Top stocks to buy today: Stock recommendations for October 23, 2025 - check list

Top stock market recommendations: According to Aakash K Hindocha, Deputy Vice President - WM Research, Nuvama Professional Clients Group, the top buy calls for today are: Navin Fluorine International, Lloyds Metals And Energy, and Bank of Maharashtra. Here’s his view on Nifty, Bank Nifty and the top stock picks for October 23, 2025.Index View: NiftyNifty has given a weekly closing above 25500 which we had been highlighting over the past 5 weeks now. This confirmation has now broken out from a cup and handle formation on weekly charts which marks the end of Nifty’s 12 month corrective consolidation. Short term targets are now seen for 26200 with a support at 25400.Bank NiftyBank Nifty has raced ahead to hit a fresh all time high confirm a daily and weekly closing at all time highs.

A short term upside now opens up for 58200 / 58650 on the same given the holiday shortened week seen this Diwali.Navin Fluorine International (BUY):

After having closed at the highest ever weekly reading – stock has been showing signs of a further follow up move northwards. NAVINFLUOR has ended its 4 year consolidation earlier this fiscal and now scales higher to fresher all time highs.Lloyds Metals And Energy (BUY):

• LCP: 1350
• SL: 1300
• TGT: 1470

An inverted head and shoulder pattern has been formed on daily charts of LLOYDSME, stock has reclaimed above its 200 DMA.

Adding to this, on daily and lower timeframe charts, stock has also given a breakout from its flag pattern formation eyeing for a quick 7-8% style rally.Bank of Maharashtra (BUY):

A cup and handle pattern on daily and weekly charts has given a breakout on charts of MAHABANK which was in consolidation from the start of this calendar year. Stock has recovered nearly 50% from its lows seen in April and continues to enjoy similar momentum in the way forward.(Disclaimer: Recommendations and views on the stock market and other asset classes given by experts are their own. These opinions do not represent the views of The Times of India)