Infosys:

Ambareesh Baliga, Managing Partner, Edelweiss Financial Services advises to exit fromInfosys around Rs 2500-2600.

Baliga told CNBC-TV18, "Infosys- investors should hold on for the time being. The way I see it is possibly we could see another Rs 100-125 more as a downside for Infosys but then after today's crack, I do not see a major further crack from here."

TCS:

Sudarshan Sukhani, s2analytics.com advises intraday traders to buy TCS at current levels.

Sukhani told CNBC-TV18, "For Infosys , there is no strategy now. It is far too gone to consider buying and certainly it is not a short selling candidate any more. Today was a very unusual day for Infosys, for any largecap stock."

Berger Paints:

Jagannadham Thununguntla, Strategist & Head of Research, SMC Global Securities advises to hold Berger Paints .

Thununguntla told CNBC-TV18, "The investor can hold on to Berger Paints, paints overall is a segment where there is lot of traction in the market. Moreover, in this kind of market when the high beta is getting punished very severely probably some money I would like to shift to the play like Berger Paint. I feel one can hold of course he may not make any big multibaggers but his capital he can easily recover."

Havells India:

Sahil Kapoor of Edelweiss RCM Research advises traders to enter in Havells India around Rs 630-640 with a stop loss below Rs 600 for the target price of Rs 690 to Rs 700.

Kapoor told CNBC-TV18, "Right now Havells India is trading at Rs 637. Its 200 DMA is placed at Rs 610 and every time we see a fall towards these levels there is a good buying that comes in. I think Havells is a stock which can rise to about Rs 690 to Rs 700 levels. There is a good double bottom pattern that we can see on Havells which has made a neckline of about Rs 630. So, Rs 630 to Rs 640 is a excellent level where one can enter and keep a stop below Rs 600 and look for targets of about Rs 690 to Rs 700 on Havells."

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