Stocks to buy during Muhurat Trading 2025:Asian Paints, Bharat Electronics, Havells among top picks for Samvat 2082

Dalal Street was illuminated by bumper buying in stocks on the eve of Diwali on Monday, 20 October 2025. Albeit, India’s stock market witnessed profit booking as the day progressed. And, now on Tuesday, its time for Muhurat Trading! This special one-hour trading session will be conducted from 1:45m to 2:45 pm. Stocks to buy during Muhurat Trading 2025: According to Sebi Registered Investment Advisory, Mantri Finmart, founder, Arun Mantri, investors can bet on following stocks for the year Samvat 2028: Asian Paints: The ace market expert is bullish on Asian Paints. He has given Target Price (TP) of ₹2,845 on the counter. He has suggested investors to keep a strict stop loss of ₹2,264 apiece. As per Monday’s closing price of ₹2,513 per share, the Asian Paints’ TP signifies nearly 13% upside. Bharat Electronics Ltd: While, on Bharat Electronics Ltd, he has set a TP of ₹518 apiece. Mantri has advised investors to put a stop loss of ₹354 per share on the counter. As per Monday’s closing price of ₹416 apiece, the market expert sees over 24% upside on the counter. Havells: The Mantri Finmart founder has also placed his bet on FMEG stock, Havells, setting a TP of 1,888 apiece on the counter. While, he has advised investors to place a SL of ₹1,264 on the scrip. Time Frame: All the above bets have been placed for a time frame of 9-12 months. Timing of Muhurat Trading 2025: According to the National Stock Exchange (NSE), this time around, the muhurat trading windows would open from 1:45 pm to 2:45 pm on Tuesday, 21 October 2025 for shares, FO, commodities like gold and silver, currencies, etc. What is Muhurat Trading? Think of it as a symbolic opening of the books for the new year. Traders and investors buy and sell stocks during this hour, often holding onto them for the long term. It’s more about tradition than making huge profits in that one hour. (Disclaimer: This article is only meant to provide information. Bhaskar English does not recommend buying or selling shares or subscription of an IPO or Mutual Funds)