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MRF Ltd

Stage 4 · Declining · week 3

As of 9 Oct 2026, MRF is in Stage 4 — declining, a downtrend, in week 3 (since 22 Sep 2026). It closed at ₹1,22,090, 24.8% below its 52-week high and below its 200-day average, which is falling. In Consumer Discretionary, 30.7% of stocks are in Stage 2.

MRF Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of rubber products in India and internationally. More about the company

₹1,22,090
-0.31% today
₹51,780 Cr · Large cap
Market Neutral — FadingConsumer Discretionary 30.7% in Stage 2-3.7 pts / 20dTires & Rubber 30.8%-7.7 pts

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Declining — below its long-term trend

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vs 52W High
-24.8%
₹1,22,090 lo₹1,62,288.6 hi
24.8% below 52W high — ongoing decline
In Stage 4, distance from the 52W high reflects ongoing decline — not a discount. Avoid catching falling knives.
Stage Maturity
Week 3
1w13w26w
Week 3 — early Stage 4 decline
How long this stock has been in Stage 4 decline. The longer the downtrend, the more entrenched the selling pressure — there's no 'bottom' time to buy.
vs 200 DMA
-9.0%
200 DMA: ₹1,34,130.9 · sloping down
In Stage 4, the stock is below its 200 DMA — the hallmark of a downtrend. No long positions warranted until this reverses structurally.
Rel Volume
0.68x
vs 50-day avg
High volume on down days in Stage 4 confirms institutional selling. Low volume bounces are typical — they lack real buyers and should not be mistaken for reversals.
Trend Health
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MA20 rolling over · -2.9% vs MA50 -2.6%
Two-layer momentum read: the glyph shows whether the 20-day MA is rising (↑/↗), flat (→), or rolling over (↓). The ⇈ flag fires when the 20-day MA is pulling away from the 50-day MA — short-term momentum building on top of the longer trend. Best when both glyphs agree.
1M
-4.8%
3M
-9.2%
6M
-8.2%
YTD
-20.7%
1Y
-16.3%
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
↓ Peaking
Stage 2%
30.7%
20d Δ
-3.7pp
1M return
-6.2%
3M return
-1.7%
Sector Stage-2 % · last 20 days
Sector has 138 Stage 2 leaders. See Consumer Discretionary Stage 2 →
Industry
Tires & Rubber
↓ Peaking
Stage 2%
30.8%
20d Δ
-7.7pp
1M return
-6.5%
3M return
-10.4%
Industry Stage-2 % · last 20 days
Industry has 4 Stage 2 leaders. See Tires & Rubber Stage 2 →
Stage Cycle Timeline2023-07-13 → 2026-10-09
S2 40w
S3 14w
S4 25w
S2 32w
S4 24w
2023-07-132026-10-09
S1S2S3S4Setup score (0–10, dashed line at 5)
S2 40w → S3 14w → S2 13w → S3 1w → S4 25w → S1 5w → S2 32w → S3 6w → S4 24w → S1 8w → S4 3w current
Total tracked: 168 weeks across 11 stage runs.
Scan Membership
Breakout Watch
Latest: 2025-05-27
2 appearances in last 60 days. First seen: 2024-07-26.
Stocks that stay in the scan for 13+ weeks are in the highest observed-return cohort — they keep qualifying because the structure remains intact, not by luck. Persistence in the scan is itself a quality signal.
Recent Stage Timeline
2026-10-09S4
Wk 3 · Vol 0.68x
2026-10-08S4
Wk 3 · Vol 0.69x
2026-10-07S4
Wk 3 · Vol 0.56x
2026-10-06S4
Wk 2 · Vol 0.56x
2026-10-05S4
Wk 2 · Vol 0.79x
2026-10-01S4
Wk 2 · Vol 0.89x
2026-09-30S4
Wk 2 · Vol 1.06x
2026-09-29S4
Wk 2 · Vol 0.71x
2026-09-28S4
Wk 1 · Vol 0.40x
2026-09-25S4
Wk 1 · Vol 0.57x
2026-09-24S4
Wk 1 · Vol 0.74x
2026-09-23S4
Wk 1 · Vol 0.55x
Sector Peers — Stage 2All →
SHANTIGOLD
wk 17 · 0.0% from hi
9.8
FILATEX
wk 13 · -2.6% from hi
9.6
SBC
wk 60 · -1.2% from hi
9.5
DPABHUSHAN
wk 7 · 0.0% from hi
9.4
RUBYMILLS
wk 21 · -6.6% from hi
8.4
Moving averages & range
50 DMA
₹1,29,275.9
200 DMA
₹1,34,130.9
52W High
₹1,62,288.6
52W Low
₹1,22,090
5D Low
₹1,22,090
Resistance levels (recent highs)
20d High
₹1,28,290
60d High
₹1,34,860
120d High
₹1,39,665
250d High
₹1,62,288.6
Next resistance
+5.1%
to 20d High
P/E (TTM)
22.2
Forward 18.8
Earnings Growth (YoY)
+37.1%
Revenue +13.4%
ROE
+12.3%
Profit margin +7.8%
Dividend Yield
0.19%
P/B 2.6
About this companyConsumer Discretionary· Tires & Rubber

MRF Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of rubber products in India and internationally. The company provides tires for passenger cars, two wheelers, fighter aircraft, farm, trucks, OTR, SCV, LCV, pick up, three wheeler, MCV, ICV, and tubes and valves products; rubber products, such as tubes, flaps, and tread rubber products; and manufactures specialty coatings. It also involved in the paints and coats, sports goods, and motorsports businesses. In addition, the company operates MRF T&S that provide computerized nitrogen inflation, tubeless repair, wheel alignment, wheel balancing and tire changing; MRF TireTok which offers robotic wheel alignment, vehicle safety test lane, diagnostic wheel balancing, semi-automatic tyre changer, A/C recovery and recharging, electronic headlight aligner, nitrogen generator membrane type, and special two-wheeler tire changer; MRF Tyredrome; MRF FASST that offers wheels removal and refitment, and tire mounting and de-mounting services; and MRF MuscleZone shops, as well as provides training for light and heavy commercial vehicle driving. The company was founded in 1946 and is based in Chennai, India.

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All analytics based on EOD data. Data as of 2026-10-09. Past data patterns are not indicative of future results. This page is a data analytics tool only.