Technical Analysis of GRAPHITE & MPHASIS

Technical Analysis of GRAPHITE & MPHASIS

Stock name: Graphite India Ltd.

Pattern: Head and shoulders pattern

Time frame: Daily

Observation:

Since March 2023, the stock has experienced an upward trend. However, a head and shoulders pattern has formed on the daily chart between January and July 2024. Currently the stock has yet to breakout from the pattern and therefore, the breakout line from this pattern could serve as support. The stock's RSI is currently very low. According to technical analysis, if the stock falls below the breakout line, it may decline further.

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Stock name: MphasiS Ltd.

Pattern: Cup and handle pattern

Time frame: Weekly

Observation:

The stock has formed a cup and handle pattern on its weekly chart from April 2022 to July 2024. Currently, it is positioned above the breakout line on the last day of the weekly candle. A recent bullish MACD indicator and a favourable RSI level support its potential. If the stock closes above the breakout line this week, technical analysis suggests it may continue to rise.

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  • UK-based Vedanta Resources, parent company of India's Vedanta, has paid $245.75 million to revive operations at Zambia's Konkola Copper Mines (KCM). This payment is part of a deal to regain control of the mines, which were seized by the Zambian government in 2019 due to alleged underinvestment. Vedanta regained control in November 2023 after a five-year legal battle. The company plans to raise an additional $1 billion to fully revive KCM's operations and develop the Konkola deep mining project. The Zambian government retains a 20% stake in KCM.
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