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January 10, 2012

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Infosys_ Approaching crucial support zone of 2900-2800

As seen from the charts, the stock has peaked at around 3900. since then it has been declining. The stock is hovering near the trend line . It is likely that the downtrend could halt near 2900 -2800 support zone. One can consider buying at current levels .

Century Textiles : Bullish Bias in Medium-term

Weekly Chart As evident from the weekly charts, the stock has moved out from the Head and shoulder pattern @285 with increased participation. It moved till INR 322.00 where it faced resistance. Eventually, it tested the neckline, where buying emerged once again and the century continued its uptrend. The implication of the said pattern is bullish in the medium term. Currently, the stock is trading near 316. It could face minor resistance near 325. Once it is taken out it would head towards INR 340 and INR 350.

Gold : Technical Outlook

On analyzing the performance of gold for an extended period, we found that the metal is hovering near the support levels. Gold peaked at around USD 1,920 in 2011. In 2012, the metal failed to post a new high. However, it managed to hold above the low of 2011. Eventually, gold breached the low of 2012 (1,527) and thereafter declined. The metal found support near the 38.2% retracement level. Since then, it has been consolidating. Currently, there is a lack of clear direction. Gold is still in bearish mode on an extended timeframe. On the monthly charts, momentum oscillators are hovering in the negative territory. In the long term, the metal could find support at 1,190. If the metal closes below the mentioned level, it would lead to further decline. Considering the extended timeframe, we believe gold could continue to consolidate in the near term. A clear breakout would determine the direction of the yellow metal in the coming months. As evident from the weekly charts, gold...

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