#ApolloHospitals
Ready to break the rising channel.
Closing above 3490 will unfold the next leg of rally towards 4000 and 4500.
Sl will be 3140 on daily clbs
@Rishikesh_ADX @Ankiit001 @kuttrapali26 @Stockstudy8

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Almost 3 months taken.
Apollo Hospitals 2915 to 3450, near target.
SL of just 2.5% was not breached for 3 months, imagine the strength in this counter since then.
Net returns nearly 20% in 3 months.
Apollo Hospitals 2915 to 3450, near target.
SL of just 2.5% was not breached for 3 months, imagine the strength in this counter since then.
Net returns nearly 20% in 3 months.
Apollo Hospitals
— Prem Doshi \U0001f1ee\U0001f1f3 (@StocksResearch) April 5, 2021
CMP 2915
SL of 2840
Target 3500+
Covid wave 2 causing a sharp rally in diagnostic lab stocks, should spill over to hospital stocks too, apollo the only F&O stock in hospital sector. pic.twitter.com/F6tS8TX1s2
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