#DIAMONDYD aka PRATAAP SNACK
#chartkyaboltahai
- 730 dop can be bought for tgt of 1000.
- Stock has made first HH-HL.
- Breaking previous swing low.
- Ascending traingle pattern on daily.
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@caniravkaria bhaiji looks good on charts https://t.co/iwy4wXUiJf
#chart kya bolta hai?#kiska weekly chart hai?
— Yash Dugar (@ydstartupreneur) July 10, 2021
It is said that when weekly trend reversals are with huge volumes & strong RSI the stock becomes a good positional trade/investment.
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1/ Rounding Bottom:
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3/ Ascending Triangle:
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