Since mid-January, the BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 trades have fallen over 3 per cent, with every reversal experiencing added sell-off.
The volatility has drastically increased, with majority of stocks pointing at non-directional trend. In recent times, India VIX has traded on extreme ends with no indication of settling down in coming sessions.
However, when the market breadth strives to improve and reach an equilibrium point; technically stocks already possessing robust chart structures appear to be on safe bets, even if the market turns opposite.
Here are few selective stocks investors can look for accumulation in the current scenario:-
Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (POWERGRID)
Shares of Power Grid Corporation of India has broken out of the “Golden Cross” indicating an upward trend from a short-to-medium term perspective. Unless the counter falls beneath the support of Rs 215, the trend is expected to see higher levels. Immediate hurdle is placed at Rs 230 and once this mark gets overturned, the stock could reach a new all-time high recording Rs 250.
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GAIL (India) Limited (GAIL)
After surpassing the major hurdle range of Rs 105 – Rs 103 range, the counter succeeded to take out the critical barrier of Rs 109 on Monday, with the technical oscillator, the Relative Strength Index (RSI), perceiving bullish bias in its overbought category. The trend is resilient and expects to see higher ground in the coming sessions.
The chart structure denotes a move in the direction of Rs 125, inevitably hitting a new all-time high.
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Linde India Ltd (LINDEINDIA)
Likely target: Rs 4,300 ( after crossing Rs 3,900)
A trendline breakout on the weekly chart of Linde India has triggered a positive rally that may reach a new peak in coming sessions. The breakout is supported by strong volumes, having cushion at Rs 3,500 levels.
Symphony Limited (SYMPHONY)
Three major parameters such as Price pattern, Technical indicator and moving averages, when confirms a particular trend, the probability of signals are much more effective, as in the case of Symphony shares. The “Higher High, Higher Low” pattern, supported by 100-day moving average (DMA) converging on 200-DMA reveals a robust trend. Also, the counter is observing bullish bias in the overbought category of RSI.
Tech Mahindra Ltd (TECHM)
Outlook: Golden Cross breakout may trigger sharp upside of over 10%
Shares of Tech Mahindra have a “Golden Cross” of the three moving averages, 50-DMA and 100-DMA converging on the 200-DMA, suggests a robust underlying momentum. This formation shall turn realistic when the counter crosses the recent high of Rs 1,152-mark. When that happens, the stock may embark a rally towards Rs 1,300 level.
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