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These 6 stocks trade above their 200-DMAs, but are much below their 52-week highs

The 200-day daily moving average (DMA) is used as a key indicator by traders for determining the overall trend in a particular stock. As long as stock is priced above the 200-day SMA on the daily time frame, it is generally considered to be in an overall uptrend. On analysis, We found there are 6 stocks in the Nifty 100 index that are trading above 200-DMA but are still at least 25 percent away from their 52-week highs (Data Source: ACE Equity).

Tata Motors | As on September 28, the stock was trading at Rs 133, which is 34 percent below it 52-week high of Rs 201.70. The 200-DMA value for the stock is Rs 124.

Interglobe Aviation  | As on September 28, the stock was trading at Rs 1275, which is 33 percent below it 52-week high of Rs 1898.85. The 200-DMA value for the stock is Rs 1148.

Bajaj Finance  | As on September 28, the stock was trading at Rs 3335, which is 32 percent below it 52-week high of Rs 4923.40. The 200-DMA value for the stock is Rs 3321

Piramal Enterprises  | As on September 28, the stock was trading at Rs 1283, which is 30 percent below it 52-week high of Rs 1829.49. The 200-DMA value for the stock is Rs 1281.

Siemens  | As on September 28, the stock was trading at Rs 1246, which is 27 percent below it 52-week high of Rs 1717.45. The 200-DMA value for the stock is Rs 1243.


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