Finally started moving 🌟 A VCP breakout
#Nifty #Happstmnds #Trading #PnF
It was also discussed in #ChitChart by @rajran06 sir.
@Definedge
#HAPPSTMNDS 1%
— Aditya Shyam Jalan (@Aditya_Jalan_3) August 17, 2021
In line with the bullishness of the IT sector. Consolidated after a good upmove, providing a very low risk entry point .
CR entry at 1427
SL as the next probable Triple Bottom Sell at 1344.85#PnF #Trading #Process #StockMarket #StocksToWatch @Definedge pic.twitter.com/k76ViohZF2
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#Deepakntr Super Pattern after a brief consolidation at ATH.
— Aditya Shyam Jalan (@Aditya_Jalan_3) July 7, 2021
Count clusters till two decimal points.@srvithal388 @flyingvikas129 pic.twitter.com/5SFLEmz0Ia
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