Market Trading Guide: Deepa Jewellers among 2 stock recommendations for Friday

Domestic market continued on its sharp sell-off mode as the ripple effects of hawkish RBI policy weighed on rate-sensitive sectors, effectively resetting near-term valuation multiples. This headwind was further amplified by persistent FII outflows, harder bond yields, and a depreciating rupee. Looking ahead, analysts say the market focus shifts to the Q2 earnings season, where management commentary on demand sustainability and input cost absorption will provide critical near-term direction.

Here are 2 stock recommendations that could offer good returns in the medium term

Brooks Laboratories: Buy at 70.5-71 | Stop loss: 60 | Target: 90


Brooks Laboratories demonstrates a decisive breakout from a downward slanting channel pattern on the 1-hour chart, pushing to 70.53 (+0.00%). Trading comfortably above its key hourly 20/50/100/200 EMAs with expanding volume and a bullish RSI crossover past signal lines into strong territory, the setup confirms accelerated upside momentum toward 90.

Virat Jagad, Sr Technical Research Analyst at Bonanza

Deepa Jewellers: Buy at 232-234 | Stop loss: 222 | Target: 250

Deepa Jewellers demonstrates a decisive horizontal resistance breakout above the 220–222 consolidation zone on the daily chart, pushing to 232.80 (+2.53%). Trading comfortably above its short-term moving average with strong volume expansion and a bullish RSI curling sharply upward past signal lines, the setup confirms accelerated upside momentum toward 250.00.

Virat Jagad, Sr Technical Research Analyst at Bonanza

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