Gabriel India cleared ₹1,210 resistance with a 4% gain, confirming an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern. Buy at ₹1,242 with a target of ₹1,500 and a stop-loss at ₹1,140.
Alpha Score of 64 reflects moderate overall profile with strong momentum, strong value, weak quality, moderate sentiment.
Gabriel India shares broke out on Monday, rising 4% to ₹1,242 and clearing the key resistance at ₹1,210. That move confirmed an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern on the daily chart, a reversal structure that had been building for weeks. Moving averages now slope upward, with the 50-day line crossing above the 200-day line in a golden cross that adds a layer of technical conviction.
The pattern projects a measured move target near ₹1,500, roughly 20% above Monday's close. The neckline sits at ₹1,210, and the depth of the pattern – measured from the head low to the neckline – gives the upside. Traders who missed the initial breakout can buy at ₹1,242, with accumulation on dips toward ₹1,215, where the stock tested support last week before reversing.
Support is now a zone between ₹1,210 and ₹1,200. A close below that range would invalidate the breakout and suggest the pattern failed. The stop-loss belongs at ₹1,140, below the right shoulder low, which keeps the risk-reward ratio near 1:3 given the target. The trade also has a trailing plan: as the stock reaches ₹1,295, raise the stop to ₹1,265. At ₹1,360, trail to ₹1,320. At ₹1,440, trail to ₹1,390. Exit the full position near ₹1,480, just short of the measured target, to allow for slippage.
What would confirm the setup? A daily close above ₹1,250, ideally on volume higher than the 20-day average, would signal that momentum is accelerating. Continued strength in the broader auto-ancillary sector – Gabriel India supplies suspension components to two- and four-wheeler OEMs – would also support the move. The Q1 earnings season, due in July, could act as a catalyst if margins hold.
What would weaken the case? A drop back below ₹1,210 would turn the breakout into a false one. A sudden spike in input costs or a broader market selloff could also stall the rally. The stock has a beta of 1.2 relative to the Nifty 50, so it tends to amplify index moves.
Gabriel India's market capitalisation is roughly ₹18,000 crore, and trading volumes have been above average over the past five sessions. The short-term outlook has turned bullish, and the risk-reward profile favours long positions as long as support holds.
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