Big movers on D-Street: What should investors do with Tata Technologies, Apollo Tyres and Vodafone Idea?
Stocks that were in focus include names like Tata Technologies, which closed flat, Apollo Tyres, which jumped 3.14%, and Vodafone Idea, whose shares fell 0.76% on Thursday.
Equity indices shot up nearly 1% on Thursday in a highly volatile trade. The 30-share climbed 676 points to settle at 73,663 and the surged 203 points to 22,403.that were in focus include names like , which closed flat, , which jumped 3.14%, and , whose shares fell 0.76% on Thursday.
Here's what Avdhut Bagkar, Derivatives and Technical Analyst at , recommends should do with these stocks when the resumes today.
Tata Technologies
The is highlighting a negative bias, as the formation of “Lower Low, Lower High”, continues to push prices lower. Few sessions ago, the price dwindled to a fresh 52-week low on strong volumes, implying that the negative bias engulfed the trading sentiment for a few more weeks.
To regain the losing outlook, the stock must surpass the key hurdle of 1100. When that happens, the price action breakout could head to 1200.
Apollo Tyres
The daily chart of Apollo Tyres shows a breakdown of “Double Top” exhibiting a medium-term bearishness in the price action. To refute this viewpoint, it must demonstrate a resilient trend over 515 to entice bulls to ride the further upside.
If this fails to materialize, the price may fall to previous levels of 450 & 470. The immediate support stays at 447, its 200-day moving average (DMA).
Vodafone Idea
To break out on the upside, the stock must deliver aggressive closing over 15 levels. Until that happens, the trend to remain subdued and may witness sideways moves. On the downside, the immediate support exists at 11 level.
A breach of this support mark could see the price slipping to 9 level. Similarly, a breakout over 15 would lead a positive rally to 20 level.
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