Radico Khaitan 575 - 1025
final targets cam be 1050 , 1100 , 1150(2X) https://t.co/ZGZdmQXxjL

Radico khaitan 575 - 975 ,
— AnshumanCharts (@AnshumanCharts) October 7, 2021
Looking for 4 digit n 1050 https://t.co/iguMBYRfYB
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#RADICO-1161
6.857%(1214)
whenever above this level further chart update with Fibonacci extension.
#Probability
6.857%(1214)
whenever above this level further chart update with Fibonacci extension.
#Probability
#RADICO -742.30
— Waves_Perception(Dinesh Patel) \u092e\u0948\u0902Schedule Tribes) (@idineshptl) June 7, 2021
Best thing happened on chart is
High 2007(219.50)
Low 2020(220)
0.50 paise differance. And now at 742..abf going on.. #Wave principle pic.twitter.com/zV8WA9WfGK
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