Diwali 2026 Muhurat Trading Samvat 2083 stocks with up to 35% gain: HDFC AMC, SBI, Tech Mahindra, 3 more by Anand Rathi

Anand Rathi has highlighted a set of stocks, including HDFC AMC, SBI, and Tech Mahindra, that it expects could gain as much as 35% in the Diwali 2026 Muhurat trading session and beyond, marking the start of Samvat 2083. Muhurat sessions are typically short, symbolic trading windows held on Diwali evening, and their price action is often driven more by sentiment, liquidity, and flows than by fundamental repricing. The transmission mechanism here is largely retail and domestic institutional risk appetite, which tends to concentrate in large-cap financials and index heavyweights during the festive period. Banking and asset-management names such as SBI and HDFC AMC are most sensitive to domestic flow dynamics, while Tech Mahindra's exposure is tied more to global IT spending and dollar-rupee moves. Traders should watch the Nifty 50 and Sensex closing levels on the Muhurat session and the subsequent first full trading day, along with FII and DII flow data, to judge whether the festive sentiment translates into sustained participation.

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