Irctc - updated chart and follow up
Another fresh breakout making HH-HL
volume spike seen today
Unlock process started which will help irctc to have upcoming good quarter results
Hits 2100+
Keep holding
2300-2500 short term targets
4992 long term target
Monopoly company https://t.co/mlIErwRuP5
Irctc
— Vibhor Varshney (@nakulvibhor) June 7, 2021
Another fresh breakout
Unlock process started in Mumbai - Delhi - up and few other states will help irctc to have upcoming good quarter results
Hits 2100+
Keep holding
2300-2500 short term targets
4992 long term target
Monopoly company
One can add now as well
\U0001f44d\U0001f44d https://t.co/O5M3hj8Mhk
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70 points up
Keep trailing SL
Those who missed yesterday
Can add now as well
👍🏻
Positional call
— Vibhor Varshney (@nakulvibhor) June 15, 2021
Holding period 1 month
Buy naukri / infoedge
Both are same stock
Cash or future as per risk capacity
Cmp 4900
Sl 4187
Target 5879 - 6277 - 6788
Good fundamental stock
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