Top stocks to buy today: Stock market recommendations for December 16, 2025 - check list

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 Stock market recommendations for December 16, 2025 - check list

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Stock market recommendations: According to Somil Mehta, Head - Alternate Research, Capital Market Strategy, Mirae Asset Sharekhan, the top stocks investors can consider buying today on December 16, 2025 are: Union Bank of India, UPL, and Britannia Industries. Let’s take a look:Union Bank of India - Buy in the range between Rs 153 & Rs 154; Stop Loss: Rs 145; Target: Rs 170Union Bank of India has been consolidating in a range from the last five weeks above 20 & 40 daily moving average, taking support from 10 day moving average i.e.151.85 the stock is expected to resume the uptrend.

Momentum indicators have also given a positive crossover below the zero line. Key resistance is 160 and support is at 150 and 147.UPL – Buy in the range between Rs 764 & Rs 765; Stop Loss: Rs 730; Target: Rs 833UPL has been giving breakout of falling trendline above 20 & 40 daily moving average and the stock is expected to resume the uptrend. Momentum indicators have also given a positive crossover above the zero line. The stock has been consolidating in a broad range since last month and has given a breakout of the range above 20 daily moving average i.e.

747. Key resistance is at 786 and support is at 741.Britannia – Buy in the range between Rs 6045 & Rs 6030; Stop Loss: Rs 5810; Target: Rs 6460Britannia Industries has been consolidating in a range from the last few weeks around 20 & 40 daily moving average, taking support from 20 weekly moving average i.e.5870 the stock is expected to resume the uptrend. Momentum indicators have also given a positive crossover below the zero line. Key resistance is 6262 and support is at 5857 and 5723.(Disclaimer: Recommendations and views on the stock market, other asset classes or personal finance management tips given by experts are their own. These opinions do not represent the views of The Times of India)

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