Thomas (THOMASCOTT.NS) market outlook | sector momentum and technical indicators remain in focus. Thomas Scott (India) Limited closed at ₹309.30 on the NSE, marking a gain of 3.15% during the session. The stock found support near ₹293.83 and is now testing resistance around ₹324.77, with volume patterns suggesting increased participation. The move reflects a short-term bullish bias, though sustainability hinges on clearing the overhead supply zone.
Thomas Scott (THOMASCOTT.NS) Gains 3.15% – Support at ₹294 Holds Firm - Fundamentals
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