Special Report: Super 5 Stocks for BTST
1.Just Dial Limited
The
stock of Just Dial is looking weak in near term. Investors with a
short-term perspective can consider selling the stock of Just Dial at
current levels. Following an intermediate-term downtrend, the stock fell
to an all-time low of 318 in late December 2016 and found support.
Since then, it has been on a medium-term uptrend. However, after
regaining 50 per cent of the Fibonacci retracement level of the prior
downtrend, the stock encountered significant resistance in the 600-620
band in early March. Triggered by negative divergence in the daily
relative strength index, the stock changed direction recently. This
reversal was strengthened on in last week with the stock tumbling 5 per
cent, breaching the support level at 580. The daily relative strength
index has entered the neutral region from the bullish zone. The
short-term outlook is bearish. It can extend the fall and reach the
price targets of 550 and 530 in the ensuing trading sessions. Sell the
stock with stop-loss at 600.
2.Vadilal Industries Limited
We
recommended the stock of Vadilalind, which jumped almost 10 per cent
accompanied by above-average volume in last two week. The stock taking
support at the key base level of 660 in February, the stock has been on a
medium-term uptrend. While trending up, the stock decisively breached
its 200- and 50-DMAs and hovers well above them. The stock appears to
have resumed its medium-term uptrend. There has been an increase in
trading volume over the past three weeks. The daily relative strength
index has entered the bullish zone from the neutral region and the
weekly RSI has also entered this zone from the neutral region. The
short-term outlook is bullish. The stock can extend its uptrend and
reach the price targets of 880 and 900 in the upcoming trading sessions.
Investors with a short-term perspective can buy the stock with a
stop-loss at 820.
3. LIC Housing Finance Limited
Investors
with a short-term perspective can buy the stock of LIC Housing Finance
at current levels. Following a sharp fall in November 2016, the stock
found support in the range 470-475 and started to trend upwards. A
long-term uptrend-line support around this region also cushioned the
stock. Since then, the stock has been on a medium-term uptrend. However,
the key resistance at 590 was limiting the stock until it breached this
resistance by gaining 5 per cent in last week. The stock trades well
above its 50- and 200-DMAs. The daily relative strength index has
entered the bullish zone from the neutral region and the weekly RSI is
on the brink of entering this zone. The stock appears to have resumed
its long-term uptrend. It can extend its current rally and reach the
price target of 615 and 630 in the coming trading sessions.
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