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Uptrend to sustain in Reliance

Reliance was a market outperformer last week.

It achieved our first target of Rs 1,119 and hit an intra-week high of Rs 1,125 on Friday.

The momentum continues to be strong on both the daily and the weekly charts.

As long as the price sustains above Rs 1,040, the stock should head towards our next target of Rs 1,239.

There is a target in the interim at Rs 1,184.

Hold on to your long positions with a stop-loss at Rs 1,040.

Lokeshwarri S.K.

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