MGL shares have broken out of a multi-month resistance zone, signalling room for more gains. While the momentum is positive, RSI indicates the stock is in the overbought zone, the analyst said.
Analysts are bullish on these stocks, citing strong RSI levels, moving average breakouts, and positive technical setups. All three stocks have posted double-digit gains so far in 2025.
SBI is showing potential for fresh upside. Its technical charts are supported by robust long-term fundamentals, driven by a reduction of bad debts and rising credit demand.
A SEBI probe found Jane Street used bearish options and large cash-market dumps to manipulate indices and profit massively. An analyst says the episode highlights why retail traders should avoid shortcuts and focus on disciplined investing.
Despite an 8% drop in Trent, the analyst notes that higher highs and lows are forming on the chart. He suggests a buy with targets of ₹6,100 and ₹6,400.
Analysts remain divided on Nifty's next move as the index hovers near its 200-day EMA. A break above 25,510 could signal an upside reversal, while a fall below 25,350 may trigger deeper correction.
Qualcomm has underperformed the market, with 6% YTD returns compared to PHLX Semiconductor's 13%. The company is facing challenges in the mobile device market but is aiming for growth through AI and partnerships with other companies.
Heavy volumes are observed in a consolidation range, indicating the easing of selling pressure. The analyst sees a bullish phase if the stock sustains above ₹100.
Analysts spot fresh opportunities in Jio Financial and PNB but recommend watching for pullbacks and critical closes. Can Fin Homes and Greaves Cotton also enter the swing trade radar.
Early investors trimmed their stake in Nykaa, triggering a 4% stock slide. Despite technical support, the analyst advised caution due to poor RoE and high valuations.
