EIHOTEL
Stock in Stage 2 Uptrend
Strong Support at 30 WEMA
RS>0
Strong Volumes and Institutional Holding Increasing
Targets 200+
Stoploss 115

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Note : In chart 21 ema is red , 50 ema is green and 200 ema is black

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Why EMA and not SMA ?
EMA is fast , accurate and prices in recent data !
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Use 1 : Identifying the trend of stock on dtf

The 21 ema will tell us the Short term trend of a stock , while the 200 ema will tell us the long term trend of a stocks

Any EMA that is sloping
:upwards trend is BULLISH
:sideways trend is NEUTRAL
:downwards trend is BEARISH
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