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Reliance Power Stock Jumps Over Nine Percent on Thursday

Reported by Kavya Rao (Senior Writer) Β· Livemint - Markets Β·

Unconfirmed β€” Reported by one source so far

Reported by one source so far

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Reliance Power Stock Jumps Over Nine Percent on ThursdayPhoto: Wikimedia Commons

Market Movement

Reliance Power Limited shares closed Thursday, October 29, with a strong gain of 9.22 percent to end at 18.95 rupees per share on the BSE. The company's total market capitalisation stood at 7,837.29 crore rupees at the close. The stock delivered an overall return of 11.21 percent over the past week and rose nearly 1.23 percent across the last two weeks. Despite this sharp recovery, Anil Ambani's power stock remains 59 percent lower than its price level from one year ago.

Expert Views

Market experts advise caution regarding the recent surge, warning that the upmove might be a temporary bounce rather than a true trend reversal. Jigar S Patel, Senior Manager for Technical Research at Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers Limited, points out that the daily Relative Strength Index stays within the bearish range of 60 to 20. Patel notes that the stock faces major resistance near the 20 rupee mark and identifies 16 rupees as a crucial support level to watch. Virat Jagad, Senior Technical Research Analyst at Bonanza, notes that resistance levels sit between 20.30 rupees and 21.70 to 22 rupees, adding that a sustained breakout above 22 rupees with high volume is needed for a reliable reversal signal. Analysts suggest that traders should avoid fresh buying at current levels until clearer technical confirmation appears.

Context

Share prices in the power sector often see sharp short-term price swings when stocks recover from oversold conditions. Technical analysts use price charts, support levels, and momentum indicators like the RSI to judge whether a sudden price jump is backed by lasting buyer interest or just a temporary pause in a longer downward trend.

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