There's nothing I really LOVE on the NSE for today, but several names that are oversold and that I think I'd maybe trade if I could. Of those, BHARTIHEX is maybe a tiny bit better bet than the others. I definitely wouldn't go all in on it though. Well, I never do on a trade, that's not how I roll. I'm tactical DCA or die. Especially in this case. While it is in a nice general uptrend, it did break through its uptrend line to the downside. How far it goes below that is anyone's guess.
It doesn't have a long trading record, and I don't like that. But what record it does have has been that it tends to bounce back fairly quickly and sometimes significantly when it is oversold. It also has some support in the 1290-1300 area which is what gives it the edge in my book over the other possible names to trade today.
I would not, however, reach to get in on this. If I couldn't get it for Friday's closing price or cheaper, I'd look elsewhere today. Plus, I have no idea what the general market sentiment is there on this Monday, so that makes me extra cautious.
On the plus side, you can see it broke below the bottom of the regression channel Friday, but rallied back to close within it. That's a positive trend continuation sign in my book. It was also oversold on Thursday before Friday's 2.72% drop, so I'd already be getting it at a "discount" and one day closer to its eventual bounce back out of oversold territory if I opened a position at the level of Friday's close.
So IF I could get in at any point today for 1329 .25, pretend I'm long. Otherwise, I'll sit out today and watch my picks in London and especially New York do their things. I hope your trading week starts well!
Per my usual strategy, once I'm in I'll add at the close on any day it is still oversold and I will use FPC (first profitable close) to exit any lot on the day it closes at any profit.
As always - this is intended as "edutainment" and my perspective on what I am or would be doing, not a recommendation for you to buy or sell. Act accordingly and invest at your own risk. DYOR and only make investments that make good financial sense for you in your current situation.