Stocks to buy for short-term: Brokerage firm Anand Rathi has recommended two stocks to buy for short-term. It suggests these emerging stock picks for a timeframe of 30 – 90 days, expecting an upside potential of up to 22%.
In its Emerging Picks for June 2025, Anand Rathi has recommended buying BLS International Services and Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals shares.
Here are stocks to buy for short-term:
BLS International Services | Buy | Target Price: ₹460 – ₹480 | Stop Loss: ₹360
BLS International share price has confirmed an inverse Head and Shoulders pattern breakout, indicating a strong bullish reversal setup on the medium-term chart. The stock is now trading above key moving averages, and momentum oscillators are positively aligned, reinforcing the strength of the breakout, Anand Rathi said.
The overall structure suggests short-term upside potential with improving sentiment and accumulation visible on the charts, it added.
The brokerage firm recommends buying BLS International shares in the ₹410 – ₹390 range, with a stop-loss at ₹360 and upside targets of ₹450 and ₹480 in the coming months.
Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals | Target Price: ₹242 – ₹255 | Stop Loss: ₹180
Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals share price has seen a falling trendline breakout on the weekly chart signals a shift in long-term sentiment, supported by a strong price thrust. Higher High – Higher Low structure is now confirmed, indicating a clear trend reversal after a prolonged downtrend.
On the daily timeframe, Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals shares have successfully reclaimed both the 200 DEMA and 200 SMA, adding strength to the bullish case, said the brokerage firm.
It recommends buying Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals shares in the ₹210 – ₹200 range, with a stop-loss at ₹180 and upside targets of ₹242 and ₹255.
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