The headline and synopsis you provided are part of a recurring weekly analytical series from ETMarkets, which filters stocks based on specific quantitative criteria (earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum).
Because this is a frequently updated series (the headline often repeats as new stocks qualify each week), there is no single, permanent list. The analysts behind these picks generally look for companies that can maintain operational performance despite the macro headwinds you mentioned—specifically the volatility in crude oil driven by geopolitical friction in the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab-el-Mandeb waterway.
The Investment Thesis
The analysts’ core argument for these selections isn’t that oil prices won’t matter, but that individual company fundamentals—specifically earnings visibility and margin stability—often decouple from oil-driven market noise over a 12-month horizon.
If you are looking to identify the specific stocks currently qualifying for this “25% upside” bucket, you can locate them via the ETMarkets Stock Reports Plus portal. This is the underlying tool that powers these specific reports and provides the data-backed filtering you are likely looking for:
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Filter by Consensus: The series typically draws from stocks with “Strong Buy” or “Buy” ratings from a consensus of analysts.
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Fundamental Guardrails: The picks are screened for consistent score improvement (often requiring a score of 8-10 in the SR+ framework).
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The “Oil Hedge”: Analysts currently favor stocks in sectors less sensitive to immediate crude volatility—often leaning toward domestic-consumption plays or companies with pricing power to pass on energy-related costs.
How to Access the Latest Picks
Since this list updates weekly, the best way to get the exact tickers is:
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Direct Search: Go to the ETMarkets Stock Reports Plus page.
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Filter by Performance: Look for the “Stock Picks of the Week” tab, which is where this specific editorial analysis is published every weekend.
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Check the “Gainers/Movers” context: In the meantime, the market is currently showing heavy institutional activity in sectors like financial services (e.g., Jio Financial Services, as seen in recent earnings reports) and industrial manufacturing, which are often the first to be vetted for these high-growth lists.
