Alembic Pharmaceuticals, Tanla Platforms among 10 stocks with RSI trending up

In the fast-paced world of stock trading, it's crucial to have a toolkit of indicators that can help investors navigate through the market's ups and downs. One such indicator that often stands out is the Relative Strength Index (RSI). On October 11, Wednesday, StockEdge reported a total of 21 stocks exhibiting an upward-trending RSI. In this article, ETMarkets delves into this significant development, handpicking 10 stocks from this list to provide investors with a holistic understanding of the RSI and its implications.

The Relative Strength Index, commonly referred to as RSI, is a key momentum oscillator used by traders and investors to identify overbought or oversold conditions in a stock. RSI values range from 0 to 100, with readings above 70 indicating that a stock may be overbought and due for a potential price reversal. Conversely, RSI readings below 30 suggest that a stock may be oversold and could experience a price bounce. Investors often rely on the RSI to gauge the strength and momentum of a stock's price movements.

Here are 10 stocks that have recently witnessed their RSI trend upwards:

1) Alembic Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
RSI: 63.68
Previous RSI: 49.69

2) Tanla Platforms Ltd.
RSI: 63.29
Previous RSI: 48.8

3) Laxmi Organic Industries Ltd.
RSI: 62.3
Previous RSI: 38.09

4) Welspun Living Ltd.
RSI: 57.84
Previous RSI: 43.41

5) Hero MotoCorp Ltd.
RSI: 57.82
Previous RSI: 47.44

6) Cummins India Ltd.
RSI: 56.09
Previous RSI: 46.48

7) ACC Ltd.
RSI: 55.82
Previous RSI: 47.6

8) Firstsource Solutions Ltd.
RSI: 55.8
Previous RSI: 49.82

9) Wipro Ltd.
RSI: 55.73
Previous RSI: 40.72

10) Sharda Cropchem Ltd.

RSI: 54.98
Previous RSI: 35.86

As we eagerly await the RSI data for October 12, Thursday, these 10 selected stocks offer a snapshot of the momentum within the market, giving investors valuable insights for their decision-making processes.

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