HINDCOPPER trade ideas
HIND COPPER is a screaming buy!HIND Copper is trying to complete the cup and handle formation to break the 152 resistance bar and challenge the 52-week high set earlier this year after a crazy run. The metal cycle is well and truly alive and its quarterly results have turned out to be a big positive too. We maintain a buy signal for this scrip.
Follow your discretion.
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HIND COPPER PRICE ACTION ANALYSISThe hind copper stock price has been falling heavily since it reached the ATH mark. However, the time has come to buy the stock based on the following reasons.
1) The demand zone is created by the ABCD pattern 2.24 and 2.414, the price bounced off this zone with huge volumes.
2) The price is near the 200EMA line, which is 117.17 currently.
3)The RSI is making the higher lows and is above 50.
4) The company's profits are increasing but the price keeps falling.
The risk-reward near this zone is attractive. We can keep a stop loss at 99. The target could be 158.
Happy trading :)
This is just for educational purposes.
Trend Reversal and Possible breakoutStock was making Lower low since the last couple of weeks now. After a good consolidation on the 200 DMA line, we see the stock making higher Low. Possibility of trend reversal also seen from RSI divergence (Stock flat but RSI rising). The volume too is rising since the last couple of sessions. Possibility of trend reversal.
HINDCOPPER - FAILURE TEST?I don't really believe in support and resistance. Quite often you'll hear people say I should have held on to my winner or something like that. This is anecdotal evidence of the unreliability of support and resistance. Human beings are wired to see patterns on charts even when they don't exist. I would add evidence about how support and resistance are mere lines on the chart majority of the time but citing sources risks me getting banned.
One might ask why am I trading more than one pattern and why this pattern. The reasons are fairly straightforward-
1. Bull momentum seems to be fading and in a non-trending market, breakouts have a higher failure rate.
2. Buy low, sell high prevails in a non-trending market, which is more often than not, the state of the market.
Another bit of information is that we've heard not to trade against the trend. But a failure test is a very good reason to take a counter-trend trade as you might just catch the beginning of a move.
Disclaimer: Do not take positions with me without your due diligence. Investments are subject to market risk and I should not be held responsible for the losses incurred. This is meant to be a real-time trading tutorial and not investment advice.