Chart alert: Are these two paint stocks on the verge of breaking out?

By Kiran Jani

The start of 2024 was strong for Nifty50, with the index rallying to new highs. Subseuqnetly ofcourse, there was sharp profit booking in the second half, leading to a notable retracement from its all-time high. Over the last 14 months, Nifty50 has delivered a modest return of just 5.48%, reflecting a period of consolidation and sectoral divergence. Meanwhile, market-favourite paint stocks have remained clear underperformers, exhibiting sustained bearish momentum. Asian Paints and Berger Paints have faced significant drawdowns, posting negative returns of 34% and 19%, respectively.

Sources: Investing.com

The price action in both stocks suggests the possibility of a trend reversal, with technical indicators hinting at potential upside opportunities. Investors and Traders should closely monitor key support and resistance levels and breakout confirmations.

5 Stocks That Could Soar Again in 2025 1. Asian Paint Limited – Bullish Reversal pattern

Asian Paints has declined 32% since early 2024, correcting from ₹3,393 in September to a low of ₹2,208—its 2021 level. The stock has rebounded from strong long-term support at ₹2,200, signalling a potential trend reversal. Watch for breakout confirmation and bullish momentum indicators.

Key technical indicators supporting the Bullish Outlook:

  • Falling wedge Pattern – The stock has formed a falling wedge, a classic bullish reversal pattern signalling a potential breakout.
  • Volume Surge – Recent price and volume movements suggest increasing investor participation, reinforcing the bullish sentiment.
  • RSI in Bullish Divergence —The 14-period RSI is trading into an extreme oversold zone but has also formed a bullish divergence.

Source: Investing.com

Outlook – Asian Paint

Asian Paints has been in a corrective phase, dropping from ₹3,393 to ₹2,200 over the past six months. However, forming a falling wedge pattern and bullish RSI divergence suggests a potential trend reversal. Multiple technical signals indicate an impending breakout, making this a stock a candidate for potential upside in the coming weeks.

2. Berger Paint Limited – Bullish Reversal pattern

Berger surged 43% from June 2024 before correcting from its ₹630 high in September. Subsequently it retested support near the same level. However, the daily chart now indicates a potential bullish reversal, supported by key technical indicators such as bullish RSI divergence,

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