Brokerage’s big prediction for 2026, these 5 stocks can bring huge earnings

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High Return Stocks India: Brokerage firm ICICI Direct has released the list of its favorite technical stocks for the year 2026. According to a report published in Moneycontrol Hindi, the brokerage believes that these shares are in a strong position on the chart, there is bullish momentum in them.

The brokerage believes that the risk in these stocks is likely to be low and returns are likely to be better. In the coming 12 months, an increase of about 16 to 23 percent can be seen from the current level. Let us know which stocks the brokerage firm has included in its list…

1. Indian Oil Corporation
Brokerage firm ICICI Direct has included Indian Oil Corporation in its list of top technical stocks. The brokerage has advised to bet on shares between Rs 155 to Rs 165 and has fixed the target price of shares at Rs 190. Which shows a return of about 17 percent from the current price. The brokerage firm believes that the stock may move towards its all-time high level.

2. Bajaj Finserv

ICICI Direct has included Bajaj Finserv in its list of favorite stocks for the year 2026. The brokerage has advised to buy shares between Rs 1,960 and Rs 2,090. The firm has fixed its target price at Rs 2,400, which shows an increase of about 16 percent from the current price. The brokerage believes that after the weak performance of the last three years, this stock is now showing strength again.

3. Pidilite Industries

ICICI Direct has also included Pidilite Industries in its list. The brokerage firm has advised to buy shares between Rs 1400 and Rs 1480. The target price has been fixed by the firm at Rs 1720. Which shows a return of about 18 percent.

4. LTIMindTree

ICICI Direct has included LTIMindtree shares in its list. The brokerage has advised to buy this stock in the range of Rs 5,950 to Rs 6,380 and has fixed its target price at Rs 7,370. Which shows a potential return of about 17 percent from the current level. The brokerage believes that a strengthening trend is emerging in the stock again.

5. SRF

ICICI Direct has included SRF shares in its list of preferred shares. The brokerage has advised to buy shares between Rs 2,820 and Rs 2,970 and has kept its target at Rs 3,480. According to the brokerage firm, this may show a rise of about 18 percent.

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