Top 2 Best Short-Term Stocks for Investers

The Sensex has achieved a significant milestone by closing above 67,000 points for the first time.

Over the past month, it has recorded a remarkable 6.22% growth, and in the last three months, it surged by an impressive 12.65%.

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With such promising trends, expert Vikas Sethi from Sethi Finmart recommends two cash market shares – KPIT Technology and Rain Industries – for investors seeking short-term gains.

Let’s explore the expert’s targets and stoploss for these stocks.

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KPIT Technologies: Advancing in the Electric Vehicle Space

KPIT Technology, an IT sector company, exhibited strong growth with a 1.6% increase in its stock, closing at Rs 1085.

Vikas Sethi advises a target of Rs 1130 and a stoploss of Rs 1055 for this stock.

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KPIT Technology specializes in engineering services for the automotive and mobility sectors, making it well-positioned to benefit from the ongoing shift towards electric vehicles.

As automotive companies invest more in research and development for EVs, KPIT Technology is likely to see gains.

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Rain Industries Limited: Aiming High with Carbon Black Products

Rain Industries Limited recorded a notable 2.7% rise, closing at Rs 168.

The expert recommends setting a short-term target of Rs 175 and a stoploss at Rs 160 for this stock.

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The company manufactures carbon black products and petcoke (petroleum coke) used in the aluminum industry for metal melting.

Strong Fundamentals Propel Rain Industries

Rain Industries generates a significant portion of its revenue from the US market and has a presence in the cement segment.

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The company boasts robust fundamentals, showing consistent improvement in financials.

With its attractive valuation, Rain Industries emerges as an appealing investment opportunity.

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By investing in these two promising stocks, investors have the opportunity to make gains in the short term while benefiting from the growth potential of the IT and manufacturing sectors.

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