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#ElliottWaves
5 waves from March 2020 lows seem done now. Price confirmation is there.
Had a target of 2320+ for final wave 5.5 minimum and then head back to 1600 sub (we did 2420)
Now can head back to 1540 wave (4) low atleast.
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#RIL tgts are 2180 and 1820 positional over next few months if the high made at 2856 doesn't cross.
Not looking good.
Not looking good.
#RELIANCE update
— Prashant Bhansali (@prashant280294) April 28, 2022
Was expecting 5th wave rally towards 2800-3000 as mentioned in previous post
Move played out, but now not worth chasing anymore
Not saying the move is over, it can still go up bit more, but riskreward not good for positional longs now on, I would stay away. https://t.co/eoLshLoLBD pic.twitter.com/G0qZAEBRIX
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