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Bullish FMCG Stocks to Trade on 22-July-2022 | NIFTY FMCG Analysis | Friday July 22, 2022

 As our algo identified NIFTY FMCG will be bullish on Friday 22-July-2022, we ran our algo against major Nifty FMCG stocks to find the specific stocks that are going to be very bullish on 22-July-2022. Given below are the list of FMCG bullish stocks with their respective levels for your trade plan on 22-July-2022. Let us see if our trading algo has given a correct signal

NESTLE INDIA

  • NESTLEIND is strongly bullish
  • NESTLEIND sentiment positive and trending. Overall direction upside
  • if NESTLEIND breaks above the supply zone (18660.00 - 18887.70), Rally starts. Target 18957.60 and 19070.75
    If NESTLEIND crossed above 19002.86, then it may touch 19140.07
  • Closing Price: 18839.95 (222.85)
    Resistances: 18887.7018957.6019070.75
    Supports: 18661.4018591.5018478.35

GODREJ CONSUMER PRODUCT

  • GODREJCP is strongly bullish
  • GODREJCP sentiment positive and trending. Overall direction upside
  • if GODREJCP breaks above the supply zone (878.05 - 879.32), Rally starts. Target 882.30 and 887.13
    If GODREJCP crossed above 883.76, then it may touch 889.59
  • Closing Price: 876.80 (3.30)
    Resistances: 879.32882.30887.13
    Supports: 869.65866.67861.83

Procter & Gamble Hygiene & Health Care

  • PGHH is strongly bullish
  • PGHH sentiment positive and trending. Overall direction upside
  • if PGHH breaks above the supply zone (14229.02 - 14240.00), Rally starts. Target 14287.40 and 14381.88
    If PGHH crossed above 14332.29, then it may touch 14447.43
  • Closing Price: 14196.25 (261.15)
    Resistances: 14229.0214287.4014381.88
    Supports: 14040.0513981.6713887.18

EMAMI LTD

  • EMAMI LTD is strongly bearish
  • if EMAMI LTD colapses below the demand zone (467.35 - 467.45), Falling starts. Target 464.96 and 460.93
    If EMAMI LTD crossed below 464.80, then it may touch 459.96
  • Closing Price: 470.60 (-3.05)
    Resistances: 475.51478.00482.03
    Supports: 467.45464.96460.93












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