Bet on these 3 big stocks including Tata Steel on February 11, expert advice, know where to buy and where to sell?

News Topical, Digital Desk : The stock market's upward trend continues, with benchmark indices closing higher for the third consecutive day. Select stocks saw positive action during the February 10th trading session, and this momentum is expected to continue into Wednesday's session on February 11th. Following the market's continued rally over the past three trading sessions, investors and traders are now focusing on stocks that offer both volume and trend support.

In an exclusive interview with Jagran Business, Abhishek Bhatt, wealth manager and independent market expert, said that the auto and metal sectors are currently leading the market. Some heavyweight stocks in these sectors appear to be in a technically strong position. Based on this, he recommends buying three stocks for tomorrow's session.

Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M)

Mahindra & Mahindra has benefited the most from the strength in the auto sector . The stock has consistently held higher levels. Technically, strong support remains around ₹3,650. If it holds above this level, the stock could see a move towards ₹3,720 to ₹3,750.

Tata Steel

Tata Steel has seen strong volume amid fresh buying in metal stocks.
The ₹205–206 levels are considered key support for the stock, while upside resistance is around ₹212. A continued uptrend cannot be ruled out if global commodity cues remain stable.

Bajaj Auto

Expectations regarding demand in the two-wheeler segment are clearly impacting Bajaj Auto.
If the stock holds above ₹9,650, it could move towards the ₹9,900–10,000 levels. ₹9,550 will be a key support on the downside.

Abhishek Bhatt said that the market sentiment remains positive for the time being. However, profit-booking may be seen in select stocks at higher levels. Therefore, buying on dips is a better strategy, with special attention to stop-losses.

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