Dolly Khanna Portfolio: Multibagger stock gives breakout. should you buy or hold

Dolly Khanna Portfolio: In the post-Covid rebound, the Indian stock market has delivered a good number of multibagger stocks in 2021. In fact, after the second wave of Covid-19 this year, Indian indices have managed to climb to new highs, aided by the participation rally. all sections. In this rally few more stocks entered the list of multibagger stocks in India. Shares of Talbros Automotive Components is one of the multibagger Alpha stocks that has outperformed key benchmark returns by a huge margin. Interestingly, this stock belongs to the portfolio of veteran investor Dolly Khanna and despite the great year-on-year returns, stock market experts see Dolly Khanna’s share price rising further.

According to stock market experts, this multibagger stock has given breakout recently. Closed at 385 level and remains above this level as well. So, one can buy over the counter for the target of one to two months. 450.

Advising stock market investors to buy this multibagger stock in Dolly Khanna’s portfolio; Sumeet Bagdia, Executive Director, Choice Broking said, “Talbros Automotive Components shares gave a fresh breakout on Tuesday. 385 level depending on the close and it may go up from 430 450 in the next one to two months. One can buy this multibagger stock by maintaining a tight stop loss at the prevailing levels 360 for this one to two month goal.”

Echoing with the thoughts of Sumeet Baghdiya; Rohit Singre, Senior Technical Analyst, LKP Securities said, “Multibagger stock has given a strong cup and handle breakout on the monthly chart and is likely to move higher. 470 level in the short to medium term.”

Advice to positional investors to buy this share of Dolly Khanna 370 to 390 range for short to medium term; Ravi Singhal, Vice Chairman, GCL Securities said, “One can buy this multibagger stock in the range of 370 to 390 for the short to medium term target of 488 per share level.”

This portfolio stock of Dolly Khanna is closely guarded from 150 Year-on-year ie the level of 392 in 2021, registering a growth of about 165 per cent in this period. However, in the same YTD time frame, NSE Nifty has given around 24 per cent returns while BSE Sensex has gained around 22 per cent in this period.

Disclaimer: The views and recommendations given above are those of individual analysts or broking companies and not of Mint.

subscribe to mint newspaper

, Enter a valid email

, Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter!

Never miss a story! Stay connected and informed with Mint.
download
Our App Now!!

,