#TCIEXP - price chart in PnF 1% box size ....#ADB https://t.co/w8FUyzySvo
#BlueDart sold all yesterday with 50%+ ROI & converted it in to #TCIEXP .....Rationale-: Below #Ratio #TCI / #BLUEDART is self explanatory\U0001f447 https://t.co/PNl9PWOB8V pic.twitter.com/ZTX86nLoDJ
— Akaash (@thepnfway) July 20, 2021
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#15100 strikes OIs Bullish crossover.... https://t.co/IgXLn1P5F3
#15100 strikes OIs are still away, though 15100PE OI has risen sharply since morning but unable to cross above 15100CE OI.. any crossover intraday shall further fuel up the rally....otherwise Nifty may close below or around 15100 cash levels today. #JUSTaVIEW pic.twitter.com/6aQIPEFx3h
— Akaash (@thepnfway) May 21, 2021
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