Shares of Lupine rose more than 3 percent after the company reported strong first-quarter results.

Indian markets started the trading session on a positive note on Wednesday following a global rally. The Nifty 50 index rose 296.85 points, or 1.24 percent, to 24,289.40, while the BSE Sensex opened up 972.33 points, or 1.24 percent, to 79,565.40.

Out of Nifty list of 50 companies, 48 ​​opened with advances, while only 1 company opened with declines and 1 remained unchanged at the time of this report.

Share price targets and buy calls for important stocks today, according to stock market experts on Zee Business

Ashish Chaturvedi Stock Recommendations

Rs. Buy shares of Gulf Oil in the cash segment for a target of 1,125 with a stop loss of 1,070

Rs. 1,900 with a stop loss of Rs. Buy lupine futures for a target of 2,007

Tata Power's Rs. 440 Call Option Rs. 15 with a stop loss of Rs. Shop for 21's Target.

Basic Choice: Buy Natco Pharma shares for a target of Rs 1,500 with a three-month outlook

Investment Ideas: Buy shares of Jubilant Food with a one-year target of Rs 708

Selection Based on News: Shares of Aurobindo Pharma Rs. Buy with a stop loss of 1,390 for a target of 1,450

Expert Picks:

• Shares of PI Industries Rs. Buy with a stop loss of 4,235 for a target of 4,370

Kushal Gupta Stock Recommendations

Shares of Fortis Healthcare in the cash segment are at Rs. Buy target of 512 with stop loss of 490

3,500 with a stop loss of Rs. Buy Cummins India Futures with a target of 3,630

920 put option of JSPL at Rs. Buy on 27.1

Basic Choice: Buy ITC shares for a one-year target of Rs 580

Investment Ideas: Buy shares of Zydus Life for a target of Rs 1,500 with a 12-month outlook

Selection Based on News: Rs. Buy Chaman Lal Setia shares for a target of 230 with a stop loss of 220

Expert Picks:

• Rs. Buy GR Infra shares for a target of 1,640 with a stop loss of 1,580
• Rs. Buy Axis Bank Futures for a target of 1,100 with a stop loss of 1,150

(Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Readers are encouraged to consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.)