Technical analysts Mitessh Thakkar of earningwaves.com and Sudarshan Sukhani, along with Sneha Seth, Derivatives Research Analyst, Angel One share their top stock picks for the day.

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From Mitessh Thakkar

Mitessh Thakkar's first buy call of the day is on Bajaj Auto. He recommends this with a stop loss below Rs 4,875 for an upside target of Rs 5,000-5,010. Shares have gained more than 5 percent in the last month.

He recommends a buy call on Grasim with a stop loss of Rs 1,877 for an upside target Rs 1,935. The stock is up more than 2 percent over the last month.

Among the sell recommendations, Thakkar has one on Maruti Suzuki with a stop loss of Rs 10,305 for a downside target of Rs 9,700. Shares have declined more than 1 percent over the last month.

Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited is another sell call from Mitessh Thakkar. His recommendation comes with target of Rs 270 and a stop loss of Rs 295. The stock has remained flat in the last month.

From Sudarshan Sukhani

Sukhani finds a buying opportunity in BEL. He advises traders to keep a stop loss of Rs 136. Shares have remained flat over the last month.

Sukhani's only intraday short is on Chambal Fertilisers. For this he advises a stop loss of Rs 276. Shares are down more than 2 percent over the last month.

Bharti Airtel is another buy call from Sudarshan Sukhani. Stop loss is to be placed at Rs 910. The stock has gained more than 6 percent in the last month.

Lastly, Sukhani recommends a buy on Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL). He advises a stop loss of Rs 2,490. Shares have remained flat over the last month.

From Sneha Seth

Sneha Seth has a buy call on Ramco Cements with a stop loss of Rs 918 and a price target of Rs 978 on the upside. The stock was up more than 4 percent in the past month.

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