Bullish on Tata Motors, bearish on Tata Steel: Angel Broking

Stock calls and outlook on Nifty by Sameet Chavan, Chief Analyst- Technical & Derivatives, Angel Broking:

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Sameet Chavan New Delhi
Last Updated : Feb 26 2018 | 8:18 AM IST
Stock calls and outlook on Nifty by Sameet Chavan, Chief Analyst- Technical & Derivatives, Angel Broking:
 
Nifty Outlook:
 
It was a week of consolidation for our markets as we saw a fragile start on Monday followed by some consolidation for three days and then a good pull back move to conclude at the highest point of the week. The tail end rally was mainly propelled by the heavyweight banking conglomerates along with the beaten down Midcap index.
 

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Going by last few days’ price action, 10340 – 10300 seems to have earned great respect from the short sellers and due to weak attempts to sneak through did not have any conviction at all. Hence, going ahead, we may see this consolidation or breather getting extended for few days. On the higher side, 10500 – 10620 would be seen as immediate boundaries for the coming week. Any sustainable move beyond this would result into a decent relief rally in the market. However, the broader picture would still remain the same as we expect the selling to recommence at higher levels. If we have to take a directional bet, we would certainly stick to our cautious stance considering the ‘Bearish Engulfing’ pattern on weekly chart along with the ‘RSI-Smoothened’ (daily) slipping below the 30 mark. This indicates a probable correction towards 10200 and then to test the ‘200-day SMA’ placed around 10090 once the corrective move resumes.
 
At present, the near term strategy would be to follow stock centric approach if index manages to give a decent relief rally and then use such rebounds to create fresh shorts at higher levels. This week’s weakening in Indian Rupee (INR) against the US Dollar was clearly an alarming sign for our market. So, one should keep a close eye on this development as well along with US markets.
 
Stock recommendations:
 
1. Tata Motors - Bullish                                                                              
Last Close          –   Rs. 360.20
 
This has been one of the underperformers over the past 18 months and is now trading around its 52-week low. However, if we look at the weekly chart we can see a strong support zone of multi-year lows along with the ’89-EMA’ on monthly chart. Considering the extreme oversold condition of momentum oscillators in all time frames, we expect a decent bounce back rally in this stock. Hence, we would like to advise a contradictory buy for a target of Rs.378 over the next few days. The stop loss now can be fixed at Rs. 350.
 
2.  Tata Steel - Bearish
Last Close          –   Rs. 677.75
 
Despite this stock soaring nearly 7% on Friday, we continue to remain cautious on this metal giant. Recently, the stock managed to find a strong support around its recent lows of 632 and due to other peers soaring; this oversold stock too showed some relief rally. However, the broader chart structure still remains weak and we expect a possible correction from these levels. We consider this as a good shorting candidate and hence, recommend selling this stock for a target of Rs.640 by following a strict stop loss at Rs.694.

Disclaimer: The analyst may have positions in any or all the stocks mentioned above.

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