The previous week started on a flat note but as the week progressed, our markets managed to extend the lead. Since the last couple of week, the global uncertainty was not letting us move higher but the moment they started cooling off, our market took off and in the process, the Nifty managed to surpass the psychological sturdy wall of 15,000 with some authority. Although there was no major momentum seen in the index, the undertone was bullish and hence, slowly and steadily we marched towards record highs. In fact, with Friday’s extended move, the Nifty went on to post new high on an intra-day as well as closing basis.
Till last week, the entire world was so unsure where markets are headed but now; we are at new record highs although the move was not as swift as it generally should be. Until Thursday, primarily the banking and IT were the major contributors to the move. But the sleeping lion Reliance Industries finally seems to have awakened as it single-handedly led markets at new highs on the
concluding day of the week.
Now as far as levels are concerned for Nifty, 15,600 is the immediate point and above which there is no major level visible before the yet another milestone of 16,000. But it would be difficult to gauge whether the extended move from hereon would be similar (slow and steady) in nature or it would have some faster legs in between. On the flipside, 15,300 – 15,150 – 15,000 are to be considered as immediate supports.
Piramal Enterprises (PEL)
After seeing a spectacular recovery from March 2020 fiasco, the stock finally took a breather around the ‘200-SMA’ on the weekly chart. The stock prices underwent some time wise as well as price wise correction over the past three months. However looking at past few weeks’ price action, it appears that the stock has cemented its position around the previous breakout point of 1600. This coincided with the rock solid support zone of the weekly ’89-EMA’ as well. Earlier, we witnessed a first sign of strength and with last week’s strong up move; our anticipation has turned into a confirmation now. It’s already half way
through our previous week’s target but we revised it to now Rs 1,950 which looks achievable in days to come. The stop loss shifts slightly higher to Rs 1,680.
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Disclaimer: Sameet Chavan is Chief Analyst - Technical & Derivatives at Angel Broking. The analyst may have positions in one or more stocks. Views are personal.