#JubilantFood - Considering the move only from 380, the current drop is wave 4 and should ideally not drop below 2455. A good entry point near 2500-2600.
5th likely to do 4800-5500 https://t.co/MM0FbYt5BS
sir view on jublfood pls.
— om namo venkatesaya (@being__trader) March 17, 2022
More from Harsh / 허쉬
- 5.i done as LD at 16793.
- 5.ii done at 16347 and Nifty rises to 17000+
- 5.ii.a or w done at 16347, irregular correction or complex correction may play out for next 5-7 trading sessions.
Buy the dips. https://t.co/l4Iqp7patS
#Nifty hrly - 2.a done and 2.b should ideally be done tomorrow below the previous high.
— Harsh / \ud5c8\uc26c (@_Harsh_Mehta_) June 6, 2022
With RBI MPC meeting outcome on 8th (I suppose), sets up perfectly for a 3rd wave in major 5th (considering that my counts are right). https://t.co/LXG2SCg3bY pic.twitter.com/Ya2D35VV8F
Use 3Bar High on weekly candle to invest with stop at 3Bar Low.. 👇
One of the fairly easy and convenient method for investing is 3 Bar High/Low method on weekly candles.
— Harsh / \ud5c8\uc26c (@_Harsh_Mehta_) March 26, 2021
Buy when stock price goes above High of previous 3 bars, continue till trend continues week after week, and sell out when Price goes below Low of previous 3 bars. pic.twitter.com/nnVCbMi84C
More from Jublfood
Holding 2500 & moving past 2615 would be the 1st sign of reversal attempt
Only +ve factor "Highly oversold"-meant for aggressive traders
Conservative traders wait for some "Bull candle" formation in Day t/f https://t.co/NbwmqJxo0W
sir view on jubilant food works pls
— om namo venkatesaya (@being__trader) March 21, 2022
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