Stock market recommendations: Brigade Enterprises, Ceat, and Honasa have been picked as the top stocks to buy by Hitesh Rathi, Technical Analyst (Equity & Derivatives) at Angel One for November 13, 2026. Below are the details: Buy Brigade Enterprises at Rs 560-558; Stop Loss: Rs 540; Target: Rs 585-590BRIGADE has a very strong support in the 520-500 band, where an upward sloping trendline has provided cushion to prices on repeated occasions, which is providing support this time as well. The formation of a 100% bullish pole from the same demand zone further underscores the presence of demand at lower levels. On the 0.25% Daily Renko charts, the stock has broken above the upward band of its Donchian channel, while also retesting it from above, indicating a possible short term trend reversal.Buy Ceat at Rs 3551-3545; Stop Loss: Rs 3410; Target: Rs 3850-3860CEAT has found support yet again at 3100-mark, which has historically been a very strong support zone. The formation of a long bullish anchor column on its 0.25% P&F chart further validates the presence of strong demand at lower levels. A follow through buy of the same bullish anchor column, points towards a resumption of the ongoing bullish trend. A range breakout on 14-day RSI, suggests the presence of strong bullish momentum, which is further corroborated by a bullish cross over the 20 EMA over its 50 EMA.Buy Honasa at Rs 495-490; Stop Loss: Rs 465; Target: Rs 555-560HONASA has triggered a range breakout on its Daily candlestick charts, after taking support near its prior swing lows. This breakout is reflected as a multi brick and a W-column breakout on its 0.25% Renko charts. On its P&F charts, as well, a follow through Double top buy, invalidating a major bearish set up, indicates that the control has shifted towards buyers. A range breakout on the 14-day RSI, suggests a strong tailwind of momentum behind the stock as well.(Disclaimer: Recommendations and views on the stock market, or any other asset classes or personal finance management tips given by experts and analysts are their own. These opinions do not represent the views of The Times of India.)
