Sunday, August 18, 2019

CANARA BANK & IGL Looking Good Long

Many times we were discussed about the Indian market and stocks. Today we will see the short chart analysis of American Index. The reason behind is that the sentiment of the American Market strongly impacts on our market that is the reason everyone is tracking USA indexes.

Technical Overview of DOW JONES: On last Wednesday, DOW JONES has fallen by almost 550 points and closed near day low. However, our Independence Day has saved to our market. As we can see in the below chart on 15th August DOW JONES made Spinning Top near Trend Line and closed exact near support. If you are a chart analyst then you can easily identify the Morning Star chart pattern and that is near support. Technical signals are looking positive and it is good for our market.











Technical Overview of CANARA BANK: We have identified analysis on the weekly chart. We can see in below chart stock has made Triple Top and now trading around monthly as well as weekly Trend Line Support. In the last week, the stock has given small bounce and closed in green and chart pattern is Morning Star. It is not looking very strong chart pattern however other all supportive signals are positive.

As per our view, we can buy CANARA BANK at the current market price. Keep stop-loss of 215 with a target of 270, 300, and more.



Technical Overview of IGL: On 16th August, the stock has gained by 3.5% in a day. That is the “Triangle” and “Trend Line” breakout, volumes are too good. The stock was trading in lower low & lower high and this trend has broken on last trading day. It is looking good long for next 5 to 10 trading days. There are chances to open gap up, we can buy 50% quantity at the opening price and the remaining 50% on the correction. Looking good buying zone between a range of 315-320. Keeping stop-loss of 305 and targets are 340-350. The lifetime high is 350, if it is broken and close above then targets are looking big i.e. 370-400.











Disclaimer: The contents produced here are purely for educational purpose. They should not be construed as buy/sell recommendations. I am not a SEBI registered Analyst or Investment Advisor. Readers are advised to consult their Investment advisor before taking any decisions based on the above write-up 

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