Westlife Foodworld traded in a downtrend as of October 18, 2025. The closing price was around ₹600, after an intraday range between ₹611.65 and ₹588.05. The broader trend over the last month has been negative, with the stock down about 13% in the last 30 days and nearly 31% off its yearly high of ₹898. Short-term support is near ₹588 and resistance is around ₹645.
The daily average traded price was approximately ₹600.59 and volumes were healthy at over 7 lakh shares. The stock is trading well below its 50-day moving average of ₹707.82, reinforcing the bearish short-term sentiment. Over recent weeks, continued selling pressure and weak technical momentum have prevailed, with no reversal signals as yet.
Technically, as long as the price stays below ₹645–₹650, the near-term outlook remains weak. Sustained closes above ₹650 could trigger a short-covering move, while breach of ₹588 may accelerate downside. Medium-term investors should watch for trend stabilization and base-building above the recent lows before any fresh entry.
The daily average traded price was approximately ₹600.59 and volumes were healthy at over 7 lakh shares. The stock is trading well below its 50-day moving average of ₹707.82, reinforcing the bearish short-term sentiment. Over recent weeks, continued selling pressure and weak technical momentum have prevailed, with no reversal signals as yet.
Technically, as long as the price stays below ₹645–₹650, the near-term outlook remains weak. Sustained closes above ₹650 could trigger a short-covering move, while breach of ₹588 may accelerate downside. Medium-term investors should watch for trend stabilization and base-building above the recent lows before any fresh entry.
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