What is the story about?
Stocks to BUY for long term: Equity markets continue to offer selective opportunities for long-term investors amid evolving global and domestic trends.
Brokerage upgrades, earnings visibility, sectoral tailwinds, and balance-sheet strength remain key factors in identifying stocks with sustainable growth potential. Based on recent analyst commentary and outlooks from leading global brokerages, here is a long-term perspective on whether select stocks are best suited to buy, hold, or monitor for future opportunities. Investors should align these views with their risk appetite, time horizon, and financial goals before making any investment decisions.
Nuvama Wealth Share Price Target 2025
Citi maintains a 'Buy' on Nuvama Wealth with a target price of Rs 10,175. Client attrition recovery expected by 4Q FY26; revenue growth to accelerate from 1Q FY27. Wealth flows remain strong, margins likely to improve, and investment banking stays stable.360 One Wam Share Price Target 2025
Citi maintains a 'Buy' on 360 ONE WAM with a target price of Rs 1,615. Wealth flows remain strong; AMC flows are picking up with potential institutional wins ahead. Carry income outlook is solid; talent gains and UBS-linked product launches expected from 1Q FY27.Vedanta Share Price Target 2025
Citi sees upside in Vedanta, maintaining a 'Buy' stance. Power demerger approvals are pending; next hearing on 7 Jan, with asset transfers ahead. Upside potential from aluminium prices, volume growth, cost control, and reduced conglomerate discount.L&T Share Price Target 2025
Goldman Sachs maintains a 'Buy' on L&T with a Rs 5,000 target. Middle East investments target gas and renewables; risks managed via bidding and hedging discipline. Focus remains on long-term growth, with regulatory adaptability and divisional structure aiding execution.TCS Share Price Target 2025
Nuvama maintains 'Buy' on TCS with a Rs 3,650 target. Focus shifts from digital to AI-led transformation, with nearly USD 1.5 bn annualised AI revenue and 5k engagements. Margins guided at 26–28 per cent; TCS seen as a key beneficiary of tech spend recovery.(Disclaimer: The above article is meant for informational purposes only, and should not be considered as any investment advice. ET NOW DIGITAL suggests its readers/audience to consult their financial advisors before making any money-related decisions.)
