BusinessToday and NDTV Profit reported 10 stock recommendations attributed to PL Capital for Samvat 2083, while The Economic Times lists different Jindal Steel and Marine Electricals levels ahead of India’s Nov. 8 Diwali session.
BusinessToday and NDTV Profit carried matching calls for the 10 shares. EconoTimes previously reported the 10 calls.
The two outlets reported these target ranges and stop-loss levels, in rupees per share: Apollo Hospitals, Rs 9,800–10,400 and Rs 7,000; DLF, Rs 860–960 and Rs 570; GE Vernova T&D India, Rs 5,100–5,450 and Rs 3,400; HBL Engineering, Rs 1,000–1,080 and Rs 670; and Jindal Steel, Rs 1,290–1,360 and Rs 900.
The remaining reported calls were Marine Electricals, Rs 520–560 with a Rs 355 stop-loss; Shilpa Medicare, Rs 1,230–1,335 and Rs 765; Syrma SGS Technology, Rs 1,970–2,120 and Rs 1,290; TARIL, Rs 385–440 and Rs 260; and TD Power Systems, Rs 870–940 and Rs 580.
The Economic Times slideshow gives Jindal Steel a target range of Rs 1,200–1,360 and a Rs 355 stop-loss. For Marine Electricals, it lists a Rs 900 stop-loss, compared with Rs 355 in the BusinessToday and NDTV Profit reports. The reports do not state how long the targets are intended to apply.
BusinessToday reported that the DLF call cited a weekly-chart EMA level of Rs 623, a higher-bottom pattern and a volatility contraction pattern on the daily chart. It also described a recovery in GE Vernova T&D India, accompanied by rising volume after the share fell to about Rs 3,550.
The National Stock Exchange of India Limited scheduled the special Diwali session for Nov. 8, 2026. It opens at 3:50 a.m. EST (08:50 UTC); the 5 a.m. EST close applies to non-CAS securities, while CAS securities reach their normal-market close at 4:45 a.m. EST before the closing-auction sequence.
