
Top inventory market recommendations: According to Aakash Ok Hindocha, Deputy Vice President – WM Research, Nuvama Professional Clients Group, the highest buy calls for as we speak are: Amber Enterprises India, BSE, and Hindustan Zinc. Here’s his view on Nifty, Bank Nifty and the highest inventory picks for October 9, 2025.Index View: NiftyEnding its 4 day successful streak, Nifty softened after finishing its quick protecting goal at 25220. Given the day by day candlestick value motion seen for the previous 2 buying and selling days, the stability of this week can proceed in consolidation between 25250 – 24750 on the decrease facet.Bank NiftyWhile on the Bank Nifty the index confronted minor revenue taking from its 2 month highs, as its prolonged goal of 56650 stays open on the upside with a assist now trailing at 55700 odd. Supporting this the index has not closed under its earlier day’s low regardless of a number of intraday dips under the identical.Amber Enterprises India (BUY):
After breaking out above its cup and deal with formation on weekly charts in September, inventory has achieved a retest on the identical. Fresh momentum for a 8-10% rally can start now, provided that it has given second highest day by day closing yesterday and is on observe for highest ever weekly closing on charts.BSE (BUY):
Having reclaimed again above its 200 DMA, BSE has additionally given a breakout from its sloping trendline which was in place for the previous 16 weeks – from the beginning of this correction. Capital market stocks are dealing with tailwinds which might additionally assist the continued technical reversal on the inventory.Hindustan Zinc (BUY):A 16 month sloping trendline breakout has been witnessed final week on the counter on day by day and weekly charts, whereas a retest on the identical has been met. Upmove for one other 8-10% upside can now resume given the sectoral flavour within the present sequence being performed out on this market.(Disclaimer: Recommendations and views on the inventory market and different asset courses given by specialists are their very own. These opinions don’t signify the views of The Times of India)