Brijesh Bhatia is an Equity Capital Market Analyst at Equitymaster Agora Research Private Limited. He focuses on various aspects of finance, trading, and financial markets, with particular expertise in global markets, oil & gas, and personal finance topics such as saving and investing, credit health, and retirement planning. Brijesh's insights have been featured in notable publications including LiveMint, moneycontrol.com, Financial Express (India), and MSN.
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By: Brijesh Bhatia
The sector is bleeding, fear is rising, and quality technology companies are trading near 52-week lows. But history shows that when weekly RSI slips below 30, panic often creates rare long-term wealth-building opportunities for patient investors willing to buy strong businesses during maximum pessimism.
By: Brijesh Bhatia
After years of underperformance, India’s heavyweight large-cap leaders, HDFC Bank, Reliance, Infosys, TCS, ITC, and Kotak Bank are showing signs of accumulation. Oversold RSI zones, strong support levels, and fading pessimism could quietly be setting up the next leadership cycle in the Indian market.
By: Brijesh Bhatia
Three microcap stocks have triggered powerful monthly chart breakouts backed by volume surges exceeding 300% of their 20-month average. These emerging trends could probably help investors identify the market's next opportunities.
By: Brijesh Bhatia
Two Banking stocks are picking up steam as they are breaking out of consolidation zones supported by bullish moving-average alignment and strengthening momentum indicators. Read more about the chart structure.
By: Brijesh Bhatia
While investors chase crowded themes, the Financial Services sector is quietly showing signs of a comeback. Breakouts in the Nifty Financial Services Index, Axis Bank, and Bajaj Finance suggest institutional buying may be returning. Discover why smart money could be rotating into financials before the sector becomes the market's next headline.
By: Brijesh Bhatia
The Tourism theme shows signs of a bullish reversal after months of correction. The Nifty Tourism Index, IndiGo, and Indian Hotels are all recovering from their 200-WEMA Channels, a classic sign of long-term strength. Is this the start of the next big rally in the sector?
By: Brijesh Bhatia
Often the best opportunity to buy quality stocks is during healthy corrections. The rising 50-month EMA and monthly RSI in the 40-50 zone are potential demand zone and reward the patient investor with wealth creation in the long term in Cholamandalam Financial Holdings and Bajaj Finserv.
By: Brijesh Bhatia
Fortunes aren't built by chasing momentum, they are built by recognising structural breakouts. Realty has completed a rare multi-year breakout retest and this could be the foundation for the next generation of potential multi-bagger stocks.
By: Brijesh Bhatia
After a sharp correction, Persistent Systems and Mphasis are showing powerful bullish signals near long-term support. Could this be the start of their next rally? Read what the charts are revealing.
What if your next winning stock is available for less than Rs 100? HCC, Lloyds Engineering, South Indian Bank, Ujjivan Small Finance Bank, and Lloyds Enterprises are exhibiting potential high-conviction technical setups that could signal bigger moves ahead. Find out what makes them worth watching.
