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IFCI LTD

52.80INRR
−0.57−1.07%
Last update at Aug 14, 10:26 GMT
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IFCI TECHNICAL VIEW VOLUME ACTION BIG PLAYER GAMEThe IFCI stock technical indicator or show the short patterns very very bullish the stocks are create long term downtrend cross the channel and good volume actions another one is create cup and handle pattern this type of pattern is very very bullish and volume actions are very attractive this price are entry and big plyer they accumulation Jones ₹16 to ₹25 they can break 33 rupees price can be moved 100 target very easily two or three months these are only four bullish in technical parameter the fundamentals are not good but this types of company fundamentals are change after that price movement and possible for the big announcement income to price move 100 after that Public sector industrial finance corporation stocks the India are change in industrial revolutions for game changers in the stocks they are very potential for grow the Indian gdp and economy so they are good performer and very good return for the investor
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by MARKETSUPDATES
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IFCI on Weekly TFIFCI looks bullish on daily, weekly and monthly timeframe. It is making rounding bottom which recently touched its resistance with humongous volume like we can see back in 2007. It has already broken the resistance levels with volume. If you see price goes up and retrace back to touch the support level, it would be a good entry point. It may also retrace back from its resistance to form a cup and handle pattern. RSI : Above 60 on daily, monthly and weekly time frame
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by vikasbhekare
ifciAt the time of independence in 1947, the Indian Capital Markets were relatively less developed. The demand for capital was growing rapidly, however there was a dearth of providers of capital. The commercial banks that existed were not equipped well enough to provide for long term capital needs in any significant manner. Against this backdrop and to bridge the demand supply gap for capital needs of the economy, the Government of India established The Industrial Finance Corporation of India (IFCI) on July 1, 1948 by way of an IFC Act 1948. IFCI was the first Development Financial Institution of India set up to propel economic growth through development of infrastructure and industry. Since then, IFCI has contributed significantly to the economy through its incessant support to projects in all the three spheres of growth & development - manufacturing, infrastructure & services and agriculture allied sectors. The Liberalisation of the Indian Economy in 1991 made significant changes in the Indian Capital Markets & Financial System. To aid raising of funds directly through capital markets, the constitution of IFCI was changed from a statutory corporation to a company under the Indian Companies Act, 1956. Subsequently, the name of the company was changed to ‘IFCI Limited’ with effect from October 1999.
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by Tradernawab