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AT&T Inc BREAKOUTAT&T Inc Share has broken its previous pattern after a strong bullish move. It increased by 100% in two years, from 14 to 27, and now it’s breaking out with a big bullish monthly candle. Due to this strong upward momentum over the past few years, the stock might consolidate for a while before moving higher. This means the upward move could take some time or even a year, so we should keep that in mind when swing trading or investing. The target and stoploss levels depend on each person’s risk appetite. A minimum risk-reward ratio of 1:1 is always good for swing trades. For example, if our target is around 32 or 33, we could set the stoploss below 25, like at 24.5. This would give a risk-reward ratio of approximately 1.77. This is just an analysis based on the chart pattern. We can't always expect the share to move exactly as we want. That's why we always put a stoploss. Because many different people are trading based on their own thoughts and decisions. So, never feel bad if a share doesn’t move the way you expect. There’s always an opportunity somewhere else to grab.
NYSE:TLong
by ard-komercisto
Simple Price Action Chart ( Observations )This chart is a visual case study of how price behaves when historic supply meets structural compression. 📌 Structural Highlights: ⚪ Primary Descending Trendline – Clean and persistent resistance from the top, still unbroken in a meaningful way. ▫️ Secondary Dotted Trendline – Shorter-term descending pressure also in play, giving us a dual resistance dynamic. 🟫 Strong Overhead Supply – Marked in red, this zone has held significance multiple times in the past. ⚪ Active Flip Zone – A broad grey zone showing a role reversal from supply to demand, currently interacting with price again. 📊 Volume Belt: -Highlighted Yellow Volume Belt at the bottom shows repeated heavy interest. 🧠 Not a call – Just a neutral lens on structural context and how the market respects its own footprints.
NSE:MUKANDLTDLong
by Averoy_Apoorv_Analysis
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Squeezed by Structure – When Trendlines and Flip Zones CollideThis chart presents an interesting interaction between structure and zone dynamics without adhering to a textbook pattern name. The price is being squeezed within a random, yet well-defined structural form, shaped by the forces of support and resistance. 📌 Key Structural Notes: 🟠 Active Counter Trendline (CT) – Acting as overhead resistance, capping price for several weeks. 🟢 Rising Trendline (T) – Offering a base of support, encouraging higher lows and structural tightening. 🟫 Supply-Demand Flip Zone – A previously reactive supply zone now serving a dual role, showing consistent relevance to price behavior. 🟥 Major Supply Overhead – Remains untested, yet significant from a broader structure perspective. Rather than labeling this as a triangle or cup-handle, it’s more about how CT and T are working together to compress price into a decision area. The presence of the flip zone adds to the friction, making this a valuable case to observe from a structural and behavioral standpoint. 🧠 Not a prediction or setup – just a visual study of how structure evolves when opposing pressures meet within a contextual zone.
NSE:PNBGILTSLong
by Averoy_Apoorv_Analysis
INDIACEM: Trendline Breakout Inside a Rising Wedge PatternNSE:INDIACEM Breaks Key Resistance: Is This the Start of a New Bull Run, after Ultratech Cement's Bullish Commentary Post Results? Price Action: • The stock has demonstrated a classic rising wedge pattern formation throughout 2025, indicating controlled accumulation • Current price of ₹370.95 represents a significant breakout above the Trendline resistance • The breakout is accompanied by substantial volume expansion (5.61M vs average), confirming institutional participation • Price has recovered strongly from the March 2025 low of approximately ₹240, representing a 54% rally Volume Spread Analysis: • Volume spike visible during the recent breakout phase, indicating genuine buying interest • Historical volume patterns show increased participation during key support bounces • Current volume of 821.51K is significantly above average, supporting the breakout thesis • Volume profile suggests institutional accumulation during the consolidation phases Technical Patterns and Levels: Base Formation: • Primary base established between ₹240-280 levels during February-March 2025 • Secondary base formed around the ₹300-320 range during the wedge consolidation • Multiple successful tests of these base levels confirm strong demand zones Support Levels: • Immediate support: ₹350 (previous resistance now turned support) • Secondary support: ₹320-330 (wedge midpoint) • Strong support: ₹300 (multiple bounce level) • Ultimate support: ₹240-250 (March 2025 low) Resistance Levels: • Immediate resistance: ₹380-382 (current high area) • Next target: ₹400-420 (measured move from wedge) • Long-term resistance: ₹450-470 (based on pattern projection) Technical Patterns: • Rising Wedge Pattern: Successfully above wedge Support with volume • Trendline Break: Clean break above descending trendline resistance • Multiple Bottom Formation: Strong base building around ₹240-280 levels • Volume Expansion: Confirming the validity of the current breakout Trade Setup: Entry Strategy: • Primary Entry: ₹365-370 (current levels on any minor pullback) • Aggressive Entry: ₹371-375 (momentum continuation) • Conservative Entry: ₹350-355 (retest of breakout level) Target Levels: • Target 1: ₹400 (immediate resistance, 8% upside) • Target 2: ₹430 (wedge measured move, 16% upside) • Target 3: ₹470 (extended target, 27% upside) Stop-Loss Levels: • Tight Stop: ₹345 (below breakout level, 7% risk) • Comfortable Stop: ₹320 (below wedge support, 14% risk) • Long-term Stop: ₹300 (major support breach, 19% risk) Risk Management: Position Sizing: • Conservative Approach: 2-3% of portfolio (given sector volatility) • Moderate Risk: 4-5% of portfolio for experienced traders • Maximum allocation: Not more than 7-8% considering stock-specific risks Risk-Reward Analysis: • Risk-Reward Ratio: 1:2 to 1:3 depending on entry and stop levels • Probability of success: High (70-75%) given technical setup • Time horizon: 3-6 months for target achievement Portfolio Considerations: • Diversification across cement stocks recommended • Monitor sector rotation and infrastructure spending announcements • Consider hedging through index options if holding large positions Sectoral and Fundamental Backdrop: Cement Industry Outlook 2025: • Industry expects 7-8% growth in cement demand for FY25, driven by infrastructure development • Government allocated ₹2.87 lakh crore for road infrastructure, supporting cement demand • Capacity utilization expected to improve to 72% from current levels • Addition of 35-40 million tonnes of new capacity, primarily in eastern and southern India India Cements Fundamentals: • Market capitalization: ₹11,511 crores as of current levels • Manufacturing capacity: 14.75 MTPA after recent expansions • Product mix: 35% Ordinary Portland Cement, 65% Portland Pozzolana Cement • Notable sponsorship: IPL franchise Chennai Super Kings (brand visibility) • Revenue: ₹1,025 crores in Q1 FY26 (-0.20% YoY decline but improving margins) Growth Catalysts: • Infrastructure spending boost from Union Budget 2025-26 • India cement market projected to grow at 7.6% CAGR through 2033 • Rising construction activities in the southern and eastern regions • Potential for market consolidation benefiting established players • Promoter holding increased to 81.49% (from 28.42% in June 2024), indicating strong confidence Risk Factors: • Raw material cost inflation impacting margins • Seasonal demand variations affecting quarterly performance • Competition from larger players like Ambuja Cements • Environmental regulations potentially increasing compliance costs • Regional demand concentration in southern markets My Take: NSE:INDIACEM presents a compelling technical setup with the successful breakout from a Trendline into a rising wedge pattern. The combination of strong volume support, improving sectoral fundamentals, and a favourable government policy backdrop creates an attractive risk-reward proposition. However, traders should maintain proper position sizing and risk management given the inherent volatility in cement stocks. Keep in the Watchlist and DOYR. NO RECO. For Buy/Sell. 📌Thank you for exploring my idea! I hope you found it valuable. 🙏FOLLOW for more 👍BOOST if you found it useful. ✍️COMMENT below with your views. Meanwhile, check out my other stock ideas on the right side until this trade is activated. I would love your feedback. Disclaimer: "I am not a SEBI REGISTERED RESEARCH ANALYST AND INVESTMENT ADVISER." This analysis is intended solely for informational and educational purposes and should not be interpreted as financial advice. It is advisable to consult a qualified financial advisor or conduct thorough research before making investment decisions.
NSE:INDIACEMLong
by Karanshah137
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EURJPY SHOWING A GOOD DOWN MOVE WITH 1:8 RISK REWARDEURJPY SHOWING A GOOD DOWN MOVE WITH 1:8 RISK REWARD DUE TO THESE REASON A. its following a rectangle pattern that stocked the market which preventing the market to move any one direction now it trying to break the strong resistant lable B. after the break of this rectangle it will boost the market potential for break C. also its resisting from a strong neckline the neckline also got weeker ald the price is ready to break in the outer region all of these reason are indicating the same thing its ready for breakout BREAKOUT trading are follws good risk reward please dont use more than one percentage of your capitalfollow risk reward and tradeing rules that will help you to to become a bettertrader thank you
Short
by tradergyan01
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