Tatapower- After 6 months of sideways move crossed past a crucial level of 267. A widespread Bar on very High Volume. Committed buying coming in as well. Relative strength and momentum also turning positive. Now all set for much higher level.

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Price provides additional benefit if we enter near a well defined boundary above 200 DMA , after any reversal candle .
Near well defined support our work is only Manage the risk and qty .
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Near well defined support our work is only Manage the risk and qty .
#tatapower update chart setup
#Investment #stocks #StockMarket https://t.co/Wkv8YDSFJ6

#tatapower chart #update
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