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It was a rocky ride for the investors in this stock last week. The price plunged below our stop loss level of Rs 2,300 and then rose sharply on Thursday to close with a weekly gain of 0.9 per cent.

The bullish breakout of the previous week has come to naught due to last week's choppy move. The stock seems to be continuing the sideways move that began in November 2006.

The medium-term outlook for this stock continues to be positive. For the week, the stock can move upwards to Rs 2,429 and then Rs 2,535. Hold your longs with a stop at Rs 2,250.

Lokeshwarri S. K.

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