Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) shares have been on a strong upward trajectory in recent sessions, prompting investors to question whether the momentum
can sustain or if a near-term correction is on the cards. Market expert and Equity Technical Analyst at Angel One, Rajesh Bhosale, during a conversation with ET Now Swadesh -- has weighed on whether it’s the right time to buy, sell or hold the stock amid evolving market conditions. Expressing his views on IRFC shares, Bhosale said, "overall, there is healthy buying interest, and even in the current market environment, investors are sitting on solid gains." Talking on the base zone of the counter, he said, "from a long-term perspective, holding the stock makes sense for now, as it appears to be forming a base around the 100-105 zone. The stock has historically bounced from these levels, reinforcing the hold view."
Bhosale added, "if the stock moves up to the 125-130 range, it would be prudent to reassess the charts. The counter has been struggling to move above its 200-DMA, which lies in this zone. At those levels, investors can consider trimming positions, booking partial profits, or reviewing the technical setup again."
IRFC share price
Shares of IRFC closed at Rs 113.70 per share on Tuesday, December 9, 2025 -- which is 2.02 per cent up from the previous close of Rs 111.45 apiece. During the day, the counter swung between Rs 113.90 and Rs 109.80 per share.The stock reached its 52-week high level on December 12, 2024 at Rs 166.85 per share; whereas 52-week low level came in at Rs 108.05 apiece -- which it reached on March 3, 2025.
According to NSE website, 97.37 lakh shares of the company changed hands on Tuesday, with a total trading value of Rs 109.17 crore.
The stock is 2.32 per cent down in a week, 2.61 per cent in two weeks, 6.34 per cent down in a month, 8.89 per cent down in 3 months, 22.63 per cent down in 6 months and 28.58 per cent down in an year. However, looking at longer period -- the counter surged 266.77 per cent in 3 years.
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