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Guys quick question

Is this pattern 🐂 or 🐻 ??? @anand_luhar

Inverse hammer then hammer pattern again on next 5 min candle

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China energy crisis

I feel like chemical companies will benefit a lot

One stock which is cheap as well as right on support levels is #jubilantingrevia

Chemical - Acetic acid , Ethyl acetate, Acetic anhydride

Buying area - 710-730
Panic Buying area 650-700

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Pawan Daswani
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#Commodities #Metal

Listing out the shares in metal pack where we can ride the commodity cycle even from the CMP

Will be posting long term charts here

Share and like for max reach 😊🖖

#TATASTEEL

🔩Stock is in a sideways channel since past 15y

🔩Breakout above 750

🔩 A monly close above 750 will push the stock towards 950/1050 levels

🔩 Above that it would be a decade long multi-year breakout

🔩Its going for 200/300%+ gains


🔩 On yearly charts a triangle pattern breakout can be seen

🔩Rising iron ore prices are supporting the field

🔩 All over the world major economies are giving out big infra push to get the economy going

🔩This rally is shaping well with the fundamentals and economic recovery
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Case Study for Long term investment

#DFMfoods

DFM Foods Ltd is in the business of manufacturing, selling and marketing packaged snack food and has been a leader in the space for over 25 years

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@anand_luhar


Launched in 1984, this was the first product of its kind to hit Indian retail shelves and it did so with a Bang! In no time, it became quite the favourite especially among children, finding its way into many a tiffin break!


Revenue Stream -

DFM's Revenue is concentrated in North India primary in tier 1 and tier 2 cities from where it drives around 75 to 80% of its revenue the company is now focusing more on to get into the rural parts and on the Western region


Change in management

Advent international has acquired around 74% steak in Indian snack food manufacture DFM foods at a price of around 250 rupees per equity share from promoters and through open offer


Advent international in the past has acquired quite similar good working companies & run the company towards a better future advent international also focuses more on delisting their acquired companies which is a very positive sign to create value for minority shareholders
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Let's make Investing simple 😄

Selection of stocks based on our indispensable requirements

Below are 10 Sectors

1️⃣Water - Water Treatment and Purification companies

#Ionexchange
#Thermax

1/5

#Investing

2️⃣AC ~ No more a Luxury but a necessity

#Amber
#symphony
#ICEMAKE

3️⃣ INTERNET ~5G

#Reliance
#bhartiairtel
#Hfcl

2/5

4️⃣ E-commerce

#Affleindia
#Nykaa
#Infoedge

5️⃣ Food~ Oil ~ QSR

#AWL
#Sapphirefoods
#Devyani
#globusspirits
#Radico

3/5

6️⃣ Electronics ~ Cell phones/ TV

#Dixon
#Bajajelec

7️⃣ Clothes~ Footwear

#Relaxo
#Mirza
#Kitex
#VTL

8️⃣ Employment ~ Job market

#Teamlease
#Quesscorp
#Infoedge

4/5

9️⃣ Entertainment ~Leisure

#PVR
#INOXLEISUR
#Nazara
#Deltacorp

🔟 Hospital ~Meds

#Kims
#Narayana
#RPGlife

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@pratik07shah Points to be noted

Cyclical
High div Yield
Old economy stock
Lot of competitors
Low entry barriers

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'Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication' #leonardodavinci

In #technicalanalysis keeping it simple eliminates noise & avoids too much analysis leading to paralysis
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Navneet Saluja D'Souza
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BHEL may come of F&O ban for tomorrow’s trade -Open interest as of now at 79% of MWPL

PNB also very close to coming out of ban - OI at 80% of MWPL

Note- OI has to fall below 80% for a stock to come out of ban

#stockmarkets #Nifty #stocks
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In a recent interview with Udayan Mukherjee, the big bull Rakesh Jhunjhunwala made an interesting bold statement - "I think nobody has read the Electricity (Amendment) Bill. Once it passes, it will be bigger than 1991 reforms."

A thread🧵dissecting the ongoing Power reforms 👇


2/17
In summary, the Amendment Bill 2021 says:
⚡️ Delicensing of state monopoly- open to competition
⚡️ Consumers can choose discoms (like telcos)
⚡️ Smart meters to plug leakages
⚡️ Easy resolution of disputes
⚡️ Right to 24x7 electricity
⚡️ Rewarding consumers shifting to solar

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We'll discuss these in detail. But first, some context.

India's is the 3rd largest consumer of electricity. But also one of the most inefficient (measured via AT&C losses - electricity that is generated but does not reach intended customers)
AT&C: 22% vs 8% global. Chart 👇


4/17
Currently, only 9% Indians are served by private discoms (Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Delhi).

AT&C loss for Delhi has declined from 55% in 2002 to 9% in 2020 after power distribution was taken over by three private licensees. Makes a strong case for broader delicensing of discoms.

5/17
What are discoms?

The Power value chain:
Raw material (Coal, Fuel) --> Generation --> Transmission --> Distribution --> Consumption

In this chain, Distribution companies (or discoms) have been the weakest link for last 3 decades.
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Makers are looking to reverse-engineer success. I see it everywhere.

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I have built dozens of different products over the last couple of years. The vast majority failed. 😭

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99.9% of the questions I receive are about the products that did well. In a way that makes sense, because we quickly forget about those that didn’t succeed.

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—वेद व्यास, भीष्म पर्व, महाभारत


Meaning:-

हे कुरुनन्दन ! सुदर्शन नामक यह द्वीप चक्र की भाँति गोलाकार स्थित है, जैसे पुरुष दर्पण में अपना मुख देखता है, उसी प्रकार यह द्वीप चन्द्रमण्डल में दिखायी देता है। इसके दो अंशो मे पीपल और दो अंशो मे विशाल शश (खरगोश) दिखायी देता है।


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