#HDFCAMC - weekly - Rounding bottom pattern , RSI at 65+
Targets - 3600/3750/3900
Supports - 3100 ; strong support 2850
view negated below 2850 on weekly close
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The price picked up towards crossing the horizontal level of 3290 but couldn't hold up.
Got rejected from the wick at 3365; Now the range of 3290-3365 must be broken to head higher towards 3500+
If it fails to do so; We might just see range-based action.
#StockMarket https://t.co/aRKvpy5Eyl
The price picked up towards crossing the horizontal level of 3290 but couldn't hold up.
Got rejected from the wick at 3365; Now the range of 3290-3365 must be broken to head higher towards 3500+
If it fails to do so; We might just see range-based action.
#StockMarket https://t.co/aRKvpy5Eyl
#HDFCAMC
— Gurleen (@GurleenKaur_19) September 6, 2021
Broken past the negative slope of lower highs. Observing the price structure, even the volumes have started picking up and are an increasing pace.
Going further; The script looks good for heading higher. #StockMarket #StocksInFocus pic.twitter.com/OiVwXGh9ee
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