Foodworld, Ajanta Pharma, Pfizer, and Minda Corporation. It has given targets for these stocks for up to three months. Know brokerage ratings, target prices, and stop losses for these stocks.

Intellect Design Arena Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 925.65)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of ten days. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 985, a potential upside of 6.41 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 882.
Target Price: Rs 985
Stop Loss: Rs 882

Westlife Foodworld Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 823.45)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of ten days. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 855, a potential upside of 3.83 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 787.
Target Price: Rs 855
Stop Loss: Rs 787

Ajanta Pharma Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 2965.55)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of two months. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 3360, a potential upside of 13.30 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 2752.
Target Price: Rs 3360
Stop Loss: Rs 2752

Pfizer Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 5381.85)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of two months. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 5940, a potential upside of 10.37 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 4900.
Target Price: Rs 5940
Stop Loss: Rs 4900

Minda Corporation Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 532.90)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of two months. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 615, a potential upside of 15.41 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 483.
Target Price: Rs 615
Stop Loss: Rs 483

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