Our analysts pore over technical charts to offer some smart trading tips for the next few months
AJANTPHARM
The stock has witnessed stellar rally till it’s clocked its life time high of 2125 levels on 04th October 2016. Thereafter, the rally took pause, on account of profit taking; price corrected and made 52 week low of 1120 levels which is nearly 47% of said rally. Post which, the stock has rallied nearly 42 % from above said lower levels which placed the stock above its major moving averages on daily chart, reflecting uptrend in the stock will remain intact in coming months as well.
Points of observation
On the daily charts as well as weekly charts, the stock is trading above its 21/50/100/200 DEMA levels, indicating the positive momentum in the stock is likely to continue and the stock may move higher towards 1850-1900 levels in medium term.
Among the indicators and oscillators, 14-perioRSI on weekly chart is pointing northwards and poised with bullish bias, indicating bullish trend in the stock is likely to continue and the counter is expected to head higher in the near term.
Among other leading indicators parabolic SAR (Stop & Reverse) is trading below the current price on daily as well as on weekly chart, which reflects buying will remain intact in the counter in the coming month also.
The MACD is trading above the signal line in buy territory on daily chart indicating positive momentum in the stock on medium to long term perspective.
From above observation we suggest you to go long in the counter and any dip towards 1400 levels can be used to accumulate the stock with a stop loss of 1250 levels on closing basis with the projected target of 1850 followed by 1900 levels in next 9-12 months.
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This story is from the February 2018 edition of The Finapolis.
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