The current chart formation is akin to 2011, provided ITC ends August on a positive note. Post which, the stock can potentially double from current levels.
The broader markets have pulled back sharply, with the benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 now up 15 per cent each from the June lows.
According to the analyst from Anand Rathi, SBI has not seen any meaningful correction, and the stock now hovers near the multiple tops zone.
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Despite the buzz in the telecom sector with the ongoing 5G spectrum auction, Bharti Airtel and Voda Idea need to break and sustain above their respective 200-DMAs for hopes a rally to emerge.
The technical analyst also recommends to hold Nifty longs with a stop at 16,300; on the upside, he expects resistance for the NSE benchmark around 16,800.
All metal stocks have "Death Cross", and if the current rally shows sustainability, the pullback rally would see added interest, indicate charts.
According to the analyst from Anand Rathi, GMDC can rally to Rs 168 on the upside, while NMDC can jump to Rs 114.
Shares of HDFC AMC had rallied significantly post its debut in July 2018. However, after hitting a peak at Rs 3,681 in November 2019, the stock has since then declined over 50 per cent.
ICICI Bank can rally to a new high if the stock manages to sustain above its 200-DMA; Infosys and UltraTech Cement too look promising, while Rs 2,350-level remains the key for Reliance Industries.
The HUL chart has seen breakout of the 'Inverse Head and Shoulder' after the stock conquered the Rs 2,400-level, thus indicating an upside target of Rs 3,000 in the medium-term.
While the underneath trend seems positive, Reliance, ONGC and Oil India need to sustain above the major support levels for further gains.
The technical analyst also recommends to hold Nifty longs with a stop at 16,100; on the upside, he expects resistance for the NSE benchmark around 16,520 and 16,794.
Among select export-oriented shares, Aurobindo Pharma seems well placed on the charts with a potential upside of 9 per cent in the near term.
According to the technical analyst from Anand Rathi, TCS can target Rs 3,200 on the upside, while L&T Technology Services can rally to Rs 3,450.
Shares of Mindtree seem fairly placed and can rally up to 23 per cent, while ACC, HDFC Bank and ICICI Prudential Life need to conquer key levels for a fresh rally to emerge.
The MCX Gold futures may test its support at the 200-DMA placed at Rs 49,750, while Silver futures may dip towards the 200-WMA placed at Rs 53,900-odd level.
Shares of HDFC Bank seem placed in the accumulation zone, while HDFC needs to hold on to key moving averages. Charts also indicate a wait and watch approach for LIC of India.
According to the technical analyst from Anand Rathi, Hindustan Petroleum can be bought near Rs 237, while Whirlpool of India should be bought above Rs 1,680.
Despite the 15 per cent rally on Wednesday, CARE Ratings still trades 38 per cent lower from its 52-week high; Similarly, CRISIL and ICRA too are down 14 per cent from their respective 52-week highs.