Zomato’s shares will be watched closely as the foodtech company’s losses narrowed in Q4 to Rs 188 crore. The stock’s support levels are around Rs 58-55, while resistance lies at Rs 75-80, according to Sumeet Bagadia, executive director of Choice Broking. He adds that short-term prospects of the stock may appeal to risk-taking investors. Meanwhile, M&M could move towards Rs 1,325 if it surpasses its resistance at Rs 1,285.
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