#Bharti : Keeping above 640 now, impulse counts should play out for 2840 minimum. (Remember its a monthly chart)
Below 640, counts need to be revalidated. https://t.co/1e7hs0ZkxR
#BhartiAirtel #Bharti #Nifty - Chart update - Count wise we are in 5th wave starting from 254.15.
— Harsh / \ud5c8\uc26c (@_Harsh_Mehta_) May 17, 2021
Breakout from consolidation in 4th wave has come after 13 years, so expect solid move in next 3-5 years. Hold the stock and add on declines. pic.twitter.com/lC3Zsfd8vd
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