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2 top stock recommendations from Vinay Rajani

2 top stock recommendations from Vinay RajaniThe Indian equity market continued to display sharp intraday swings on Tuesday, leaving investors navigating a choppy trading environment. Market analyst Vinay Rajani from HDFC Securities said that choppiness is still continuing and the market is not able to sustain at higher levels, indicating that the primary trend remains on the downside. However, the recovery […]

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