#McDowell on watch list
Has been consolidating after the steep rise.
Holding 690-694 & moves past 708-710, would attempt to make a new high around 736-745 in the coming days.
Remember the conditions for a LRHR trade
More from Van Ilango (JustNifty)
Remembered it & made entry @ open for the "High rewarding 3rd wave"
Much appreciation🙏 to @ap_pune for his regular sharing of vital info. & wisdom from years of experience.
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— Van Ilango (JustNifty) (@JustNifty) March 21, 2022
In search of the highly rewarding 2nd wave entry.
Today's & tomorrow's #priceaction would have more clarity for entry either @ 615-620 or above 655 https://t.co/20S0Lvc7ej pic.twitter.com/OFlf9MLkqz
Only 2 signals - Buy & Sell
There is no stop loss in this system.
There could be some wild swings in prices like on "Budget Day" - In such a scenario, Keep 30 - 50 points below 21Sma to avoid big DD
It's a SAR system
how to take stop loss..? low of prev candle?
— ABHINAV JAIN (@abhijain017) February 9, 2022
More from Mcdowell
Holding 660 & 680, poised for big run in the days, weeks & months ahead.
Volume goes with rises
Thank you.\U0001f64f
— Van Ilango (JustNifty) (@JustNifty) August 18, 2021
A fresh input for you. #McDowell
A major triangle break out in the coming months.
Presently poised to move out of recent consolidation pic.twitter.com/J15F06ODUq
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