De Nora India has an operating revenue of Rs. 49.98 Cr. on a trailing 12-month basis. An annual revenue growth of 3% is not great, Pre-tax margin of 15% is great, ROE of 8% is fair but needs improvement. The company is debt free and has a strong balance sheet enabling it to report stable earnings growth across business cycles. The stock from a technical standpoint is comfortably placed above its key moving averages, around 34% and 49% from 50DMA and 200DMA. It has recently broken out of a base in its weekly chart and is trading around 19% from the pivot point (which is extended from the ideal buying range for a stock). From an O'Neil Methodology perspective, the stock has an EPS Rank of 40 which is a POOR score indicating inconsistency in earnings, a RS Rating of 74 which is FAIR indicating the recent price performance, Buyer Demand at A- which is evident from recent demand for the stock, Group Rank of 54 indicates it belongs to a fair industry group of Electrical-Power/Equipmt and a Master Score of B is close to being the best. Overall, the stock has mediocre technical strength and poor fundamentals, there are superior stocks in the current market environment.