According to technical analysis from The Hindu BusinessLine, Bharti Airtel shares are currently in a downward trend since November 2025. The stock has shown a recent bounce from its September low of ₹1,726, which is important as it occurred just above the key support level of ₹1,700. For the outlook to turn bullish, the stock must break above ₹2,030, which could potentially target ₹2,500 in the coming months. The analysis suggests accumulating at current levels with a stop-loss at ₹1,660, with progressive stop-loss adjustments to ₹2,010 upon reaching ₹2,140, ₹2,180 at ₹2,280, and ₹2,320 at ₹2,440.
Power Finance Corporation (PFC) reported mixed Q3 2026 results with net income of ₹6,292.46 crore, representing a 9.56% quarter-on-quarter increase from ₹5,302.43 crore in Q2 2026. However, the stock continues to face bearish signals with a fall below ₹360 in September. The company's total operating expense decreased by 26.21% to ₹585.71 crore in Q3 2026, while operating income grew 1.47% to ₹28,509.10 crore compared to the previous quarter. Despite the quarterly improvement, PFC currently trades at ₹316 and faces support in the ₹305-₹300 region, with a sustained rise above ₹370 needed to ease downside pressure and potentially see a relief rise to ₹430-₹460.
According to technical analysis from The Hindu BusinessLine, REC Ltd shares have been in a strong downward trend for more than two years with no sign of bullish trend reversal. The stock currently trades at ₹293.65 and can fall to ₹250-₹245 from current levels. A strong bounce thereafter could trigger a corrective rise to ₹300 or ₹350, but the region between ₹380-₹400 appears to be crucial resistance. REC would need to rise above ₹400 to indicate a bullish trend reversal, potentially opening doors for revisiting ₹500 and ₹600 levels, though such a strong rise appears unlikely without significant positive triggers.
As reported by The Hindu BusinessLine, Alkyl Amines Chemicals has been in a downward trend over the last five years, with the stock currently trading at ₹1,635 against the purchase price of ₹3,985. The analysis emphasizes the importance of having stop-losses in place, noting that entering near the top can result in significant losses. The stock can fall to ₹1,000 from current levels, while a strong rise above ₹2,200 would be needed to turn the outlook bullish, potentially targeting ₹3,000 and higher levels. However, such a strong rise appears unlikely given the current trend, making exiting the stock and accepting losses the recommended approach.
