We have curated a list of stocks that might outperform in the month of September. This list is based on BSE Smallcap index.  Meanwhile, it’s important to note that these stocks have been selected based on the seasonality analysis.  

Given the strong momentum witnessed in the markets, we believe that the markets are likely to continue their march forward. However, it would be wise to keep a list of the stocks ready, which could witness the action in the coming days. Hence, we have curated a list of stocks that meet the criteria of the T20 breakout system.   

For the second consecutive session, the equity benchmark indices rose to record-high levels. Sensex has touched the 57,000 mark, experiencing a bull run whereas Nifty ended above the 17,000 level on August 31. The positive momentum was supported by the IT, power, healthcare, and metal stocks. All the sectoral indices settled in green whereas BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices in the broader markets were up by over 0.5 per cent each.  

The IT stocks were in focus on Tuesday. Several stocks that are trading below Rs 100 per share were seen locked in the upper circuit on Tuesday.  

Several stocks that trade below Rs 100 were seen making fresh 52-week highs for themselves on Tuesday.

Nifty crossing 17000 levels indicate the strength in the markets. BSE SmallCap index gained by more than 0.8 per cent, however failed to outperform the BSE Sensex on Tuesday.

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Some of the midcaps that have been a drag for the index are down by ~ 27 per cent in August alone.

Nifty has touched a milestone level of 17,000 on Tuesday. It took almost 19 trading sessions for Nifty to reach this level of 17,000 from the 16,000 mark.