mail2joshi said:
Hi Amit,
Good movement in Rallis but volume is very low. I am seeing only 10k on my browser.
Regards
sjoshi
Hi Joshi.
Yesterday the low at 299 didn't quite trigger our stops...just about not.
Yes a good move again.
Follow that link in your post, and you'll read this from my original post:
AMITBE said:
Another interesting chart is on Rallis.
There are two somewhat less known patterns here, both appearing in quick succession: The Rising Wedge and the Falling Wedge....
...An interesting point to note is that the 20 and 50 day SMA are quite close together at 322 and 328 respectively. The 200 day SMA falls further up at 347.
As a point of importance, a stock when crossing above its 200 day SMA is considered quite bullish.
Looking at EMAs, at 327 close tonight, the 8, 13 and 34 day EMAs are 328.70, 327.90 and 329.80. Again they are bunched together, and just a tad above the current price.
Again as a point of importance, the 50 day EMA is further up at 335, and a stock passing above its 50 day EMA is considered bullish.
So the 200 day SMA at 347, and the 50 day EMA at 335 are only a little above the current price at 327.
Also note the Trendline/resistance line at 347 would also act as a trigger, once taken.
To track Rallis as a trade setup, above 335-347, the first target would be 425, which is the highest mark back in the first week of January. 385 and 398 are likely resistance levels.
S/l is 299 at this point.
Today the high at 334.80 has retested the 50 day EMA mentioned above, but couldn't hold it.
Look at the suggested trade set-up above.
You entered at 242, but the 200 day SMA at 347 was not taken out the day you entered. The high that day was 345.
Rallis reacted hard at that level and fell back sharply.
At this time of course the 50 day EMA and 200 day SMA have dropped on account of the fall recently.
It's trading at 324 at this point which happens to be its 34 day EMA. This is also an important mark.
It still an interesting possibility, though after that sharp pullback, it may take time to get going again.
Just keep your stops intact.
As for low volume, basically this is an illiquid counter.
All the best.