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Synopsis: Lloyds Metals & Energy Ltd. has formed an ascending triangle on the daily chart, signaling a possible short-term bullish breakout.

An ascending triangle is a bullish reversal pattern marked by higher lows and a flat resistance line. The chart shows a confirmed bullish breakout above the resistance neckline. Supported by volume surge and points to a potential short-term upward move.

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On Monday, Lloyds Metals & Energy Ltd. broke the resistance neckline and sustained above the Rs 1,888 level, which is now acting as a support zone in the daily chart, reinforcing its bullish momentum.

In an ascending triangle, traders typically target the nearest resistance level or project a price move equal to the triangle’s height from the breakout point, using strong volume and momentum to confirm the trade.

Lloyds Metals & Energy Ltd Chart: Daily Timeframe

Indicator Confirmation

  • RSI: The daily RSI indicates buying pressure, as it rose from 62.40 in the previous trading session to 66.79 on Monday.
  • Price Volume Trend: The Price Volume Indicator confirms the uptrend, accompanied by an increase in buying volume in the daily time frame.
  • Moving Averages: On the daily time frame, the 5-day EMA was above the 9-day EMA, further confirming a bullish trend.
  • MACD: On the daily time frame, the blue MACD line was crossed above the orange signal line, with the histogram turning green, indicating bullish momentum.

Implications

The ascending triangle pattern in an uptrend indicates bullish continuation. Maintaining levels above the Rs 1,888 support mark, especially with strong trading volumes, would further strengthen the near-term bullish outlook.

About the stock

Lloyds Metals is an integrated steel producer while operating India’s largest single iron ore mine, currently ramping capacity to 26 MTPA. The company is scaling DRI production to 0.7 MTPA and expanding its newly commissioned pellet plant from 4 MTPA to 12 MTPA. Further strengthening its portfolio, Lloyds Metals is building its first integrated steel plant, starting with a 1.2 MTPA wire-rod facility and a planned 3 MTPA HRC plant. Operations are backed by 34 MW of captive power alongside 100+ MW of secured renewable energy.

Over the past month, Lloyds Metals & Energy Ltd has gained 6.97%. The stock is up 63.70% over the past six months and up a 24.89% increase YoY. For more such technical stock ideas, click here to view our research page.

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    Shashi is a SEBI-registered Research Analyst at Trade Brains with around 3+ years of experience in delivering data-driven insights for long-term investors, leveraging in-depth financial statement analysis and valuation across multiple sectors, with strong expertise in equity research reports, technical analysis, and IPO analysis.

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