#MCDOWELL-N #UnitedSpirits consolidating in a flag pattern with volume declining
RSI & MACD are still having bullish momentum
If stock breaches above 780 & sustains it may move towards 860
#Niftty #stocks #stockstowatch
Not trading call, academic post
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Pls go to Nifty daily chart, convert candle stick chart to line chart
Make time period Weekly
Then click on the encircled + sign in top panel to add different index to compare, u can add any index
Will describe this in our Friday post market session, watch in SE YouTube channel
Make time period Weekly
Then click on the encircled + sign in top panel to add different index to compare, u can add any index
Will describe this in our Friday post market session, watch in SE YouTube channel
Sir can u please make a video on how to get this plotted in trading view .Please sir .a small guidance will be highly appreciated .I know there are many like me who don't know to plot it but are shy to admit .it would benefit them too .thank u sir
— rajesh shetty (@shettyrajeshs) May 4, 2021
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United Spirits --- The route opened for 1100 & 1280
Updated chart. https://t.co/rdjPmgFN7d
Updated chart. https://t.co/rdjPmgFN7d
United Spirits (McDowell) - I will not wait for the monthly closing and will take an entry in this with an SL at 690. I lose almost nothing in lieu of the potential reward. https://t.co/HCnRuWvIpO pic.twitter.com/echxv0Aav0
— The_Chartist \U0001f4c8 (@nison_steve) September 2, 2021
#UNITEDSPIRITS May outperform big time against #CNXFMCG (FMCG index) https://t.co/6xGk0dg5M8
#USL #Unitedspirits #DIAGEO Shared daily chart for reference \U0001f447
— Pranay Prasun (@PranayPrasun) May 27, 2022
Here breakout candle is supported by volume https://t.co/MXsPJMNHDF pic.twitter.com/rTLQhfCXfg
United Spirits - I love the stocks moving slowly than making a lot of noise and attracting too short-term noise traders.
A clean and clear chart posted in August.
Updated chart. https://t.co/HCnRuWvIpO
A clean and clear chart posted in August.
Updated chart. https://t.co/HCnRuWvIpO
United Spirits Ltd - Monthly Log Scale \U0001f37b pic.twitter.com/kj7jXr8moE
— The_Chartist \U0001f4c8 (@nison_steve) August 18, 2021
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