In response to a query on Paytm, he said the stock's valuations appeared attractive at current levels. "One can consider buying it with a stop loss of Rs 960, and the expected short-term targets would be Rs 1,250-1,300," Halder added. When asked about CDSL shares, he noted that support on the counter lies at Rs 1,075. "Those looking to enter should buy around Rs 1,100 level in a staggered manner." He suggested that investors should opt for BSE shares from the capital markets segment. "The stock looked strong on charts. If anyone gets Rs 2,650-2,680 levels, one should buy in a staggered way. I believe it can touch Rs 3,450-3,500 levels ahead of the NSE (National Stock Exchange of India) IPO (initial public offering)," Halder also said. Meanwhile, domestic equity benchmarks staged a sharp recovery on Tuesday amid value buying and tracking signs of relief in the West Asia conflict after US President Donald Trump announced a five-day pause in attacks on Iran.