GAIL
Gail Breakout and retest Level around 113 has been an important resistance zone, (purple shaded area)
On 25th july there was a breakout through this level accompanied with higher volume
After that there was a pullback,
and retest of the level around 113, which has now turned into support
After the retest, vol also increased indicating bullish strength
Oscillators are also in favour of bulls
Level of 129.8 (white horizontal line) is the next resistance after 122.8 (previous high)
All the white lines marked are further resistance levels
Keep SL of 113, Keep RR Ratio of 1:1 or above
For a Short Term Trade keep tgt 124
Tgts can be increased to further resistance levels depending on risk profile
Gail waiting for a great move 27/06/23.Gail has been trading in a range for almost 4 months and in a smaller range for 40 days. Its trading around the support zone of 102-104.
The stock has consolidated very well and can give either side break. Though on the daily time frame, the stock is trading between both the moving averages and is taking support from the zone forming dragon fly doji near it.
It has formed an inside candle and on the hourly chart, there is a bearish moving averages cross over.
Fundamental too the stock looks good and will give nice returns in coming years. The dividend yeild of the stock is also better.
Target (bullish) :- 108.2, 112
Stop loss :- 102.5
Enter after seeing the price action. If stock price starts trading above the previous day high long positions can be created and accumulation of long term can also be done at the current price levels.
Wait for the price action near the levels before entering the trade.
Ready to blast!Chart -> GAIL Weekly
Looks like everything is cooked and ready to blast.
In daily and weekly both charts show symmetrical triangle breakout.
CMP: 111
Target: 121, 130
SL: 102 weekly close
Above 130 new and crazy targets will be there.
Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only, not any recommendations to buy or sell. As I am not SEBI registered, please consult your financial advisor before taking any action.
GAIL- Relative Strength says BUY!Attached: GAIL/ NIFTY 50 Daily Chart as of 12th April 2023
As you can see in the Attached Chart, there are 3 Bullish Signals hinting that the Ratio Chart is likely to Rally Up:
1) Cup and Handle Pattern Breakout (see Green Neckline)..... whose Target is still Pending as the Chart works its way up
2) Falling Wedge Breakout (see Wedge Blue lines)........ this is clear with today's Candle
3) Price (Ratio in this case) Moving Up within the confines of a Channel (see Black Channel)
The Upside Target is shown by the Green Arrow Mark Extending
Being a Relative Strength (Ratio Chart) the Signal we get from this says that GAIL is likely to Outperform Nifty 50 in the coming days/ few weeks
GAIL - Cup & Handle BO Technical Observations:
1) Cup & Handle Formation (Daily Framework)
2) Falling Trendline has been Broken & the Price has made a healthy retracement.
3) RSI at a Healthy 60.82 Zone
NSE:GAIL
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Gail: Triangle Breakout Gail India
Return potential - 8-10% / 15-16.5%
Risk: 3-6%
Risk::Reward ratio is 1::3 / 1::2.5
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