Top stocks to buy today: Stock recommendations for November 6, 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: Delhivery , Kalpataru Projects International , and Gravita India . Here’s his view on Nifty, Bank Nifty and the top stock picks for November 6, 2025.

Index View: Nifty

Nifty has cooled off over 500 odd points in the past 5 trading days given the truncated schedule of this week. Profit taking on the index has been observed near previous swing highs of 26100. Overall structure continues to drift towards retest of previous bullish breakout between 25400 - 25500 while negation stands at closing above 26100.

Bank Nifty

Bank Nifty has formed a double inside bar formation wherein for the past 2 trading days, index has been trading within its previous day’s range. A break of Tuesday’s high and low now become important for Bank Nifty’s short term trend.

Stock recommendations
Delhivery (BUY):

• LCP: 484
• Stop Loss: 460
• Target: 525

After its 3 year sloping trendline breakout in the mid of this calendar year, shares of DELHIVERY have now closed at a 3 year highs. Adding to this, it is at a fresh double bottom breakout if prices sustains at current levels till the end of this week, can give a strong tailwind.

Kalpataru Projects International Ltd (BUY):

• LCP: 1314
• Stop Loss: 1260
• Target: 1440

A cup and handle pattern on daily and weekly charts has given a breakout on charts of KPIL which was in consolidation from past 4 quarters. Stock has recovered nearly 70% from its low’s seen in April and continues to enjoy similar momentum in the way forward.

Gravita India Limited (BUY):

• LCP: 1767
• Stop Loss: 1674
• Target: 1940

A wide sloping trendline breakout has occurred on daily and weekly charts of GRAVITA. Adding to this a 200 DMA crossover has also been seen on price, given the two way confluence of prices a stronger trend is likely to emerge northwards.

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