#NMDC the stock is at supports. A clean break out above 160, this could do well. My stops on this one could be 148, if the break out get triggered
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#NMDC the stock is at supports. A clean break out above 160, this could do well. My stops on this one could be 148, if the break out get triggered#Dare2DRM #Watchlist pic.twitter.com/pGG7qj5IhP
— Dare2Dream (@Dare2Dr10109801) May 1, 2021
#Indiamart Update : The correction in the stock could be over. Stock holding good supports. Watch for upside momentum as #Unlock plays out. My SL here would be 6650 levels#Dare2Drm pic.twitter.com/JLwujVPcl0
— Dare2Dream (@Dare2Dr10109801) June 13, 2021
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#NMDC the stock is at supports. A clean break out above 160, this could do well. My stops on this one could be 148, if the break out get triggered#Dare2DRM #Watchlist pic.twitter.com/pGG7qj5IhP
— Dare2Dream (@Dare2Dr10109801) May 1, 2021
NMDC (cmp154) has broken 7 years of falling resistance line supply zone with strong volumes ...140 strong support zone looks good in short to medium term
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