Big movers on D-Street: What should investors do with Indus Towers, HAL and Prestige Estates?

Stock markets started the new fiscal on a high, backed by firm trends in Asian markets. The 30-share Sensex jumped 363 points to settle at 74,014 and the Nifty climbed 135 points to 22,462.

Stocks that were in focus included names like Indus Towers, which rose 8.26%, HAL, which jumped 2.2%, and Prestige Estates, whose shares gained 7% on Monday.

Here’s what Avdhut Bagkar, Derivatives & Technical Analyst, StoxBox, recommends investors should do with these stocks when the market resumes trading today.

Indus Towers

The stock hit a new 52-week high on Monday, triggering upbeat outlook for the April month. The price action displays a robust underlying momentum, with a rally to reach 325 – 345 levels.

The momentum remains highly resilient in the overbought category of the Relative Strength Index (RSI) implying an aggressive chart structure. Unless a decisive move emerges beneath 280 mark, the trend to scale higher levels in the following sessions.

On a broader perspective, the “Higher High, Higher Low” formation stays intact as per the weekly setup. The crossover of 50-Weekly moving average (WMA) with the 100-WMA shows a run up of a bull run.

HAL

Until the support of the 50- daily moving average (DMA) continues to bolster the upward bias, the trend is likely to scale uncharted territories in the coming season. The 50-DMA is currently placed at 3064 level.The present trend is poised to rally toward 3700 -4000 levels, as per the chart formations on the daily and weekly chart. There is immediate support at the 3200 level.

Prestige Estates

Post February of this year, the stock has surpassed the key hurdle of the 50-DMA placed at 1176 on a decisive note.

This move suggests a build-up of a positive bias, envisioning an upside to 1400, its next key barrier. A closing basis support at 1100 would assist the price action to remain in the bullish territory.

(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of Economic Times)

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