Here's why FMCG stocks are trading higher in an otherwise weak market halts 6-day losing streak | Busi Knews
"Weak market halts 6-day losing streak"
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The US markets started initially weak but rebounded towards the end and closed flat. This may aid in a stable opening to the domestic market. The coming week will see monthly derivatives expiry -- the sessions from now on will stay influenced by the expiry-centric moves.
With the Nifty moving well above 16,000 levels,
the support levels have risen. It would be important for the index to defend
16,000 levels to confirm a base and continue with the extended up move. The
action will continue to stay high stock-specific in nature going ahead from
here.
Monday is likely to see a stable
start to the day. The 16,300 and 16,430 levels will act as immediate resistance
points. The supports will come in at 16,180 and 16,105 levels.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily
chart is 44.36. RSI is neutral and does not show any divergence against the
price. However, it is seen breaking out from a small pattern formation after
making a higher high which is bullish. The MACD is still bearish and below the
signal line; however, the narrowing Histogram hints at a likely positive
crossover over the coming days.
A rising window emerged on the candle. This is a result of a gap on the upside. Such formations usually resolve in the direction of the trend. Since such a formation has occurred near a strong pattern support area, there are higher chances of this resulting in a continuation of the pullback.
Overall, if no global weakness is inflicted on the domestic markets, there are greater possibilities of an up move getting extended.
However, that being said, there are also equal chances that the action in the markets remains highly stock specific in nature.
It is recommended that exposures must be focused more on relatively stronger pockets like Consumption, FMCG, PSE stocks, etc, and profits must be protected at higher levels.
A cautiously positive approach is advised for the day.
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