I have bought Wipro shares at ₹225. What is the long-term outlook?MahendraWipro (₹176): The trend is down since February last year. But there is a crucial long-term trendline support at ₹167. A strong close above ₹190 will be an initial sign of bullishness. That will clear the way for a rise to ₹300 over the next one year. From a multi-year perspective, say three to four years, there is potential for Wipro share price to target ₹750 if it sustains above ₹167 and goes up. You can consider accumulating now. Keep a stop-loss at ₹120. Move the stop-loss up to ₹190 as soon as the stock goes up to ₹280. Revise the stop-loss higher to ₹290, ₹460 and ₹580 when the price touches ₹370, ₹540 and ₹670 respectively. Exit the stock at ₹730. If the price declines below ₹167, adhere to the stop-loss and exit.I have Sterling & Wilson Renewable Energy shares. My purchase price is ₹500. Can I hold it or exit?Anand G, Chennai Sterling & Wilson Renewable Energy (₹247): The recent bounce from the low of ₹148.30 is happening from a long-term trend line support. This coupled with an inverted head and shoulder pattern strengthens the bullish case. Immediate support is at ₹230. Below that ₹205 and ₹185 are the next supports. The stock can rise to ₹370 by this year end. A break above ₹370 can trigger a rally to ₹900 over the next two years. Buy more at current levels. Keep the stop-loss at ₹170. Move the stop-loss up to ₹260 when the price goes up to ₹370. Revise the stop-loss further higher to ₹340, ₹530 and ₹690 when the price touches ₹460, ₹650 and ₹770 respectively. Exit the stock at ₹830.What is the long-term outlook for Titagarh Rail Systems? I have bought this stock at ₹962.Neeraj Kumar, MumbaiTitagarh Rail Systems (₹877): The trend is down since July 2024. The bounce from the low of ₹568.70 made in March looks like a corrective rise for now. Key resistance is at ₹1,050. The stock has to rise past this hurdle to become convincingly bullish. Only then the upside will open up for a fresh long-term rally to ₹3,000. A fall to ₹800 looks possible in the short term. A bounce thereafter may have the potential to take the price higher towards ₹1,000-₹1,050. But if the price declines below ₹800, then an extended fall to ₹700 can be seen. Broadly, the long-term trend is not very clear for the stock at the moment. So, it is better to exit the stock now and accept the loss.I have shares of Goldiam International. Can I continue to hold it or sell?Manoj KumarGoldiam International (₹481): You have not mentioned your purchase price. So, it is difficult to give a precise advise without that. Any way we will give you the outlook here. You can take a call accordingly. The long-term trend is up and is very much intact. Supports are at ₹370, ₹250 and ₹220. A rise to ₹830 looks likely by this year end. Keep a stop-loss at ₹340 and hold the stock. Move the stop-loss up to ₹510 when the price goes up to ₹620. Revise the stop-loss higher to ₹610 and ₹740 when the price touches ₹690 and ₹790 respectively. Exit the stock at ₹830. The short-term picture will turn negative if the stock declines below ₹370. In that case, a fall to ₹250-₹220 can be seen. Please send your questions to techtrail@thehindu.co.inPublished on July 4, 2026