| NAME | TARGET/ SL/Chart | FROM ATH |
|---|---|---|
| CoalIndia 19-2-25 |
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| HAL 19-2-25 |
- | -45% |
| ABB 19-2-25 |
- | -44% |
| Bajaj Auto 19-2-25 |
- | -33% |
| PFC 19-2-25 |
- | -33% |
| RECLTD 19-2-25 |
- | -39% |
| Siemens 19-2-25 |
- | -39% |
| Asian Paints 19-2-25 |
- | -37% |
| Tata Motors 19-2-25 |
- | -42% |
| Supreme Industries 3-3-25 |
- | -45% |
| LTIM 3-3-25 |
- | -37% |
| VBL 3-3-25 |
- | -30% |
A demand zone refers to a price range where buyers are expected to step in, leading to potential rebounds in stock prices. When large-cap stocks drop significantly (below 30% from their all-time high), they often become attractive for long-term investors looking for value opportunities.
Why Invest in Large-Cap Stocks in the Demand Zone?
✔️ Strong Fundamentals – Large-cap companies have solid balance sheets and stable earnings.
✔️ Potential for Recovery – Historically, quality large-cap stocks bounce back from corrections.
✔️ Lower Risk Than Small-Caps – Blue-chip stocks are less volatile compared to mid- and small-cap stocks.
✔️ Long-Term Wealth Creation – Buying at discounted levels can enhance long-term portfolio returns.
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