NSE:HINDZINC   HINDUSTAN ZINC
Around 11 o'clock today Nifty was down 2%, today being one of the biggest stop loss hunting day.
Nifty metal was down nearly 2%.
My various stop losses triggered some at minor profits , some at breakeven ,some at small losses.(To name a few UPL.Hindalco,Jindal steel.ITC,SBIN,Divis lab,Adani green.)
But only one last trade I was carrying since morning is HINDZINC because it was trading at a flat level around that time.This shows relative outperformance compare to broader .As a trader you only need one such trade which shows outperformence you don't require multiple to being profitable , one such outperformer is enough to recover all your losses during such a volatile day.

Now I'm booking 50% of my profit and reenter at 290 level for a target of 310.

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