BEST STOCK FUTURE TIPS

Wednesday, January 4, 2023

A LOOK AT THE STOCKS OF RBL BANK & APOLLO TYRES

After rising for two consecutive sessions, domestic indices traded lower on Wednesday. Sensex decreased by 176 points, or 0.29%, to 61,119, while the Nifty decreased by 63 points, or 0.35%, to 18,169. Heavyweights in the index like Reliance Industries, Infosys, HDFC, and TCS led the weakness.
BUY RBL BANK FUT 2 LOTS ABOVE 185 TARGET 188.50/192 SL 170
Since it has been rising in a bullish channel formation for the past seven months, the counter is in a classic uptrend. The counter's structure is very profitable because it trades above its crucial moving averages and has higher highs and lower lows. It has formed a bullish three white soldiers candlestick pattern on the longer time frame, indicating significantly more upside potential for this counter. The force pointer RSI is exchanging over the 60 imprint with a positive predisposition, while MACD is seeing a centerline hybrid. Positively, Rs. 190 will act as an immediate support; Above this, we can anticipate a significant move up to Rs 234 levels, while the major support during any correction is Rs 167 on the downside.

BUY APOLLO TYRES FUT 2 LOTS ABOVE 322 TARGET 328/336 SL 310
After making a new all-time high and beginning a new uptrend toward Rs 340 levels, the stock has retested its previous breakout level of Rs 302.Positively, Rs. 340 is a vulnerable area; Above this level, we can anticipate a rise to 354 levels in the near future. Negatively, Rs. 303 is significant support during any correction. The momentum indicator RSI is also poised in a positive direction, while the MACD (moving average convergence divergence) is supporting the current strength.
FOR BEST INTRADAY STOCK FUTURE TIPS WHATSAPP ME ON 7772909587

Tuesday, January 3, 2023

STOCK MARKET OUTLOOK FOR TOMORROW 4 JAN 2023

The market ended higher today for the second day in a row, with the Sensex rising 126.41 points, or 0.21% , to 61,294.20 and the Nifty rising 35 points, or 0.19 % to 18,232.50. Both of these markets ended higher.The market remained flat with a positive bias for the majority of the session, following a muted start. However, it closed the session close to the day's highs despite some profit booking during the intraday.The domestic market shifted its focus toward the Q3 earnings season, which is scheduled to begin this week, in the absence of major economic triggers. IT and banks will take center stage in the coming days as the market trend will be determined by the early signals from sector majors. Banks' initial quarterly business results revealed solid business traction supported by robust loan growth.