📊 Key context
1. Current price (as of recent trading) is around ₹2,110–₹2,120.
2. 52‑week high: ~ ₹2,301.90, 52‑week low: ~ ₹1,723.75.
3. The stock recently got a lot of attention due to a corporate action: a 1:5 stock split approved this month — which may increase liquidity and interest among retail investors.
Level Type ₹ Price
Support 1 (S1) ~ ₹2,070.90
Support 2 (S2) ~ ₹2,054.00
Support 3 (S3) ~ ₹2,029.50
Resistance 1 (R1) ~ ₹2,112.30
Resistance 2 (R2) ~ ₹2,136.80
Resistance 3 (R3) ~ ₹2,153.70
Interpretation
On the upside, if the stock moves up past ~₹2,112–2,113, it may test higher resistance around ₹2,135–2,155.
On the downside, if there’s weakness and the price breaks below ~₹2,071, support zones at ~₹2,054 and ~₹2,030 become important — if those give way the next pullback could be deeper.
⚠️ What could alter this outlook
If broader market moves (Nifty/Sensex) are weak — banking stocks like Kotak often follow general market sentiment.
Any news about bank’s financials, regulatory environment, or macroeconomic developments can change investor sentiment quickly.
Post stock‑split, there may be increased volatility — as new investors enter, some profit‑booking can also happen
1. Current price (as of recent trading) is around ₹2,110–₹2,120.
2. 52‑week high: ~ ₹2,301.90, 52‑week low: ~ ₹1,723.75.
3. The stock recently got a lot of attention due to a corporate action: a 1:5 stock split approved this month — which may increase liquidity and interest among retail investors.
Level Type ₹ Price
Support 1 (S1) ~ ₹2,070.90
Support 2 (S2) ~ ₹2,054.00
Support 3 (S3) ~ ₹2,029.50
Resistance 1 (R1) ~ ₹2,112.30
Resistance 2 (R2) ~ ₹2,136.80
Resistance 3 (R3) ~ ₹2,153.70
Interpretation
On the upside, if the stock moves up past ~₹2,112–2,113, it may test higher resistance around ₹2,135–2,155.
On the downside, if there’s weakness and the price breaks below ~₹2,071, support zones at ~₹2,054 and ~₹2,030 become important — if those give way the next pullback could be deeper.
⚠️ What could alter this outlook
If broader market moves (Nifty/Sensex) are weak — banking stocks like Kotak often follow general market sentiment.
Any news about bank’s financials, regulatory environment, or macroeconomic developments can change investor sentiment quickly.
Post stock‑split, there may be increased volatility — as new investors enter, some profit‑booking can also happen
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