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Technical Analysis Markets - Recommendation
ICICI Bank Contrary to our expectation, the stock gained in the last session and is trading near its all-time high. Fresh buying should be initiated only when the stock moves above Rs 1,157. Infosys On October 25, the stock was volatile and formed a doji candle stick, indicating neutral stance. Desist trading for the session. L&T In line with our anticipation, the stock has been trending up since October 22. We expect the stock’s near-term up trend to continue and make new high. We recommend a buy. ONGC Our outlook for the stock is bearish in the near-term. Sell the stock in the rallies with stop loss at Rs 1,170. Reliance Capital Currently the stock is pausing around Rs 1,775 levels. Buy the stock in dips with stop loss at Rs 1,760. Reliance Comm We see that the short-term up trend is losing its momentum. Sell the stock when it declines below Rs 738. Reliance Industries RIL is currently facing key resistance around Rs 2,724 level. Sell the stock only when it reverses from this resistance level. Satyam Computer Sell the stock with stop loss at Rs 470, which is a strong resistance level. SBI The near-term stance for the stock remains positive. We recommend a buy in this stock. TCS The stock has penetrated the 21-day moving average and is declining. We expect the stock’s near-term downtrend to continue. We recommend a sell. Yoganand D. BL Research Bureau More Stories on : Technical Analysis | Recommendation
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