Sector & Stock Specific Trade Setup @ 7:45 am– Tuesday, December 2nd 2025

TOP SECTORS: Bullish Sector: PHARMA, AUTO, PSUBANKS Bearish Sector: REALTY, MEDIA, CONSUMER DURABLES STOCKS TO WATCH: BULLISH STOCKS

TOP SECTORS:

Bullish Sector: PHARMA, AUTO, PSUBANKS

Bearish Sector: REALTY, MEDIA, CONSUMER DURABLES

STOCKS TO WATCH:

BULLISH STOCKS (Long Build-up+ Short Covering): CUMMINS, LARSEN, GLENMARK, M&M, HDFC BANK, GLENMARK, KOTAK BANK, PNB, TVS MOTORS, DREDGING CORPORATION.

BEARISH STOCKS (Long Unwinding + Short Buildup): ADANI ENTERPRISES, HAL, IRCTC, MAZGAON DOCK, DIXON TECHNOLOGIES.

Our chart of the day is bullish on CUMMINS INDIA, TVS MOTORS and POLICY BAZAR on any early excessive intraday weakness with an interweek/Intermonth perspective.

The 1 Stock to Buy Right Now: Buy CUMMINS INDIA (CMP 4544): Buy between 4450-4475. Stop at 4389. Targets 4577/4621. Aggressive targets at 4689. (Interweek Strategy). Rationale: Momentum Play. Signaling a massive breakout on the upside. Key interweek support 4279. Major hurdles only at 4577 mark. The sequence of higher high/low is intact on all-time-frames. 200-DMA at 3484.

Happy Trading Day ahead

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