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Watch the interview of Vishal Malkan of malkansview.com who shared his readings and outlook on specific stocks and sector & Hemant Rustagi of Wiseinvest Advisors who answered a few personal finance queries.Below is the verbatim transcript of Vishal Malkan's interview with CNBC-TV18:IDFC IDFC is definite hold right now and I seen some momentum in the stock in the last few days. Once it is relisted tomorrow or whenever it is scheduled for, then the fresh chart will say what it says, but as per the current levels, what I am seeing Rs 120-123 is a good support below which if it breaks after split or after the adjustment then you should exit, otherwise you can hold on and you can look at targets of around Rs 160-180 in the next few months.Pharma Stocks Pharma sector has been outperforming since long and I would go with two or three stocks from this sector which are doing well right now, looking good on the charts. Specially for long-term, one would be Aurobindo Pharma and the second would be Glenmark Pharma and both are looking at good supports right now after a decline and they look to outperform all other stocks in this sector and for the next two to four years.Bharti Infratel For Bharti Infratel there is a strong support at the levels which it made yesterday that was around Rs 340-335 which could hold as a support because it is holding since last one year. So, I would say that would be a good stoploss to keep and exit if it breaks that. I would also suggest one things that if you are a short-term trader like one month kind of a thing then you should always invest or trade in stocks which are in momentum, which are already trending up something like Maruti Suzuki, Ashok Leyland or something like that. Not catch the bottom in for especially for short-term.Banking stocks I would advise to diversify your money into other banking stocks especially the private banks which are showing good momentum in the last one year like IndusInd Bank or Kotak Mahindra Bank where one should put half of his/her money. In fact I would recommend to exit from State Bank of India (SBI) and invest into IndusInd Bank or Kotak Bank.