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Top Stocks to Buy at 3 PM for Intraday Gains – May 22 Market Update

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Top Stocks to Buy at 3 PM for Intraday Gains – May 22 Market Update

As we approach the final hour of trade on May 22, 2025, the Indian stock market remains choppy, with Nifty hovering near the flat line and traders watching closely for end-of-day moves. Based on price action, volume spikes, and intraday technical levels, here are CapitalKeeper’s top 5 stock picks for 3PM trades:

1. Tata Motors (NSE: TATAMOTORS)

CMP: ₹978.20

Trend: Bullish

Signal: Breakout above day’s high with strong volume

Target: ₹990 – ₹996

Stop-Loss: ₹970

Auto sector has shown leadership today; Tata Motors remains a momentum favorite with a solid bullish structure on the 5-min chart.

2. HDFC Bank (NSE: HDFCBANK)

CMP: ₹1,690.10

Trend: Recovery

Signal: Pullback from intraday low with RSI divergence

Target: ₹1,705

Stop-Loss: ₹1,682

HDFC Bank is showing signs of intraday reversal; risk-reward favors a long position near VWAP.

3. Infosys (NSE: INFY)

CMP: ₹1,515.60

Trend: Uptrend

Signal: Sustained above key resistance at ₹1,510

Target: ₹1,530

Stop-Loss: ₹1,505

Infosys gained strength post-lunch as IT stocks picked up momentum, supported by steady global cues.

4. Adani Enterprises (NSE: ADANIENT)

CMP: ₹3,098.30

Trend: Volatile/Bullish Bias

Signal: Range breakout with sudden volume

Target: ₹3,150

Stop-Loss: ₹3,070

A stock to watch for fast scalps. Ideal for high-risk, short-term intraday traders.

5. JSW Steel (NSE: JSWSTEEL)

CMP: ₹895.50

Trend: Breakout

Signal: Crossed resistance with buying interest

Target: ₹910

Stop-Loss: ₹887

Metals regained strength in late afternoon trade. JSW Steel shows clear bullish intent with support from the sector.

CapitalKeeper’s Takeaway:

“Final hour trades are all about momentum. Look for volume confirmation and stick to your stop-loss. Auto and IT sectors continue to lead while banks are stabilizing.”

Disclaimer:

This article is for informational purposes only. It should not be construed as investment advice. Please consult with a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making any financial decisions.

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