Some of charts of Insurance Sectors which i personally feel to be weak.
1. General Insurance Corporation Of India
GICRE
Bearish Ichimoku Analysis
Weak Positionally
About to break support zone.
Closing below 118.9 can retest lows of March 2020
Bear Flag Pattern + H&S2
2. ICICI LOMBARD GENERAL INSURANCE CO. LTD
Bearish Ichimoku Analysis
Pin Bar in daily chart.
At support of 1200
Rooms for 1125 opens after we close below 1200
Inverse c&h pattern
H&S pattern
3. SBI LIFE INSURANCE CO. LTD
Bearish Ichimoku Analysis
Inverse c&h
H&S pattern
A very bearish chart structure.
Closing below 780 next stoppage will be around 730
4. ICICI PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. LTD
Bearish Ichimoku Analysis
H&S pattern
Inverse c&h pattern
Near support zone
If closed below 397 be ready for 335-340 zone
C&h = cup and handle
H&s means Head and shoulders

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