Indian equities ended Thursday’s session in the green after the US Fed increased interest rates on expected lines. Nifty at the close-ended above 18,250 points. Meanwhile, broader markets underperformed the headline indices. “Two days' consolidation provided a much-needed breather before the further rally. The current uptrend might remain in force as long as it sustains above 18200. On the higher end, the rally might extend towards 18500,” Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities, said.
The stock is seen taking support from an upwards-sloping trendline support on the weekly timeframe and has closed above the highs of the last seven weeks after making a double-bottom formation at the support zone. On the indicator front, the momentum oscillator RSI (14) is at around 64, showing strength by sustaining above 50 on the daily timeframe.
(Mitesh Karwa, Research Analyst, Bonanza Portfolio)
The stock is seen taking support from an upwards-sloping trendline on the weekly timeframe and closed above the highs of the last nine weeks with a big bullish candle with decent volumes. The stock is trading above its 20/50/100/200 EMA’s, which is a positive sign. Momentum oscillator RSI (14) is at around 68 on the daily time frame, indicating strength by sustaining above 50.
(Ashish Katwa, Research Analyst, Bonanza Portfolio)
The stock has been trading in the range of Rs 1800-1600 since September 2022 . This range has taken the shape of a bullish Rectangle price pattern. Price broke out of the range on heavy volumes and the widespread candle patterns on April 28-29, 2023. This price movement signifies heavy buying interest in the stock.. The 200-Day moving average has started to curl up, and this is the initial sign that the momentum is picking up.
PFC is an outperforming stock. Price is in a strong uptrend as we see a consistent pattern of higher highs and higher lows. Price is also trading at its all-time high. The pattern in play in PFC is a breakout of an ascending triangle. This is a trend continuation breakout, as the previous trend is an up trend.
(Manish Shah, SEBI Registered Investment Advisor)
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