*SBI Nears 52-Week High*

*Momentum Moderately Bullish*

*Valuation Reasonable for Largecap*

State Bank of India (SBI) traded at Rs. 867.30 (+0.37%) as of the latest update on Oct 3. The stock has returned 7.46% in 1 month and 9.21% in 1 year, hovering close to its 52-week high of Rs. 880.50 (52-week low: Rs. 680.00). With a PE of 10.32 and PB of 1.58, valuation appears reasonable for a leading public sector bank.

Metric Value View
Price Rs. 867.30 Near 52W high
1M / 1Y Return 7.46% / 9.21% Positive momentum
52W High / Low Rs. 880.50 / Rs. 680.00 Upside cap near 880
PE / PB 10.32 / 1.58 Reasonable valuation

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*Technical Analysis*

The overall momentum score is 64.1/100, indicating a technically moderately bullish setup. MACD 14.02 with single line 12.69 shows a positive crossover, supporting trend continuation. However, RSI 64.62 and MFI 83.37 are elevated; MFI is in the overbought zone, suggesting the potential for short-term consolidation or pullback if buying pressure cools.

Indicator Reading Signal
Momentum Score 64.1 / 100 Moderately Bullish
RSI 64.62 Strong momentum; watch for overbought
MFI 83.37 Overbought risk
MACD 14.02 (vs 12.69) Bullish crossover

*SWOT Overview*

Snapshot shows 34 strengths, 2 weaknesses, 6 opportunities, and 0 threats. This points to a robust franchise with limited highlighted risks in the immediate term.





QVT Score

The QVT score combines three key aspects: Quality of the business, Valuation of the stock, and Technical trend. It gives a quick overall rating of the stock. See the widget for the actual score and rating.



*QVT Score (Quality-Valuation-Technicals)*

Quality Valuation Technicals
75 / 100 (High financial strength) 55 / 100 (Affordable valuation) 64 / 100 (Moderately bullish)

*Checklist Summary*

Overall checklist pass: 61.54% with 16 positives and 10 negatives. Financials: 6 positive / 2 negative. Ownership: 3 positive / 1 negative. The balance tilts positive but not unequivocal, implying selection and entry levels matter.

*Outlook*

  • Near term: Momentum is constructive, but overbought MFI and proximity to the Rs. 880–885 resistance band may trigger consolidation or profit-booking.
  • Medium to long term: Strong quality score and reasonable valuation support a positive bias; accumulate on dips toward support zones is a prudent approach.

Disclaimer: This analysis is based on the values visible in the shared screenshots as of Oct 3. It is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Please consult a certified advisor before investing.


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