Do not short any stock which is trading near 52 week or life high ( at least 8-10%).
It will just take 1 day to clear the high again.
Make it simple rule Do not short stock till its trading 10% near 52 week or life high.
#Divis
— Anand Luhar (@anand_luhar) June 10, 2021
Thank you soo much All shorter of #Divis
apke bena aye gain possible he nahi tha
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Stock getting rejection from 10.2- Lelo
Stock getting hit dc 50 high- Lelo
fresh maal milega, n move will be sharp n rewarding👍
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