Technical Charts – Bank of India, Yes Bank, HPCL and Fortis Healthcare

Fortis 

 

A nice breakout with volumes today on the stock. Had been on the watchlist for last few days. Initiated a long today and any dips to 102-103 and entry with a stoploss of 99 and a minimum target price of 110 and review on crossing it may even go to 120.

 

 

HPCL

 

HPCL – This stock was earlier covered as a buy at 320 levels – Link here . The initial target price is done at 350. For now a fresh entry made at 340 with a target price of 360.

 

YesBankj

 

Yes Bank – Small trendline breakout and pre-empting a follow up buying to be seen with a small stoploss. Volumes have not increased much.

 

BankofIndia

 

Another stock on the watchlist is Bank of India which is setting up for a breakout. Volumes have increased over the last 2-3 sessions. Will be watching the price action and volumes above 358-360 to initiate a trade.

 

 

Stock specific observations

 

Huge volumes seen in JM financial of almost 1.1 cr shares on NSE with a delivery percentage of 43% . Some sort of smart or speculative buying seen. The stock has fallen a lot from a peak of 140s in 2008 to sub 14 today. Lot of takeover or stake sale rumours were last heard at 45 levels. A speculative bet can be taken after research or a stoplos of 11.5. High risk high returns.

 

Chennai Petro looks an interesting pullback candidate with a stop at recent lows.

 

Some small caps for research –

 

The below stocks are which come on my small cap screener for technicals and fundamentals. But being focused on technical analysis dont get enough time to dig more into the following and prefer following a set of core investment ideas like Nesco etc. So if readers do have some time following companies are interesting.

 

Kakatiya Cements ( a good low debt company ).

KCP Sugars  ( Interesting sugar stocks – expecting a good run in sugar sector- preferred picks balrampur in large caps )

Sicagen and First Leasing with huge book values and decent yields.

Somany Ceramics – Will it piggy back on the rally seen in other ceramic stocks.

Manali Petro and Panama Petro also deserve a good look from fundamental analysts.

 

 

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS TRAINING SESSION MUMBAI — JULY 14-15. For more details mail us on analyseindia@analyseindia.com with your contact details.

Best Regards,

Nooresh Merani

nooreshtech@analyseindia.com

09819225396  ( only after market hours )

Happy Investing,

4 Comments

  1. nikunj
    July 5, 2012

    whts a hindalco stock view

    Reply
    1. Nooresh
      July 5, 2012

      Seems a bit difficult for it to cross 135

      Reply
  2. A C Roy
    July 6, 2012

    Manglore Chem and fert has given a break-out with volume. Cmp 46-47. Is it advisable to purchase at this price with tgt 51 and sl 44?

    Reply
  3. nikunj
    July 11, 2012

    fortis still hold or not ???

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.