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Will Reliance retests 1600 levels?As the markets are making new highs, Reliance is still struggling to position itself. In fact, it is breaking down. Previously Reliance has shown reversal near 1800 and again it's trading near that level, do this time it will reverse or will retest 1600?
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#Reliance has potential to move upElliot wave seems to be bullish, short term investors and positional traders can find a good entry around 1900 or above 2045.
It's better to get confirmation around 1900/1940.
Targets could be Fibonacci levels mentioned above. Plan your trades accordingly.
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#Reliance - possible pause to the downfallReliance may have completed an a-b-c correction or W of W-X-Y, we can now look for a upmove, if it is in 5 waves, the trend may be resuming upwards, else we are possibly headed down once more after that to the 50% correction range before a the larger trend resumes.