Nifty Auto zooms 3%. Check out the key technical levels for select stocks

Nifty Auto index gained over 3 per cent in intra-day trade on Wednesday, outperforming the benchmark Nifty50 that moved up around 1.3 per cent to 10,685 in intra-day trade.

Bajaj Auto, bajaj, motorcycle, NS 200, Pulsar NS200
Pulsar NS200. Photo: Bajaj website.
Avdhut Bagkar Mumbai
Last Updated : Dec 12 2018 | 2:32 PM IST
Nifty Auto index gained over 3 per cent in intra-day trade on Wednesday, outperforming the benchmark Nifty50 that moved up around 1.3 per cent to 10,685 in intra-day trade.

Here’s how key auto counters look on the technical charts:

Bajaj Auto: The stock has crossed its 200-day moving average (DMA) and is also holding above the 100-DMA on closing basis as per daily chart patterns. During the recent market correction as well, the stock was relatively insulated. While the Nifty 50 index corrected 4.50 per cent, Bajaj Auto declined 3.23 per cent (w-o-w). It traded in the range between Rs 2,790 - Rs 2,780, maintaining its 200-DMA in the last few sessions. A decisive close above Rs 2,800 today may give an upward breakout, technical formation suggests.

Hero Honda: The stock on technical chart shows follow-up buying. It is trading 5.65 per cent higher at Rs 3,210 over its previous close. The oscillator indicator relative strength index (RSI) has made a positive crossover in the intra-day scale with strong volumes. Stochastic is also showing a rise after positive crossover yesterday, as per chart patterns. Once it is able to move above its 100-DMA, it can scale up to Rs 3,316 levels, which also is its 200-DMA.

TVS Motors: The stock is in a consolidation phase as per daily chart. However, there is a volume breakout today. Since November, the stock has been range-bound between Rs 525 - Rs 560 levels. On an intraday basis, it now appears to be moving towards its 200-DMA located between Rs 568 - Rs 569. 

Tata Motors: The stock has witnessed massive selling pressure, drifting 60 per cent lower from December 2017. The weekly scale indicates RSI trading in oversold region at 29 along with MFI (Money Flow Index) located at 21.

Maruti Suzuki: The stock strongly held the support of 50-DMA around Rs 7,195- Rs 7,180 on the daily chart. The gap down level of Rs 7,520 is where it is facing selling pressure and is the next level one should keep a tab on. The stochastic has moved above oversold region, trading at 39 in the daily chart.

M&M: The stock has broken out of the consolidation of Rs 715 – Rs 805 levels. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is in the process of positive crossover below zero line. The stock can face selling pressure at higher levels.

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