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Technical view – trend, support and resistance The

stock has corrected from a 52‑week high near ₹1,313 to around ₹680–700 currently, placing it close to its 52‑week low region and major horizontal support seen on recent charts.​ Daily technical ratings show a “strong sell” bias with price trading below medium/long moving averages and indicators like MACD turning negative, but RSI and Stochastic have slipped toward oversold zones, hinting at the possibility of a short‑term pullback from current levels.​ Important support lies near ₹670–685 (recent swing low and demand zone), while resistance is placed around ₹740–770 (gap‑down area) and then ₹820–850; sustaining above these resistances would be needed to confirm a durable trend reversal. Buy now or more downside? After a continuous fall, the recent jump from the ₹680 area appears more like a technical relief rally within a damaged short‑term trend than a confirmed bottom, as the PGCIL issue is still live and technical structure remains weak below key moving averages.​ From a risk–reward angle, staggered buying with strict risk management can be considered by high‑risk investors for a 1–3 year horizon, given robust earnings momentum and record order book; however, conservative investors may wait for the ! stock to (a) hold above ₹670 for some weeks and (b) reclaim at least the ₹750–800 zone before committing larger capital.​ Further downside toward ₹630–650 cannot be ruled out if broader markets correct or any adverse update emerges on the PGCIL matter, so position sizing, stop‑loss (e.g., slightly below key support) and gradual accumulation are critical rather than lump‑sum entry.