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Stocks of Godrej Industries, Arkade, Yatharth Hospitals, and NAM India show strong fundamentals and bullish technical setups, signaling attractive investment opportunities, according to SEBI-registered analyst Gunjan Kumar.
Godrej Industries has seen promoter holding rise by 3.91% over the last quarter.
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The company reported its highest revenue in Q4, marking the best performance in the last 13 quarters. It also delivered over 65% return on investment in one year.
Godrej Industries aims to double revenues in some segments within five years, driven by robust real estate and financial services growth.
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Kumar notes technical strength with an inverted head and shoulder breakout and all-time high breakout, recommending watching the stock above ₹1400 with support at ₹1199 on a closing basis.
Arkade is identified as undervalued, with promoters increasing their stake last quarter.
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The firm focuses on premium residential properties in Mumbai, benefiting from urban redevelopment trends and rising housing demand.
After two quarters of negative growth, year-on-year sales turned positive, accompanied by margin improvements quarter-on-quarter.
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Technically, the stock has reached an all-time high, with support at ₹182 and resistance above ₹200.
Yatharth Hospitals is also labeled undervalued, with promoter and DII stakes increasing recently.
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The hospital chain expects 30% growth over the coming years via acquisitions and expansion of beds amid rising demand in healthcare.
The company recorded its highest revenue and profit in the last 12 quarters.
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An ascending triangle breakout is observed on charts, with key support at ₹504 and resistance around ₹555.
NAM India stands out for its strong financial metrics: almost debt-free, with ROCE above 40% and ROE exceeding 30%.
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Foreign institutional investors have consistently accumulated shares over the past five quarters.
The asset management sector is set to benefit from increasing financial awareness in India.
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The stock shows a cup-and-handle breakout pattern, trading well above support at ₹839 and resistance near ₹800.
Kumar offers a target price range of ₹1850 to ₹1955 for Policy Bazaar, with a projected return on investment exceeding 5.6%.
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