Dabur - How often do you see scallops? This one is a rare chart. They confirm the strong uptrend but Dabur is still the slow-moving one, however, with the added advantage of providing stability to your portfolio.

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Borosil Renewables - Patterns like these must be looked at carefully and must be kept on the radar. Herein price is contracting which generally signifies shifting of hands (from weak to strong). If you go wrong, the risk is limited in these. pic.twitter.com/iqyoeslZjy
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