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Muhurat Trading: Atul Suri sees Nifty at 30,800 by next Diwali, highlights themes that could lead the next rally

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CNBC TV18 reported that Atul Suri of Marathon Trends expects the Nifty to reach 30,800 by next Diwali and remains positive on Indian markets. The outlet said he named financials, pharma, autos and midcap IT stocks as themes that could lead the next rally. Muhurat Trading is a special one-hour trading session the exchanges hold on Diwali, and the Nifty is the benchmark index of 50 large companies on the NSE. Midcap IT means information-technology companies of medium size by market value. The 30,800 figure is the analyst's own target, not a reported market level. This is the analyst's view, not Hypeless's.

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Muhurat Trading: Atul Suri sees Nifty at 30,800 by next Diwali, highlights themes that could lead the next rally

Atul Suri of Marathon Trends remains bullish on Indian markets, retains his Nifty 30,800 target and highlights financials, pharma, autos and midcap IT stocks.

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