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CMP - 124
Entry level - 125-122
Possible conservative Upside - 172
Possible aggressive upside - 211
View invalid below - 109

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Entry - any dip towards 1875 is a buy
A counter will become weak if it closes below 1710 in a daily time frame.
A possible upside level is 2355 pic.twitter.com/IPlHPvBXFI
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CMP - 779
Entry - once price closes above 783 in the hourly chart
Pattern invalid below - 736.50
Possible upside Levels
Conservative - 866
Aggressive - 944@caniravkaria pic.twitter.com/6xD7oywkNC
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CMP - 1224.80
Buy range - 1190-1200
Upside Possible Levels
Conservative - 1395
Aggressive - 1600
The view will be invalid if closes below 1129 pic.twitter.com/e6MabwG9YI
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— Shivaji Vitthalrao\U0001f1ee\U0001f1f3 (@shivaji_1983) August 29, 2021
1. Given sell at 170-175 zone when it made a distribution pattern for targets 120 and 95
2. Stock is heading towards 90-95 and wont be suprised to see 75-80 levels in panic
3. Stock is clearly in down trend and till we see a turn around I would like to wait and watch pic.twitter.com/IfGNEwcPD9
Copper break below 4.43 qualify as bearish Flag and pole
HINDCOPPER break below 157 qualify as bearish Flag n pole.
Impact copper can test 4.28-4.20
HINDCOPPER can test 150-141 as per pattern targets.
165-166 Lakshman Rekha.
Quiz - Hindcopper
— Shivaji Vitthalrao\U0001f1ee\U0001f1f3 (@shivaji_1983) June 9, 2021
What pattern do you see?
whats the confirmation level and impact ?
Both are interlinked. https://t.co/0gVaRXd4pS pic.twitter.com/Bbs1rdaOWf
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