What to do with HDFC Bank Stock now is the question of the hour.My personal view point: (Educational Analysis)(My 2 cents)
1) HDFC Bank Remains a Portfolio Stock.
2) When to Mega Companies combine their forces such results can happen.
3) The momentum of fall can take the stock further down.
4) What HDFC needs to improve their Deposits and work on their Profit Margins.
5) Those who have HDFC Bank can hold it and see if it can bounce from 50 Weeks EMA on a weekly Closing.
6) Further support for the stocks will be at 1369 or 1271.
7) Think of reducing if 200 Weeks EMA is broken on weekly closing.
8) Reduce further if 1369 is broken on a weekly closing.
9) Reduce further if 1271 is broken on a weekly closing.
10) Those who want fresh entry can wait for the bottom formation and bounce thereafter.
11) Pain for 2/3 quarters more might be instore for investors.
12) HDFC remains a Long term investment idea.
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Hdfcbankanalysis
Buy HDFCBANK 1565 TGT 2200/2650 sl Below 1230Hdfcbank has given a meaning full correction on intraday basis and is taking the support on major levels, It has been in deep consolidation from last 2years and now looks like operators gave a false news for the fall and bought it in a block deal on lower levels which is generally the trick to buy on lows.
BUY HDFCBANK AROUND 1485-1490 TGT 1600/1715 SL BELOW 1375 The scrip is currently taking dual support on 20 week MA as well as pandemic lows trendline. Also the company is about to declare its result on the weekend , so it can be a good buying @ support levels for above mentioned targets with prescribed stop losses