Price Action Analysis:

The stock closed at an all-time high on Friday (28th June). It gave a multi-week breakout and settled above INR 2,600 level. The resistance zone of INR 2,550-2,600 was breached convincingly with above average volumes.

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‍Moving Average:

The stock is trading above the 50 EMA for the past 12 months. It retraced the 50 EMA and breached 100 EMA on the election results day. The stock recovered and bounced strongly above both EMAs. The stock seems in a positive momentum and can potentially trade above the 50 EMA for short term.

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‍Bollinger Bands:

The Bollinger band expanded in the past two weeks and stock broke the upper band. A retracement around INR 2,550 level can be a god buy-on-dip opportunity for short term trading. INR 2,450-2,500 zone can act as a support zone.

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‍Mool’s Outlook:

We anticipate a target of INR 3,000 in the stock in the next 6-8 months, which reflects a 12% upside in the stock.

Stop Loss should be maintained at 2,500

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