Top stocks to buy today: Stock market recommendations for February 3, 2026 - check list

Stock market recommendations: According to Somil Mehta, Head - Alternate Research, Capital Market Strategy, Mirae Asset Sharekhan, the top stocks to buy today on February 3, 2026 are: NMDC, DLF, Blue Star, and IOC. Let’s take a look:National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC): Buy in the range between Rs 81 & Rs 82; Stop Loss: Rs 75; Target: Rs 90In the weekly chart given a breakout of previous swing High i.e. 80 taking support from short term averages 20 & 40 Daily exponential moving average. NMDC is consolidating in a broad range from three weeks expected to give breakout on upside. Momentum indicators are giving positive crossover showing strength. Key resistance at 85 and support is at 77.DLF : Buy in the range between Rs 627 & Rs 628; Stop Loss: Rs 575; Target: Rs 700In the weekly chart DLF shows a reversal from the 200 weekly moving average. Showing support from the important Demand Zone. Momentum Indicators exiting the oversold zone as well as given Positive crossover showing strength. Key resistance at 670 and support is at 600.Blue Star: Buy in the range between Rs 1838 & Rs 1839; Stop Loss: Rs 1680; Target: Rs 2030Bluestarco is showing a breakout of ascending trendline as well as 200 Daily exponential Moving average i.e 1800 above the short term averages 20 & 40 DEMA. Momentum Indicators are positive showing strength. Key resistance at 1864 and support at 1760.Indian Oil Corporation (IOC): Buy in the range between Rs 164 & Rs 165; Stop Loss: Rs 155; Target: Rs 175 IOC is consolidating in a broad range from the last month, giving an ascending trendline breakout by taking support of 20 DEMA i.e. 161 expected to give breakout of this range. Momentum Indicators are positive showing strength. Key resistance at 169 and support is at 157 .(Disclaimer: Recommendations and views on the stock market, other asset classes or personal finance management tips given by experts are their own. These opinions do not represent the views of The Times of India)