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Technical outlook diverges for Bharti Airtel, PFC, REC and Alkyl Amines
Technical analysis sees recovery potential in Bharti Airtel but continuing downside risks for PFC, REC and Alkyl Amines Chemicals.
The technical outlook for four Indian shares remains mixed, with Bharti Airtel showing a possible recovery path while Power Finance Corporation, REC and Alkyl Amines Chemicals retain bearish chart structures.
Bharti Airtel, trading at ₹1,890, has been in a downtrend since November 2025. Its rebound from the September low of ₹1,726 is significant because it began just above important support at ₹1,700.
For the outlook to turn bullish, the share must extend the recovery above ₹2,030. A confirmed move through that level could create room for a rise toward ₹2,500 over the following months.
The strategy presented for Bharti Airtel is to accumulate at current levels with a stop-loss at ₹1,660. If the stock reaches ₹2,140, the stop should be raised to ₹2,010. It can then be moved to ₹2,180 if the price touches ₹2,280, and to ₹2,320 if the stock reaches ₹2,440. The proposed exit level is ₹2,500.
Power Finance Corporation, at ₹316, sent a bearish signal when it fell below ₹360 in September. It has support in the ₹305-₹300 region, but even if that zone holds, the share needs a sustained rise above ₹370 to reduce the downside pressure.
A break above ₹370 could allow a relief move toward ₹430-₹460. While the stock remains below that threshold, however, a fall through ₹300 could push it toward ₹260-₹250 or lower. With no firm chart signal pointing to a move above ₹370, the analysis recommends exiting and accepting the loss.
REC, trading at ₹293.65, has been in a strong downtrend for more than two years and shows no clear reversal. The stock could fall toward ₹250-₹245 before a strong bounce creates a corrective rise to ₹300 or ₹350.
The ₹380-₹400 region is the crucial resistance area for REC. A move above ₹400 would be required to signal a bullish reversal and reopen the possibility of ₹500 and ₹600. Such a rise appears unlikely without a strong positive trigger, so the recommendation is to exit.
Alkyl Amines Chemicals, at ₹1,635, has trended lower for five years after an investor entry cited at ₹3,985 near the top. The share could fall to ₹1,000 from current levels.
A strong move above ₹2,200 would be needed to turn Alkyl Amines bullish and create scope for ₹3,000 or more. That reversal also appears unlikely at present. The analysis advises an exit and stresses the importance of setting and following a stop-loss when entering any trade to limit losses and avoid remaining trapped in an unsuccessful position.
P.Cavaco--PC