#MASTEK Update
TSL hit 📉
Though at CMP; Time to stack in 📈 for targets of 2620 followed by 2720.
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#MASTEK Update
— Gurleen (@GurleenKaur_19) July 23, 2021
2800 Hit; 70% Booked and rest Holding for a target of 2900.
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Broken past the consolidation over again with excellent price volume action.
Harmonics in place along with a sequence of HL-HH and heading towards the target of Point D [5000] eventually.
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#LTI
— Gurleen (@GurleenKaur_19) July 14, 2021
Strong positive move with above average volume almost after 4 weeks.
A breakout here would trigger 4242. #StockMarketindia #StocksToWatch pic.twitter.com/G0fWGyNhLT
Seems like another retest along with a follow through move. Even the support at 6100 has been taken out.
In swing support placed at 5590 followed by 4960.
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#ULTRACEM
— Gurleen (@GurleenKaur_19) May 1, 2022
With the breakdown & retest. The major support is placed at 6100 levels. pic.twitter.com/IsoZd1grIx
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