Prince Pipes-A growth-hungry mgmt
a lot of info avail in Q4 concall.
66% rev come from plumbing & SWR
Realty, govt programs-jaal ka naal, irrigation.etc will augur well
I Will post an updated chart with subwaves once it comes out of channel
Snippets & best report from soic👇 https://t.co/ru6xpHdJ8h
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Updated chart https://t.co/SM8YHrxKLF
Ion exchange - A super quality small-cap
— Moneyspinners-Work 4UR Dreams (@Jai0409) August 18, 2021
In the recent correction touched 20DMA, looks like it's the bottom. It is in wave 4 correction but whenever it resumes then it's gonna doubler
Rumour - Dupont takeover talk
Cheers
Looking for max another 100 to 150 fall in smallcap before it reverses from mid diagonal unless we don't hear any bad news from external and internal geographies.
correction is a good time to shuffle laggards, incorrect allocation with performers https://t.co/7HLlfDSHtM
Small-cap and Midcap Index's are in wave 4 correction,
— Moneyspinners-Work 4UR Dreams (@Jai0409) August 10, 2021
Overall structure is not changed
Continue to hold quality stocks & add in the lower level's periodically
Sell strechted valuations
Shuffle laggard with performer those who have given good results in tough times
cheers
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