Buy NCC, Ashok Leyland, NMDC: Nirmal Bang

Here are three stock tips from Nirmal Bang

Buy NCC above Rs 82.7 with Stop loss at Rs 78 for a target of Rs 90

Weekly chart indicates that the stock has given the breakout of the downward sloping trendline indicates positive view. The important oscillators RSI have turned positive which indicates limited downside potential.

Buy Ashok Leyland above Rs 93.9 with a stop loss at Rs 89 for a target of Rs 98

Interesting observation is that the prices are currently trading above the long term average 50-DMA / 100-DMA which is a bullish signal. Recently there has been a considerable rise in volumes.

Buy NMDC above Rs 102 with a stop loss at Rs 97 for a target of Rs 110

Daily chart suggests that the stock has witnessed good support around the 50-day SMA. The stock has made a bullish formation on the weekly chart with the RSI giving positive crossover on the weekly and daily charts indicating bullishness.

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Vikas Salunkhe is a senior technical analyst with Nirmal Bang

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