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Confirmed on 2 Nov 2026Completed-candle evidence

Lorenzini Apparels Limited (LAL)

6-month first weekly breakout with 3.3x signal-week volume.

Signal-date chart

What the breakout looked like when confirmed

Weekly or monthly candles · previous high marked · no future candles
Candle interval
LAL 6-month weekly breakout evidenceRs 5.1Rs 6.8Rs 8.6Rs 10.4Rs 12.2PREVIOUS WEEKLY HIGH · Rs 115 Jan 2026 · 43 weeks before breakBREAKOUT CLOSE · Rs 11.5 · +4.1%2 Nov 2026 · first completed-week close aboveWEEKLY VOLUMEOct 25Jan 26Apr 26Jul 26Nov 26
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Previous weekly high
₹11.02
Signal close
₹11.47
Breakout margin
+4.1%
Signal volume
3.3x
10-week average
₹8.93
40-week average
₹8.10
Why it qualified

Objective confirmation checks

Price
The completed week closed 4.1% above the old weekly high of ₹11.02. No intervening week traded above that high.
Participation
Signal-week volume was 3.3x its preceding 20-week average; traded value was 2.1 Cr.
Trend
The 10-week and 40-week averages were ₹8.93 and ₹8.10. These are quality context, not breakout definitions.
History
186 prior weekly candles were available. The broken high occurred on 5 Jan 2026, 43 weeks earlier.
Research context

Company context at a glance

Sector
Consumer
Market segment
Small cap
U-Score
25/100
Trust score
58/100
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Transparent follow-through

What happened after the signal

Latest 0.0% through 2 Nov 2026
CheckpointStatusCloseReturnBest moveWorst move
1 week (1 weeks)Pending----
1 month (4 weeks)Pending----
3 months (13 weeks)Pending----
Methodology and limitations

Highest stored weekly high in the 6-month resistance window, with no later weekly high above that level before the signal.

The completed signal week closed at least 0.5% above resistance with at least 1.2x its prior 20-week average volume.

Weekly and monthly OHLC candles through the signal date; the previous high and breakout close are explicitly marked.

Follow-through uses stored weekly closes after 1, 4, and 13 completed weeks. Excursions use weekly highs and lows.

Charts use the versioned NSE split, bonus and consolidation-adjusted weekly OHLCV series; unadjusted or stale-version rows are excluded.

A breakout is a research prompt, not a prediction, target, recommendation or assurance of follow-through.