Stock name: Gujarat Ambuja Exports Ltd.
Pattern: Double top pattern and retest
Time frame: Daily
Observation:
The stock followed an upward trend from August 2023 before stabilizing and forming a double top pattern on its daily chart. It broke out from this pattern in March 2023 but underwent a significant retest, closing above the breakout line. Currently, the stock has completed the retest and is moving downward. The RSI is low, and the MACD indicates a bearish signal. According to technical analysis, if the stock maintains its current momentum, it may continue to decline.
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Stock name: HDFC Bank Ltd.
Pattern: Double bottom pattern
Time frame: Daily
Observation:
The stock has been declining since December 2023 and formed a double bottom pattern on its daily chart. In June 2024, it broke out from this pattern and started rising. The stock's RSI is now in the overbought zone, suggesting a possible retest. According to technical analysis, if the stock maintains its current momentum, it may continue to rise further.
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