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Published On: Monday, November 2, 2020 | By: Team KnowMyStock
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has entered the oversold condition, which is signifying diminishing selling pressure. And this scenario may see a rebound if the stock continues to trade and hold ground around the Rs 2,000 mark on good volume. In such a scenario, expect more consolidation.
From a medium-term perspective, the stock has broken its 50-day moving average (DMA) and 100-DMA, effectively suggesting weakness towards the next support of 200-DMA placed at Rs 1,700 levels, as per the moving averages on the daily chart. That said, RIL has not yet shown any major sharp decline in intraday sessions that can trigger a sharp downside. The recent fall has been met wtih accumulation at lower levels.
Overall, the trend remains mildly weak though not on high volumes. Investors now seem to be in a 'wait and watch' mode and fresh triggers to buy for the long-term.
Acording to some analysts the markets will keep a tab on the company's performance in the September 2020 quarter, progress in the Future Group deal, any tariff hike in the telecom business, and a further stake sale in the oil and chemical business.
In the telecom business, revenue growth of 36 per cent was led by a steady uptick in subscribers and a jump in the average revenue per user (ARPU).
The stock, according to an IIFL, trades near the base-case SoTP; seamless ramp up in Retail, JIO and stake sale in O2C can drive a bull case valuation of Rs 2,567/share in coming 12-18 months. The brokerage has maintained a BUY rating on the stock.
Tags: RIL's dream run
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