Technical Analysis of PNB & ITC

Stock name: Punjab National Bank

Pattern: Head and shoulders pattern and retest

Time frame: Daily

Observation:

The stock has been on an upward trend since the COVID market crash. From February to August 2024, it formed a head and shoulders pattern on the daily chart, with a breakout on August 5th, supported by slightly above-average trading volume and a bearish MACD. However, the stock has faced a retest immediately after the breakout, indicating that it requires additional confirmation. According to technical analysis, if the stock gains downward momentum, it may continue to decline.

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Stock name: ITC Ltd.

Pattern: Cup and handle pattern

Time frame: Daily

Observation:

Since the post-COVID market crash, the stock has generally trended upward. Recently, it has stabilized, forming a cup and handle pattern on the daily chart from January to August 2024. The stock has yet to break out from this pattern and is currently hovering near the breakout line, which may act as resistance. The RSI levels are currently in a favourable zone. According to technical analysis, if the stock achieves a breakout with substantial momentum, it may continue to move upward.

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