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Anil Singhvi Stock Picks: Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi has shared a list of buy calls for traders for profit booking. The shares that he has picked are from the sectors that are likely to get benefitted from the government’s likely GST reforms which aim to make products like two-wheelers, compact cars, and insurance more affordable.

The idea? Book profits now as the market bakes in hopes of a simplified GST regime — something Prime Minister Modi hinted at in his Independence Day speech. Singhvi’s strategy taps into this optimism, focusing on stocks that could see a pickup in demand if GST rates are slashed.

Here’s a breakdown of market guru Anil Singhvi’s top futures calls:

A) Auto Stocks

1) Bajaj Auto

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 8,165 | Targets: Rs 8,295, Rs 8,350, Rs 8,415Seen as a big beneficiary if GST on two-wheelers is cut

2) Hero MotoCorp

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 4,640 | Targets: Rs 4,795, Rs 4,820, Rs 4,845

3) Suzuki

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 12,790 | Targets: Rs 13,100, Rs 13,220Compact cars could get cheaper if reforms go through

4) Ashok Leyland

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 119 | Targets: Rs 124, Rs 126

B) Insurance Picks – Playing the long game

1) LIC

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 880 | Targets: Rs 900, Rs 915, Rs 925Insurance might see better volumes if GST burden reduces

2) Max Financial Services (MFSL)

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 1,585 | Targets: Rs 1,610, Rs 1,625, Rs 1,645

C) Consumer & Infra – Benefiting from affordability

1) Voltas

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 1,248 | Targets: Rs 1,290, Rs 1,310, Rs 1,325

2) Havells

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 1,460 | Targets: Rs 1,500, Rs 1,520

3) Ultratech Cement

Buy | Stop-loss: Rs 12,250 | Targets: Rs 12,455, Rs 12,560

Better GST clarity could support housing and infra demand

Why the buzz around GST changes: The bigger picture

The buzz around a simplified, two-tier GST regime — possibly with a flat 18 per cent rate for mass-market items — has excited both investors and traders. Singhvi’s trade ideas are a way to ride that wave, especially with festive season demand just around the corner.

If the policy shift goes through, expect increased affordability for everyday consumers and a possible demand boost across sectors — which is exactly what these trades are positioned for.