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Historically HDFCBANK stock has been taking support from 200 DMA region. Currently the stock seems to be again taking support at the 200 DMA. Also there is a minor prior support zone. The confluence makes the probability of support at current level and bounce from here high

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INFY - Seems to be gearing up a good move. The stock consolidated after bottoming out near the 200 MA. Then rallied to the earlier PRZ. But met with huge supply and now consolidating to take on the PRZ again. Lot of committed buyers came in recent session. Should be on the Radar
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Finally the VPA 5.0 for @tradingview is here.
https://t.co/Z6l3dScUce
It has significant improvements compared to the earlier version vpa analysis.
Thanks to @MargePadu for coding help.
Watch the video on the features
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Brief insight for those who has no patience to watch an hour long video 🤗


Here is the
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Learning VSA - 2 – A short Bar to Bar Analysis of a chart where we had some Indication of a short-term end of a move. Chart with explanation attached.

Also, a short video for the impatient ...
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IRCTC - Looks ready to move higher. The charts tells the story.
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