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Sensex today | Stock Market Live Updates: Stock to buy today: Usha Martin (₹486) – BUY

Sensex, Nifty, Share Prices Live: Usha Martin share price can rise to ₹550

The Sensex and Nifty 50 stocks witnessed live updates on November 5, 2026, with particular focus on Usha Martin shares. The short-term outlook for Usha Martin is bullish, having surged 9% this week. The important trend line support is at ₹466, indicating a continued uptrend and new leg of upmove. The stock has been trading above ₹466, with an immediate support level at ₹466 and a next important support at ₹450-₹445.

Experts expect Usha Martin share price to reach ₹550 in the coming weeks. Traders are advised to buy the shares now at ₹486, accumulate on dips at ₹470, and set a stop-loss at ₹440. As the stock price rises to ₹505, the stop-loss should be trailed up to ₹495. Upon reaching ₹520 and ₹535, revise stop-loss higher to ₹510 and ₹525, respectively.

Exit long positions at ₹545. These recommendations are based on technical analysis and carry the inherent risk of trading.

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