Cipla
Buy Cipla if it gives a Fake BreakoutCipla was in a good sideways range and the broke above with momentum. Price then retraced towards the breakout area in a good consolidation and now broke below the consolidation. There is a good opportunity of a bullish trade if price gets back into the above consolidation, thus forming a fake break out.
I would suggest to enter only if 1 Day candle closes inside the prior consolidation (above 1016).
Cipla trading in a narrow range.Cipla has been trading in a range from 22/03/22.
The volume seems to drop and the range is a accumulation zone.
On daily time frame, the price is around its 20 ema look for the break out and once the levels are broken the stock can give a good move on either side.
Support :- 1005,987
Resistance :- 1045, 1068
The stock can be added for a swing trade and intraday traders enter once an hourly candle closes out of the range.
CIPLA Short Dark Cloud Cover On a daily chart, Cipla has formed a dark cloud cover pattern near its resistance. RSI shows a descent away from the overbought zone back into the middle, giving us a leading indication that the stock might correct. The trade should only be executed if; 1) The volumes are slightly higher than the average of the past 7-10 days because that is when the maximum movement has occurred recently, 2) The opening on 21/03 is almost at par with the previous close of 1048.
The stop loss for this trade is around 1/2 of daily ATR, which is slightly above the resistance as it gives some wiggle room for the stock, and the target is 1.5 of daily ATR at 1004, which is a bit far from the next support level at 984 due to 2 reasons; the overall market is on an uptrend for the past few days so we might get some buying sentiment as well in Cipla, and also because of any new developments that may happen with regards to covid-19 which may trigger a bullish sentiment in the pharma sector. Hence, the target is not kept overambitious, and the risk/reward ratio is promising at almost 3.
LAURUS LABS - Important support/resistance levelsKey highlights:
- Marked out a few important horizontal S/R levels in order to give a better idea to the new learners.
- Do not trade in between the levels, always trade level-to-level.
- It is continuously taking resistance from 200MA, indicating a shift in apply to higher levels.
- It may soon breakout above 200MA because the supply is getting absorbed.
- Wait for a pullback towards 550 zone or wait for a breakout of 590.
Disclaimer: This is NOT investment advice. This post is meant for learning purposes only. Invest your capital at your own risk.
Happy learning. Cheers!
Rajat Kumar Singh (@johntradingwick)
Community Manager (India), TradingView
CIPLA - Important support/resistance levelsKey highlights:
- Marked out a few important horizontal S/R levels in order to give a better idea to the new learners.
- Do not trade in between the levels, always trade level-to-level.
- Consolidating for the last 1 year.
- The parallel channel has a width of about 107 points.
- Using the measurement objective, the upside breakout target of the parallel channel lies somewhere near 1090.
- The price is well above 200 MA cluster, hence the bias is positive.
- Any pullback towards 950-970 seems like a good buying opportunity.
Disclaimer: This is NOT investment advice. This post is meant for learning purposes only. Invest your capital at your own risk.
Happy learning. Cheers!
Rajat Kumar Singh (@johntradingwick)
Community Manager (India), TradingView
GAELDear Traders,
I found a good stock which can show big 20% Momentum within a week maybe. So, please consider it and analyse it as it already has broken the 52 Week high and got out of channel pattern. People, after breaking channel pattern and previous high on up-trend stocks generally shows great momentum with good volume. So, you can also ride in this rally.
Simillar patterns in, BSE, CIPLA and GNFC. You can analyse them too for reference purpose.
Guys,
Have a good day.
Cipla Breakout1. Buy or Sell at your own risk
2. Don't risk more than 1%-2% of your capital as stop loss
3. Position Size formula:- Stop Loss/(Buy Price-Initial Stop Loss Price)
4. Either sell on initial stop loss hit or when closes below weekly supertrend
After a TTM Sales and Profit growth of 11.5% and 15% respectively and after receiving an approval from the Subject Expert Committee (“SEC”) of the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (“CDSCO”) to conduct local trials on anti Covid-19 pill Paxlovid, NSE:CIPLA has given a breakout with higher than average volume. The breakout came after a long consolidation since Jun'21. It's a buy with a stop loss at Rs.979.