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Positional_ Indusind Bank

Long
NSE:INDUSINDBK   INDUSIND BANK LTD
1. Indusind bank can breakout from current range.
2. This maybe a breakout after around 3 years of consolidation.
3. This is a patient trade. It may require a full week or two to decide entry.
4. SL, Entry and Target will be decided afterwards.
5. My view is if it doesn't breakout (and give entry signals), It may come down to retest the "violet trendline".
6. The problem I have experienced in the banking stocks is that most of the stocks moves in direction of bank nifty. The setup in individual stocks doesn't matter that much as it should.

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Comment:
Buying above Rs 1023, SL 995
Trade active
Comment:
Target is Rs 1107; It's consolidating near resistance, it may breakout!
Trade closed: stop reached
Comment:
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