HAVELLS WEEKLY CHART ANALYSIS

Havells had a W-pattern break near March 2020 lows. The W and M patterns are very commonly seen on the candlestick charts. W patterns are bullish in character and are generally seen at the bottom of a downtrend, whereas M patterns are bearish and are seen at the top of a rally.

The stock made new highs in Nov 2020 followed by strong follow up bullish candles which can be observed till mid-Jan 2021. Thereafter, the stock went into consolidation for about 6 months but the downside was limited. The consolidation is a phase in which a stock gyrates in a range for some time. If the stock forms deeper lower-lows and lower-highs, it is called a correction. But in case of Havells, the lows were not deeper enough to call it a correction.

The consolidation ended up as a falling wedge pattern (which is considered bullish in character) and then broke out of this pattern in July 2021. The stock had a very strong breakout above the previous high at the end of August but it ended up as an exhaustion. Exhaustions can be observed as very wide candles at or near the top of a rally. It signifies that the buyers are exhausted and the stock may face a sluggish rally or consolidation or correction in the coming weeks or days.

The October sharp fall is an evidence of the exhaustion in the August. But this sell off stopped right near the prior important support/resistance zone (1200) and there was no follow up on the downside thereafter. The stock tested the 1200 zone recently in December and has been trying to hold.

It seems like a range bound action between 1200 to 1500 can be seen in the coming days/weeks (support near 1200 and resistance near 1500). A strong break on either side (below 1200 for downside and above 1500 for upside) will lead to a decisive move.

I hope this analysis will help some traders/investors in decision making.
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