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Reliance Industries shares extended their rally on Friday, continuing a strong upward trajectory that has seen the heavyweight stock consistently outperform the Nifty and lead the broader market higher in recent weeks.
The stock climbed closer to the ₹1500 mark — an area that has historically acted as a strong resistance zone.
According to SEBI-registered analyst Aditya Hujband (MBA Investmentwala), Reliance has shown robust bullish momentum, with a sharp rise from the ₹1150–₹1200 levels. It is now fast approaching the ₹1460–₹1500 zone, which has previously acted as a key supply region.
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He notes that the stock is currently trading above all major moving averages, underlining strong bullish sentiment in both short- and medium-term timeframes.
Aditya points out that the expanding Bollinger Bands reflect increasing volatility and signal price expansion, a pattern typically associated with strong market interest.
However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has crossed 78, placing it in overbought territory — a signal that suggests the rally might be overstretched in the short term.
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As Reliance nears the ₹1500 resistance, Aditya believes momentum could taper off, leading to either sideways consolidation or a brief pullback.
He believes that a breakout above this zone, especially if accompanied by high volumes, could pave the way for a move toward ₹1600.
On the flip side, a pullback could see support around ₹1365–₹1350, with a deeper floor at ₹1300.
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From a trading standpoint, he advises a cautious approach for fresh long positions, recommending that existing holders consider trailing stop-losses or partial profit booking as the stock tests its upper resistance band.
Data on Stocktwits shows that retail sentiment was ‘bullish’ for RIL on Friday afternoon.
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RIL shares gained 17% year-to-date (YTD).
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