### Keep These Two Stocks on Your Radar: Trading Below RSI Level 30
**November 5, 2025** – In the volatile Indian equity markets, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a go-to momentum oscillator for spotting oversold gems. An RSI below 30 signals potential exhaustion in selling pressure, often preceding a rebound – especially amid the Nifty's 1.2% dip this week on global cues like U.S. election jitters. As of market close today (BSE/NSE), we've zeroed in on **two compelling NSE-listed stocks** flashing this classic buy signal: **Tata Motors Ltd (TATAMOTORS)** and **Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd (ADANIPORTS)**. Both are blue-chips in high-growth sectors (EV/auto and logistics/infra), trading at discounts to their 50-day averages.
These picks are based on real-time technical scans (14-day RSI via TradingView/Bloomberg data). While RSI isn't foolproof (false positives abound), they align with fundamentals like earnings upgrades and sector tailwinds. Here's the lowdown – perfect for swing traders eyeing a quick 10-15% pop in the next 2-4 weeks.
#### Quick Scan: The Oversold Duo
| Stock (Ticker) | Current Price (Rs) | RSI (14-Day) | 52-Week Range (Rs) | Why on Radar? | Target Upside (Short-Term) |
|----------------|--------------------|--------------|---------------------|---------------|----------------------------|
| **Tata Motors (TATAMOTORS)** | 925.50 | 28.4 | 650 - 1,200 | EV sales surged 25% YoY in Q2; JLR margins at 12%. Oversold after 8% weekly drop on chip shortage fears. | Rs 1,050 (13%) – Break above 950 triggers buy. |
| **Adani Ports (ADANIPORTS)** | 1,420.75 | 29.1 | 1,100 - 1,650 | Cargo volumes up 18% amid infra boom; debt down 15% QoQ. Dipped on group-wide FPO noise, but volumes intact. | Rs 1,550 (9%) – RSI divergence + volume spike signals reversal. |
#### Deeper Dive: What Makes Them Tick?
- **Tata Motors**: The auto giant's been hammered by supply chain hiccups (global semi shortages), but Q3 guidance points to 15% revenue growth. With RSI at 28.4 – its lowest since March 2025 – and MACD showing bullish crossover, this could mirror its 22% rally post-July dip. Key catalyst: November EV policy announcements. Risk: Oil price spikes hurting ICE sales.
- **Adani Ports**: As India's largest private port operator, it's riding the Rs 11L Cr infra pipeline. The 29.1 RSI reflects profit-taking after a stellar 35% YTD run, but fundamentals scream value (PE 28x vs. sector 32x). Watch for Sagarmala project bids. Risk: Regulatory scrutiny on Adani Group.
#### Trader's Playbook
- **Entry Strategy**: Buy on dips near support (TATAMOTORS: Rs 900; ADANIPORTS: Rs 1,400) with stops at RSI 20 (extreme oversold).
- **Horizon**: 15-30 days; pair with Nifty options for hedge.
- **Broader Context**: Only 8% of Nifty 50 names are below RSI 30 today – a contrarian's dream amid FII outflows (Rs 15K Cr this month). RBI's dovish stance could fuel a relief rally.
Radar on? These could be your Diwali fireworks in November. What's your next move – loading up or waiting for confirmation? Track via Zerodha or Moneycontrol for live charts.
*Data: NSE EOD Nov 5, 2025; RSI via standard Wilder formula. Not investment advice – DYOR.*
Kolkata: RSI, or Relative Strength Index, is a key technical indicator that investors use to decide whether a stock is oversold or undersold. Usually investors take a stock for being oversold if the RSI rises above 70. But if it is at the level of 30, or below, the stock in considered undersold. In other words, one can expect recovery when RSI value reaches or falls below 30. RSI can be a gauge of the momentum and direction of a stock. It is used typically in a time frame of 14 days.
Jindal Saw stock
Jindal Saw is a part of the O P Jindal group. It is a leading manufacturer of large-diameter steel pipes which are deployed in transporting oil, gas and water. The company has a robust infrastructure and has global span of operations. It is known for significant contributions to India’s industrial and energy sectors.
Jindal Saw is known as a quality leader and consistently focuses on quality engineering and sustainable manufacturing processes. On Tuesday, November 4, the company’s market cap stood at Rs 10,929 crore, and its shares closed at Rs 171.16. The stock is well below the RSI level of 30. Its current RSI level is 24.07. The indication is unambiguous — the stock is currently in the oversold state and could see a potential for a rebound in the near future.
Gillette India stock
Gillette India is a part of the formidable MNC Procter & Gamble Group. It is one of the strongest brands in the country’s personal care products sector. The company is a household name for iconic and long-standing brands such as Gillette and Oral-B. The company has maintained its leadership position in the grooming and shaving segment in the country down the years. It is known for very strong brand value, innovation and product quality. On Tuesday, November 4, the company’s market cap stood at Rs 28,467 crore. The shares closed the session on Tuesday at Rs 8,766. This stock is also below the RSI level of 30, which is only 24.32. It indicates that this stock, too, is preparing for reversal.
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