Market dynamics shifted on February 17 as five large-cap stocks entered a bullish phase, triggered by the Relative Strength Index (RSI) Trending Up scan. This technical movement occurs when the RSI crosses above the 50-level threshold, signaling a transition from neutral or bearish territory to strengthening price momentum. The stocks identified in this momentum shift include Bank of Baroda, Punjab National Bank, Solar Industries India, Canara Bank, and Adani Power. These equities recorded gains between 2% and 5% during the session, drawing significant interest from institutional and retail traders looking for trend continuation. Bank of Baroda led the technical surge with its RSI jumping to 58.89 from a previous reading of 49.34. The stock’s current market price settled at 303.25. Close behind was Punjab National Bank, which saw its RSI climb to 54.32 from 43.88, with shares trading at 124.82. Both public sector banks benefited from a broader sector-wide rally that provided a tailwind for the Nifty Bank index. In the industrial and energy sectors, Solar Industries India moved into a bullish zone with an RSI of 51.85, up from 49.38, closing at a price of 13,266. Canara Bank also crossed the midline with an RSI of 51.33, ending the day at 149.11. Adani Power rounded out the list, narrowly crossing the threshold with an RSI of 50.30 and a closing price of 144.35. These technical breakouts coincided with a resilient day for the broader Indian indices. The BSE Sensex rose by 174 points to end at 83,450.96, while the NSE Nifty 50 gained 43 points to close at 25,725.40. Despite a global backdrop of muted cues and ongoing concerns regarding AI-driven disruptions in the IT sector, domestic liquidity remained high. Institutional activity showed a diverging trend on February 17. Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) were net buyers to the tune of 995.21 crore, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) also supported the market with net purchases of 187.04 crore. This combined buying pressure helped stabilize the market after recent volatility. Traders often view an RSI crossing above 50 as a "buy on dips" signal, suggesting that the path of least resistance has shifted to the upside. While some heavyweights like Larsen & Toubro moved closer to overbought territory with an RSI above 70, these five stocks are considered to be in the early stages of a momentum buildup. Market focus now turns to whether these levels can be sustained. With the Nifty 50 maintaining support near the 25,500 zone, technical analysts suggest that these RSI breakouts could lead to further gains if the benchmark indices continue their recovery towards the 25,900 resistance level. [Adani Power RSI Bullish Upswing](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXrSfaoKyTw) This video provides a detailed breakdown of the technical momentum and RSI trends for large-cap stocks like Adani Power, offering insight into the current market sentiment. http://googleusercontent.com/youtube_content/0