Shares of Vodafone Idea tumbled nearly 20% on Thursday, marking their steepest single-day fall since January 2022. The sharp decline comes in the wake of the Supreme Court's dismissal of curative petitions filed by telecom companies, including Vodafone Idea, regarding the contentious AGR dues.
As a result, Vodafone Idea's stock has now closed below its crucial 200-Day Moving Average (DMA) and has halved from its recent peak of ₹19.18, raising concerns among investors about the company’s future performance.
Sacchitanand Uttekar from Tradebulls points out that the break below ₹13 signals a strong bearish trend. He expects the stock to continue falling, with a potential decline toward ₹7, as ₹13 has now become a formidable resistance.
Aditya Agarwal of Sanctum Wealth also echoes this sentiment, indicating that the breach of ₹12 with high volumes points to a negative bias in the short to medium term. He warns that a close below ₹10.4 could trigger another sell-off, potentially pulling the stock down to the ₹9.2 - ₹8.6 range.
Meanwhile, Jigar Patel of Anand Rathi observes that Vodafone Idea’s chart is deeply bearish after decisively breaking its 200-Day Exponential Moving Average (DEMA). Although the RSI (Relative Strength Index) shows the stock is in oversold territory, he advises avoiding the stock due to its strong downward momentum.
With Vodafone Idea grappling with its massive AGR dues and facing significant technical breakdowns, the outlook remains grim for the stock in the near term. For existing investors, the advice is clear: approach with caution, and consider using any upside as a chance to exit.
This blog provides an updated perspective on Vodafone Idea’s stock performance and key takeaways for shareholders, reflecting the current bearish momentum and potential future trends.