Tata Teleservices share price (NSE: TTML) has hit to a fresh 14-month low as the Indian equities remain in a downtrend. On Monday Indian share market tumbled as the Nifty 50 depreciated by 0.56%. Since the start of the month, the Nifty 50 is down by 1.51%. The downtrend in Indian stocks coincides with Hindenburg Research’s report on Adani Group.
BSE SENSEX also showed a negative price action at the start of the week and closed 0.51% lower. Since the start of the year, Tata Teleservices share price has tanked by almost 30%. There seems to be very little interest by the buyers at the current level as the price has failed to get a significant bounce.
Before asking this question, you must decide the timeframe of your investment. If you are looking for a short-term, then Tata Teleservices stock is probably the last thing you should be investing in. However, if you’re confident about the company’s financials and a long-term buyer, then the case is different. From the long-term perspective, current prices can be a good opportunity to accumulate.
Nevertheless, it would still be unwise to buy all at once. It’s better to build up a position as the price keeps going down. If the current level doesn’t hold, then NSE: TTML can dip to ₹53 level, which is the next key level. Therefore, it is necessary to manage your risk accordingly.
The following chart of Tata Teleservices shows the price has been in a constant downtrend since hitting ₹209 in 2022. Since then, the price has lost more than 70% and has failed to break out of the downward trendline. Things even turned more bearish when Tata Teleservices share price fell below ₹90 level.
As long as the price remains below ₹90 level, my outlook for Tata Tele will remain bearish. Bulls need to reclaim this level to signal a reversal. For the moment, bears are having the time of their lives. Next target for the bears is ₹53 level.
This post was last modified on Feb 20, 2023, 13:16 GMT 13:16