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5 hot stock ideas for this week: Cochin Shipyard, Railtel, Datamatics & more

Sep 14, 2025, 04:23:09 PM IST

Indian equities enter the new week on a cautious but resilient note, with analysts having identified select stocks that show technical strength and potential near-term upside. The picks include Datamatics, Graphite India, Railtel, Cochin Shipyard, and Bajaj Finance. Here’s how each stock lines up, with analyst views and target prices.

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Anand James, Chief Market Strategist at Geojit Investments, has a 'Buy' call on Datamatics (CMP: Rs 918) with a target of Rs 1,020 and a stop loss at Rs 875. He noted that the stock is rebounding from its lower trendline, with RSI showing upward momentum and the MACD histogram signaling exhaustion at lower levels. James expects the stock to move towards the Rs 1,000–1,020 zone in the short term.

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James also recommends Buy on Graphite India (CMP: Rs 538) with a target price of Rs 552 and stop loss at Rs 529. He highlighted that the stock has been consolidating in a narrow range but now appears to be attempting a breakout, backed by RSI strength and positioning above key moving averages. The near-term expectation is a move towards the Rs 552 level.

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Rupak De of LKP Securities suggests 'Buy' on RailTel (CMP: Rs 371.5) with a target of Rs 400 and stop loss at Rs 360. He observed that the stock has staged a smart recovery from Rs 330 and is now trading above the 21-day EMA, with rising RSI and higher volumes confirming buying interest. Sustaining above Rs 360 could push the stock towards the Rs 385–400 zone.

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Rupak De has a 'Buy' call on Cochin Shipyard above Rs 1,750, setting a target of Rs 1,900 and stop loss at Rs 1,700. He pointed out the stock’s sharp rebound with heavy volumes and a large bullish candle on the daily chart, which indicates strong buying interest. A sustained move above Rs 1,750 could pave the way for a rally towards Rs 1,850–1,900.

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De also recommends 'Buy' on Bajaj Finance around Rs 980, with a target of Rs 1,050 and stop loss at Rs 944. The stock, currently trading at Rs 1,003.25, has staged a strong recovery from August lows of Rs 850 and is comfortably above its 21-EMA. However, De cautioned that RSI above 80 reflects overbought conditions, suggesting potential consolidation before the next leg higher.

(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of the Economic Times)