Technical Analysis of UJJIVANSFB & NLCINDIA

Technical Analysis of UJJIVANSFB & NLCINDIA

Stock name: Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Ltd.

Pattern: Double top pattern and retest

Time frame: Daily

Observation:

The stock has been moving upward since June 2022. However, it formed a double top pattern on its weekly chart from July 2023 to July 2024. The stock broke out from this pattern in mid-July 2024 and, after a slight dip, is now retesting the breakout level. Despite this, the RSI remains very low. According to technical analysis, if the stock completes the retest and regains downward momentum, it may experience further decline.

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Stock name: NLC India Ltd.

Pattern: Cup and handle pattern

Time frame: Daily

Observation:

Since October 2023, the stock has experienced significant upward movement. From February to July 2024, it stabilized, forming a cup and handle pattern on its daily chart, but has yet to break out. This breakout line might act as resistance. The MACD indicator is near a bullish signal, and the RSI level is in the favourable zone. According to technical analysis, a breakout with good momentum may lead to further upward movement.

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