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Broker Calls & Target Prices — As Reported Todayneutral
The latest brokerage calls on NSE stocks — upgrades, downgrades, initiations and target prices from Motilal Oswal, Jefferies, CLSA, Nuvama, UBS and 25+ other houses, as reported in the business press, with each target compared to the live price.
As of 2026-09-04
As of 2026-09-04, 80 analyst calls on NSE stocks have been reported in the business press — upgrades, downgrades, initiations and target-price changes from major brokerages, each matched to its stock and compared against the live market price.
Showing top 60 of 80 matches · ranked by significance · click any symbol for the full smart-money deep dive.
Brokerages publish research to their clients; the business press reports the headline call — the rating, the target price, the upgrade or downgrade. This screen collects those reported calls across 25+ domestic and global houses, extracts the structured facts, and lines each target up against the stock's current price.
Every row links to the original press report and names the publisher — Strota aggregates and organises what was publicly reported; it does not reproduce research reports or make recommendations of its own.
Headlines are pulled from business-news feeds throughout the session and parsed only when three things can be extracted confidently: a known brokerage name, a listed company, and an explicit call (a rating like Buy/Sell/Hold, or an action like upgrade, downgrade, initiate, target raised/cut). Anything ambiguous is dropped rather than guessed.
Target prices are read from the reported headline. The Vs price column compares that target with the latest close — a +20% reading means the reported target sits 20% above the current price. Calls persist for a week so you can see the flow of opinion, newest first.
A reported call is one analyst's published opinion, frequently wrong, always conflicted to some degree, and often already priced in by the time it's public. Treat this page as a map of what the street is saying — never as advice.
FAQ
Where do these calls come from? From business-press reporting of brokerage research — Economic Times, Moneycontrol, Mint, Business Standard and others, via news feeds. Each row links to the original report and credits the publisher. Strota does not access or reproduce the underlying research reports.
Which brokerages are covered? 25+ houses whose calls the press reports regularly — Motilal Oswal, Nuvama, ICICI Securities, Kotak, HDFC Securities, Axis Capital, Jefferies, CLSA, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, UBS, Nomura, Macquarie, Citi, JP Morgan and more. Calls from houses not on the list are skipped rather than misattributed.
Why is a call I saw in the news missing? The parser only accepts a row when the brokerage, the stock and the call itself can all be extracted unambiguously from the reported headline. Vague headlines, unlisted companies, index-level calls, and stocks whose names are too generic to match safely are deliberately dropped.
Should I buy a stock because a broker set a higher target? No. Analyst targets are opinions with well-documented wide error bars, and the market often reacts within minutes of the report. Use the page to know what the street is saying, then check the stock's own page for what institutions are actually doing — flows beat opinions.