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Marine Electricals cmp 250.20 by Daily Chart viewMarine Electricals cmp 250.20 by Daily Chart view - Support Zone 224 to 241 Price Band - Resistance Zone 258 to 275 Price Band - Bullish Chart setup by Rounding Bottoms, pre and post Head & Shoulders - Volumes seen spiking very heavily and well above the average traded quantity - Positively trending Technical Indicators BB, EMA, MACD, RSI, SAR, SuperTrend, VWAP - Breakout attempted above Falling Resistance Trendline and Rising Support Trendline sustained - Fresh Breakout probable subject to Resistance Zone crossing and closure sustained above it for few days
NSE:MARINE
by PIYUSHCHAVDA
MARINE | VCP Pattern | Breakout | Good Volume | DailyHere’s a **detailed analysis** of the Marine Electricals Ltd. chart you shared: --- ### **Chart Pattern & Setup:** ✅ **VCP Pattern**: * Well-formed **VCP *218 ** level, as indicated. --- ### **Measured Move & Target:** * Depth of cup = **78.78 ** (\~36.12% move). * **Target after breakout:** Breakout Level (218) + Depth (78.78) = 296.90 --- ### **Volume Confirmation:** ✅ Huge surge in volume on breakout day, reinforcing the bullish breakout. ✅ Volume expansion is above moving average, a positive sign. --- ### **Key Technical Levels:** * **Breakout level:** 218 * **Current price:** 236.17 * **Resistance/Target:** 296.90 * **Support:** 218 (former resistance now turned support). --- ### **Momentum & Indicators:** ✅ All key EMAs (8, 21, 55, 144) are upward sloping – confirming a **bullish trend**. ✅ Fundamental earnings data show significant YoY growth – another positive factor. --- ### **Trade Idea & Risk Management:** 📈 The breakout suggests a target of **\~296 **. 📉 A close below **218 ** would invalidate the pattern—consider this as a stop-loss level for risk management.
NSE:MARINELong
by DailyCharts03
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Knowledge Marine & Engineering WorksThe long-term financing plan for the maritime industry was presented by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 1, 2025. As informed, the Government of India will contribute up to 49 percent to the fund, with the private sector, port authorities, financial institutions and other government entities covering the remainder of the sum. The financial assistance will be provided via equity or debt securities, according to the government. Objectives of the new fund are: Development of new and modernization of existing ports; Financial aid for green shipping initiatives; Investments in ship repair facilities to make India a global shipping hub; Encouragement of technological innovation in maritime logistics & fleet efficiency. As per the government, the MDF is primarily intended for financing ship acquisitions, in line with the country’s strategy to increase the share of Indian-flagged vessels to 20% by 2047. What is more, the enriched domestic fleet would reduce dependency on foreign ships and improve the balance of payments, contributing to India’s strategic interests. The Union Budget also provided a ‘shot in the arm’ to India’s domestic shipbuilding industry after it announced new mega shipbuilding clusters in the country in an effort to increase the range, categories, and capacity of ships. The proposed allocation of ₹6,100 crore ($700 million) aims to support India’s existing shipyards in upgrading, modernizing, and automating their operations, enhancing efficiency, utilization, and overall output. Furthermore, the Union Budget has extended the Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Policy (SBFAP) 2.0, aimed at providing direct financial subsidies to Indian shipyards. This initiative seeks to help in securing orders by offsetting operational cost disadvantages, thereby strengthening the domestic shipbuilding industry. “It is reassuring to see that the budgetary initiatives for India’s marine sector are focused on unlocking its vast potential and enhancing existing assets through upgrades, modernisation, and automation. A key highlight is our ministry’s development of new shipbuilding clusters of 1.0 to 1.2 Million Gross Tonnage (GT) each,” Sarbananda Sonowal, The Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways, commented. “This strategic push is crucial in realising India’s vision of becoming a $30 trillion economy by 2047. By leveraging the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, the scheme is designed to attract private investment, promote modernisation, and advance green technologies. These efforts will enhance India’s global competitiveness, drive sustainable growth, and solidify its position as a leading Global Maritime Hub.” Another innovative scheme announced in the budget is the shipbreaking credit note to promote the circular economy. This scheme incentivizes ship scrapping by issuing a credit note of 40% of the scrap value which can be reimbursed to buy new ‘Made in India’ ships. Finally, large ships will be now accounted as infrastructure assets, enabling easy access to long-term financing and tax incentives. This will help attract private investments in the maritime sector and enhance fleet modernization, according to the government.
NSE:KMEWLong
by CannySunny
Marine Electricals (India) Ltd - Breakout Setup, Move is ON...#MARINE trading above Resistance of 297 Next Resistance is at 506 Support is at 184 Here are previous charts: Chart is self explanatory. Levels of breakout, possible up-moves (where stock may find resistances) and support (close below which, setup will be invalidated) are clearly defined. Disclaimer: This is for demonstration and educational purpose only. This is not buying or selling recommendations. I am not SEBI registered. Please consult your financial advisor before taking any trade.
NSE:MARINELong
by MandeepSinghKohli
MARINE ELECTRICAL TREND REVERSALThis stock is technically too weak almost near its all time low. The stock marine electrical is putting no more lower lows from a harmonic bullish bat pattern which is sign of trend reversal . Other confirmations can be a trend line breakout and higher highs higher lows formation If anyones looking for a high rewarding low risk stock but rate of sucess is too low then this is the one to watch out for. Expecting targets of 50% with a risk (stop loss) of 5%-6% RR of 1:10 Great setup for me to be truthfull . Ready to risk 5% for big targets Follow me for more content
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by kb_rocks1290
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