Stocks To Buy With Anil Singhvi: Godrej Consumer, ITC are top recommendations by Sanjiv Bhasin

Your favourite business channel Zee Business always wants you, as a stock market investor, to reap bumper returns from your smart investments in the share bazaar, and that's why Zee Business Managing Editor and Market Guru Anil Singhvi suggests best stocks to buy through his panel of eminent market voices and share bazaar experts.

On Monday, the Market Guru spoke to Sanjiv Bhasin, Director, IIFL Securities Ltd to know the latter's stock picks wherein stock market investors can pump in money for reaping excellent returns in future.

Speaking to Zee Business Managing Editor and Market Guru Anil Singhvi, Sanjiv Bhasin suggested two stocks:-

1- Godrej Consumer - Rs 645 Stop Loss; Rs 685-690 Target  

2 - ITC - Rs 183 Stop Loss; Rs 200 Target

Watch FULL VIDEO of Anil Singhvi-Sanjiv Bhasin's conversation here:-

संजीव भसीन ने किन 2 शेयरों में पैसा लगाने की दी सलाह? जानें यहां@AnilSinghvi_ @IIFLMarkets @sanjiv_bhasin pic.twitter.com/L6HEqhM29d

— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) September 7, 2020

Moreover, Sanjiv Bhasin in the past had recommended some stocks which are doing fairly well:-

1-TCS
2-HDFC
3-Hero MotoCorp
4-Havells India

Earlier, analyst Sanjiv Bhasin had told Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi that Nifty will likely hit levels around 12,000 by third week of September. He had said that he was bullish on the stock market. He however cautioned investors that the market could see some volatility in the first 15-days of this month along with instances of profit booking. As for Bank Nifty, the index can test 25000 levels, the IIFL Director said.

On updates regarding previous stock recommendations, Bhasin had said that SBI Life stock which was recommended at Rs 820 is currently trading around Rs 860. Another insurance sector stock HDFC Life has also met its target and is trading around Rs 590. His advice to investors is to book profits on both the stocks. Other stocks like DLF and Cipla have also achieved their targets, he had added.