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Technical Analysis Markets - Technical Analysis Focus of the week B. Krishnakumar
IDBI (Rs 118.4): The announcement of the swap ratio for the merger with IDBI Bank is likely to act as a positive trigger. The chart patterns suggest that the stock is likely to seek higher levels. Hold with a stop loss at Rs 99. A drop below this level would delay the start of the next move. Fresh buying may be considered on a move above Rs 120, with a stop-loss at Rs 107. The immediate target for the stock is Rs 132-Rs 135 range. Tata Power (Rs 360.1): The outlook for the stock is bearish. A drop to Rs 315-Rs 320 range appears likely. Shareholders may look to reduce exposures. Investors with a high-risk profile may consider short positions on a drop below Rs 353, with a stop-loss at Rs 372. A close above Rs 382 would impart strength. Follow-up Andhra Sugar (Rs 132.5): The stock did not move up as anticipated last week. This has, however, not affected the view of a rally to Rs 155-Rs 160 range. The positive view would be valid as long as the stock trades above Rs 125. Hold with a stop-loss at Rs 125. Fresh buying may also be considered on a move above Rs 142, with a close stop-loss in place. Aurobindo Pharma (Rs 277.3): Long positions would not have been initiated as the price failed to move past the indicated trigger level of Rs 330. The price however dropped below the stop-loss level of Rs 295. This has effectively negated the short-term positive outlook. Investors may look to reduce exposures and contemplate re-entry on price weakness.
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