Two telecom stocks to watch out for in February 2025

By Kiran Jani

Understanding the Patterns

  • Bullish Continuation Pattern occurs when a stock in an uptrend undergoes a healthy price and time correction before resuming its previous bullish trend. A breakout from this pattern signals a potential continuation of upward momentum.
  • Bullish Reversal Pattern: This forms when a stock in a downtrend consolidates at the bottom and then breaks out, signalling a shift from a bearish to a bullish trend.

Both patterns that indicate potential upside opportunities in the telecom sector. Watch these stocks as they navigate key technical levels.

1. Bharti Airtel Limited – Bullish Continuation Pattern

From the beginning of 2024 to the present, Bharti Airtel has delivered an impressive 66% return. After reaching a high of ₹1,179 in October 2024, the stock underwent a correction, touching a low of ₹1,542. It has rebounded from a strong long-term support level at ₹1,540, indicating a potential upside.

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Key technical indicators supporting the Bullish Outlook:

  • Ascending Triangle Pattern – The stock has formed an ascending triangle, a classic bullish continuation pattern signalling a potential breakout.
  • Volume Surge – Recent price and volume movements suggest increasing investor participation, reinforcing the bullish sentiment.
  • RSI in Bullish Zone—The 14-period RSI is trading above 60, indicating strong momentum and potential for further gains.

Source: Investing.com

Outlook – Bharti Airtel

Bharti Airtel’s stock has been in a corrective phase, declining from ₹1,779 to ₹1,511 over the past three months in 2024. However, the price action now reflects a higher-top, higher-bottom pattern, indicating that the stock is in a substantial accumulation zone. Multiple technical chart patterns reinforce the likelihood of an upward move from here, making it a stock to watch in the coming weeks.

2. Indus Towers Limited – Bullish Reversal pattern

Indus Towers had a strong start in 2024, delivering a 72% return before correcting from a high of ₹460 in September 2024. However, its daily chart now signals a potential bullish reversal, supported by key technical indicators:

  • Falling Trendline Breakout—The stock has broken out of its short-term falling trendline, signaling a bullish reversal.
  • Double Bottom Formation – A breakout from this pattern could confirm renewed upside momentum.

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