Container Store (The) Common Stock (TCS)

The analyst’s picks include a sell signal on TCS and bullish setups in Suzlon, EIEL, and PNB.

The stock is trading below all major moving averages, with the MACD showing a sell signal and price action forming lower highs and lower lows.

Analysts recommend avoiding directional bets unless Nifty decisively moves above 25,020.

IndusInd Bank, Bharat Electronics, Adani Green Energy, and Torrent Pharma, among other companies, are scheduled to report their quarterly earnings later in the day

The Container Store Group’s recent drop is part of a massive decline over the last roughly 10 years that was only interrupted a few times.  

Retail sentiment turned neutral on Stocktwits as the benchmark indices posted their second straight week of losses, dragged by IT and auto stocks. Only pharma and FCG stocks bucked the trend.

The analyst sees a buying opportunity at ₹1,560, with a potential target of up to ₹1,700

Analysts flag crucial support levels between 25,100 and 25,200.

While TCS delivered on profitability and margin guidance in Q1FY26, revenue weakness and lack of AI monetization momentum raised concerns, according to analysts.

Avenue Supermarts (DMart), and Aditya Birla Money, among companies to report Q1 results later in the day

Markets remained cautious ahead of earnings season and global trade developments. Broader indices mirrored the weakness, though AMCs and select stocks outperformed.

Pharma lagged; metals and energy stocks saw some buying. Retail sentiment also turned neutral on the Nifty.

IT behemoth Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is set to report its Q1 results later in the day.

Revenue growth from the BFSI sector and North America, key deal wins, and margins are among the key triggers to look out for in Q1 for TCS, the analyst said.

HUL and Axis Bank are flashing bullish technical signals, while IT stocks may be gearing up for a recovery. Analysts suggest key entry and exit levels to watch this week.

The analyst highlighted a bullish double-bottom setup, supported by RSI and MACD signals.

Markets remained rangebound as investors weighed sectoral cues and the upcoming earnings season. Analysts pegged Nifty resistance at 25,800 and noted sustained FII selling pressure.

Analysts highlight buying interest in defense stocks driven by Middle East tensions.

The U.S. court’s reversal of Trump’s tariffs is a potential game changer for Indian exporters, says investment advisor Adarsh Nimborkar. He sees near-term upside in stocks like TCS, Bajaj Auto, L&T, and Sun Pharma.

Overall, the IT index has fallen 24% year-to-date (YTD). The global macro uncertainty driven by US President Trump's tariff measures weighs heavily on the sector.