Swing Trading Stocks This Week (Nov 3-7, 2025)

As we enter the week of November 3 to 7, 2025, swing traders should adopt a focused, tactical approach. With broader market consolidation taking place, opportunities are emerging in stocks showing strong volume, clear chart structure and sector‐leadership. At the same time, volatility remains elevated — making risk management and discipline more important than ever.

In this article, we’ll cover:

1. Market context & themes for the week
2. Criteria for selecting swing stocks
3. Top stock picks for Nov 3-7 (based on your screenshot list)
4. Trade parameters: entries, targets, stops
5. Risk management & trade psychology

1. Market Context & Sector Themes

The Indian equity market continues to exhibit a mix of resilience and caution. After multi-week rallies, momentum is pausing for consolidation. For swing traders, this means:

• Rotational opportunities: Sector rotation (metals → NBFCs → consumer) may produce large moves.
• Volume breakouts: Stocks breaking out on above‐average volume are most likely to sustain short-term rallies.
• Macro headwinds: Global uncertainty, domestic GDP growth concerns and valuations remain overhangs.
  Thus, while the trend remains upward, the next leg up will likely favour selective momentum stocks rather than broad market lift.

2. Criteria for Stock Selection

For this week’s swing ideas we applied the following filters:

• Liquidity: Stocks with sufficient daily volume for quick entry/exit.
• Momentum: Recent run‐up or breakout candidate (RSI in 60-75 zone, MACD positive).
• Chart structure: Clear support/resistance, recent consolidation, or breakout setup.
• Sector strength: Stocks from sectors showing relative strength (finance, metals, exports).
• Risk control: Comfortable stop-loss levels and target risk:reward of at least 1:2.

3. Top Stock Picks for Nov 3-7, 2025

a) Stock A – Hindalco Industries

• LTP: ₹824.45, Market Cap ₹1,85,273 Cr.
• Why pick: Strong 1-month and 3-month returns (10.53% / 18.56%) signalling momentum; metals being under rotation.
• Entry Range: ₹815-830
• Stop Loss: ₹790
• Target 1: ₹860
• Target 2: ₹890
• Notes: Watch for global aluminium price cues and Indian export demand.

b) Stock B – Cholamandalam Investment

• LTP: ₹1,733.60, Market Cap ₹1,45,865 Cr.
• Why pick: NBFC sector showing recovery; relatively high volume surge.
• Entry Range: ₹1,710-1,745
• Stop Loss: ₹1,665
• Target 1: ₹1,800
• Target 2: ₹1,850
• Notes: Keep an eye on credit growth data and rate policy signals.

c) Stock C – Shriram Finance

• LTP: ₹715.45, Market Cap ₹1,34,577 Cr.
• Why pick: Momentum stock in finance; 1-month return strong (13.78%).
• Entry Range: ₹700-720
• Stop Loss: ₹675
• Target 1: ₹760
• Target 2: ₹800
• Notes: Watch policy updates from NBFC regulator, RBI commentary.

d) Stock D – Cummins India

• LTP: ₹4,183.20, Market Cap ₹1,15,958 Cr.
• Why pick: Capital goods sector pick; 3-month return 17.38%.
• Entry Range: ₹4,100-4,200
• Stop Loss: ₹3,980
• Target 1: ₹4,350
• Target 2: ₹4,500
• Notes: Monitor order flow announcements, global supply chain trends.

e) Stock E – Indian Bank

• LTP: ₹820.05, Market Cap ₹1,10,458 Cr.
• Why pick: PSU banking pick with strong 1-month return (15.79%); bank index showing signs of recovery.
• Entry Range: ₹800-830
• Stop Loss: ₹770
• Target 1: ₹870
• Target 2: ₹920
• Notes: Watch RBI policy, credit growth numbers, banking sector updates.

f) Additional Picks:

• Federal Bank (small‐cap banking)
• Allied Blenders & Distillers (consumer sector)
• Sammaan Capital & Jain Resource Recycling (mid‐cap momentum)

4. Trade Parameters & Setup

• Holding Period: For this week’s swing trades expect 3-10 trading sessions depending on breakout strength.
• Position Sizing: Risk max ~1-2% of trading capital per trade (stop-loss defined).
• Stop-Loss Discipline: Set stop immediately after entry; don’t move the stop down until target hit.
• Target Setting: Use 1:2 minimum risk:reward. Adjust if breakout is particularly strong.
• Monitoring: Check daily charts; once target 1 is hit, trail stop for target 2 or lock profits.
• Exit Strategy for Loss: If stop-loss hits, exit cleanly and reflect on what went wrong (no revenge trades).

5. Risk Management & Trader Psychology

• Avoid over-leverage: Even good setups can fail – keep exposure moderate.
• Accept losing trades: Swing trading is 60-70% win rate; the aim is bigger winners than losers.
• Don’t chase: If stock surges too much before entry, wait for pull-back or next breakout.
• Stay informed: Sector news, global cues (commodities, rates), and macro updates can trigger sudden moves.
• Use alerts: Set price alerts on entry and stop-loss thresholds to stay disciplined.

6. Final Word

The week of Nov 3-7, 2025 offers a fertile ground for well-picked swing trades. With momentum rotating across sectors and volume breakouts emerging, traders who combine discipline, risk control and technical clarity can aim for meaningful short-term gains.

As always, stick to your criteria: liquidity, momentum verification, clear chart structure, and defined risk. The picks above reflect current market realities and momentum signals — monitor them actively, adapt to unfolding news, and align with your trading style.

Disclosure & Disclaimer: Dhwani Patel (SEBI Registration No. INH200008608) is a SEBI registered research analyst. This report is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as investment or trading advice. Market participation carries risk; always consult a financial professional before making trading decisions.