#AVADHSUGAR has a fantastic chart in weekly timeframe
548 was June 2021 High, the stock pulled back to that level & defended
550 is 200 Day SMA
If it sustains above 550 it may move towards 800-900
Weekly RSI near 50
#stock #stocks #sugar
Not trading call, academic post
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#LLTS Weekly chart shows the stock is recovering from 61.8% fibonacci pullback of last major rise
— Techno Prince (@Trader_souradep) July 24, 2022
Daily chart shows a a rounding bottom , daily RSI bullish
If it sustains above 3500 it can move towards 3900+ levels and later towards 200 DMA 4480#Nifty pic.twitter.com/6ebtfLMJZd
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