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Crisp and wonderfully explained. Urge EVERYONE to read this 🙏🏻
Friends,
— Pankaj DP (@voPAtrader) May 8, 2021
I am planning to write Stock mkt related thread (/writeup) on..
WHY STUFF WORK?
E.g. Why prior Support acts as Resistance?
If u have such questions related to Data/ TA, DM me. If possible, I shall incorporate reasoning for that as well.....#learning #stocks
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#LTI -4614
Probability towards 4.618% and beyond..
#Possibility
Probability towards 4.618% and beyond..
#Possibility
#LTI -4145
— MaRkET WaVES (DINESH PATEL ) Stock Market FARMER (@idineshptl) July 14, 2021
Near term base Case (4024)
Look for 4.618% and 6.857%
Long term perspective Fibonacci extension shown in chart. #Perspective pic.twitter.com/Pyl0aGYIuS
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