Torrent Power, Apollo Hospitals, Vedant Fashions: HDFC Securities picks 5 stocks for up to 3 months | Know targets, stop losses

Stocks to Buy: Ahead of the market opening on Friday, brokerage HDFC Securities picked five stocks. These are - Torrent Power, Rallis India, Vedant Fashions, Borosil Renewables and Apollo Hospitals. It has given targets for these stocks for up to three months. Know brokerage ratings, target prices, and stop losses for these stocks.

Torrent Power Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 1678.60)

HDFC Securities has picked Torrent Power Ltd for a target of two months. It has given a 'buy' rating on the company with a target price of Rs 2057, a 22.54 per cent potential upside. The stop loss for the share is Rs 1669.
Target Price: Rs 2057
Stop Loss: Rs 1669

Rallis India Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 334.60)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of three months. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 401, a potential upside of 19.84 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 320.
Target Price: Rs 401
Stop Loss: Rs 320

Vedant Fashions Ltd (CMP Rs 1110.15)

The brokerage has a three-month horizon for the stock. It has given a Rs 1270 target for the stock, a potential upside of 14.40 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs  999.
Target Price: Rs 1270
Stop Loss: Rs 999

Borosil Renewables Ltd (CMP Rs 490.7)

The brokerage has picked the stock for a duration of three months. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 625, a potential upside of 27.37 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 486.
Target Price: Rs 625
Stop Loss: Rs 486

Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Ltd Share Target Price (CMP Rs 6515.85)

The brokerage has given two months horizon to the company. It has given a 'buy' call on the firm with a target price of Rs 7300, a potential upside of 12.03 per cent, and a stop loss at Rs 6300.
Target Price: Rs 7300
Stop Loss: Rs 6300

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