Stock calls by Ajit Mishra of Religare Broking: Buy Tata Chem, SBI Card

Tata Chem made an equally sharp reversal after the vertical decline in March 2020 and has made a new record high at Rs 345.90 in August

SBI Cards has been trading in a range of 800-865 for the last two months, after the strong recovery from the record low of 495
SBI Cards has been trading in a range of Rs 800-865 for the last two months, after the strong recovery from the record low of Rs 495
Ajit Mishra Mumbai
2 min read Last Updated : Oct 14 2020 | 8:01 AM IST
1. Tata Chemicals Limited
 
Recommendation: Buy 

Last Close: 307.45

Initiation range: 304-307

Target: 324

Stop loss:296

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Tata Chem made an equally sharp reversal after the vertical decline in March 2020 and has made a new record high at 345.90 in August month. After the month-long corrective phase, it's currently holding above the support zone of multiple moving averages on the daily chart around 300 and is likely to resume the uptrend in near future.Traders can create fresh longs in the mentioned zone.
 
2. SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited

Recommendation: Buy

Last Close: 856.35

Initiation range: 850-855

Target: 880

Stop loss: 840

SBI Cards has been trading in a range of 800-865 for the last two months, after the strong recovery from the record low of 495. It has again reached closer to the upper band of the range and indications are in the favor of breakout soon. Traders shouldn't miss this opportunity and accumulate in the given range.

3. Ashok Leyland Limited

Recommendation: Sell October Futures

Last Close: 74.10

Initiation range: 74.5-75.5

Target: 68

Stop loss: 78

In line with the recovery in the benchmark, the auto pack performed exceptionally well in the last seven months. However, indications are now in the favor of some profit-taking ahead and Ashok Leyland, after testing the major hurdle of the long moving average(200 EMA) on the weekly chart is inching lower. The chart pattern shows the possibility of gradual decline. We suggest using any intraday bounce to go short in the mentioned range.

4. Piramal Enterprises Limited

Recommendation: Sell October Futures

Last Close: 1280.05

Initiation range: 1290-1300

Target: 1200

Stop loss: 1350

Piramal Enterprises has been trading with a corrective bias for the last two months as it failed to surpass the major hurdle around 1550. It has witnessed a fresh breakdown from a congestion zone today i.e. October 13 and likely to inch gradually lower from hereon. We advise creating fresh shorts in the given zone.

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Note: All prices are in Rs.

Disclaimer: Ajit Mishra is VP - Research at Religare Broking

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