Barring PNB Housing Finance, other housing finance stocks indicate weakness, with selling pressure to mount further if crucial levels are breached.
In the interim, the 200-WMA at 16,975 could be another key level to watch out for, as the Nifty had bounced back from there during the correction in the first half of 2022.
The technical analyst also advices to avoid media stocks for now, as the Nifty Media index could side to 1,631 level.
On Wednesday, shares of Cera Sanitaryware, Jindal Stainless, Siemens, and Triveni Turbine recorded new all-time highs, despite weak market
Among individual stocks, the technical & derivative analyst from HDFC Securities recommends to buy Pidilite Industries and Delhivery
Barring Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, which is anticipated to rally up to 10 per cent; other stocks indicate weak bias, as per technical charts
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation and Reliance Industries can rise up to 8 per cent
According to the technical analyst, the Nifty is in the process of forming an Inverse Head and Shoulder pattern, which is a bullish chart pattern.
HAL sets to hit new all-time and may rise up to 9 per cent. BDL and BEL need to cross key hurdles to breakout.
Meanwhile, the MCX Natural Gas futures need to conquer the key resistances at Rs 224 and Rs 232 for a meaningful pullback rally to emerge.
The present scenario of new-age stocks reveals a pullback (rebound) in their stock prices, show technical charts
Biocon share may slip up to 21 per cent if breaks 52-week low
On the downside, the Rs 56,235-level is the key support for Gold futures, below which a prolonged consolidation phase seems likely.
Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services, Sonata Software Limited, and Blue Star may rise up to 10 per cent in the overbought territory of RSI.
According to the technical analyst, in the past four days, the Nifty Energy index appears to be encountering resistance at 22,650, and a violation of this level could signal the start of accumulation
The overall sentiment towards the cement stocks has remained lacklustre amid a gradual decline in their share prices, and a reduction in GST could help to lift this sentiment.
Traders must adopt a bullish stance on the market as the Nifty 50 index closed above 17,870, indicating that bulls are likely to be stronger than bears in the near-term, says Ravi Nathani
Descending Triangle breakdown on Nifty Bank index may see up to 5% decline
Back in 2012, when the stock climbed over the same average, the stock price doubled in three years. The 50-MMA has become a decisive indicator for the shares of Vodafone Idea.
A new all-time high on Nifty FMCG index may trigger up to 25 per cent upside in selective stocks