ITC - Swing Trade Analysis
Last Updated Time : 02 Aug 25, 12:58 am
Back to Swing Trade ListSwing Trade Rating: 3.4
📉 Technical Landscape
Price Position: Trading at ₹408, below 50 DMA (₹418) and 200 DMA (₹425) — bearish pressure evident.
RSI (35.3): Flirting with oversold zone — room for a bounce but not yet convincing.
MACD (–2.22): Negative slope — trend continuation implies caution.
Volume: Lagging behind weekly average — low trading interest limits short-term upside.
📊 Fundamental Strengths
Valuation
P/E (25.9) vs Industry PE (42.1) → attractively priced.
PEG (2.84) → growth premium is a little steep for swing timeframe.
Efficiency & Profitability
ROCE (36.8%) & ROE (27.3%) → excellent returns.
Zero debt → risk profile is minimal.
Dividend Yield (3.51%): Adds a defensive cushion during volatility.
🔄 Institutional Flow
FII Holding Change (–1.89%): Outflow signals cautious foreign sentiment.
DII Holding Change (+1.72%): Domestic confidence is rising — positive counterbalance.
💰 Earnings Pulse
Quarterly PAT: ₹5,134 Cr. vs ₹4,735 Cr — stable growth.
EPS (₹27.8): Strong profitability base.
🎯 Trading Strategy
📥 Entry Zone: ₹400–₹404, ideally near ₹395 support. Confirm RSI rebounding toward 40+ and MACD flattening for entry signal.
📤 Exit Strategy (If Holding): Aim for ₹418–₹420, the 50 DMA zone. If momentum carries and RSI crosses 60 with MACD turning positive, ₹430–₹435 could be a stretch exit.
🧠 Final Take
ITC’s fundamentals sparkle with solid returns and zero debt, but technical signals remain weak in the short term. It's worth tracking for reversal signals — but not yet ripe for aggressive swing trading. If you already hold it, monitor for a relief rally above ₹418 and keep stop-loss tight near ₹395.
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