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This stock recorded a trough at Rs 1,007 on Tuesday and a short-term up trend is currently under way. As explained earlier, the Rs 1000-level is a key long-term support and the stock could attempt to stabilise around this level. If this level is penetrated, the next long-term support for the stock exists at March 2007 trough at Rs 792. A hammer pattern (reversal pattern) is evident on the weekly candle-stick chart. However, the current up-trend needs to go above Rs 1,400 before the medium-term outlook turns positive.

For the near-term, the rally can extend a little further to Rs 1,160 or Rs 1,260. Reversal from the first resistance would be the cue for investors to initiate short positions with a downward target at Rs 1,000 and then Rs 898.

Lokeshwarri S. K.

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