can start accumulating between 113-111 expected target to be 135-150
if it crosses 114 next reistance is 121.80 and id croses that next target is 135-145-150 , SL 104.50, as q4 results are near , decent volumes seen in this stock
NRBBEARING can be Good go long long term Target (6m + ) Don't Buy Blindly Do Your Own Research. Blue Line :- Closing Above Can Go long Red Line :- Closing Below SL lavender Line :- act as Target, resistance & support
FUNDAMENTALLY VERY STRONG AND ALSO STRONG MOMENTUM SHORT TERM TARGET 120 ,130,140
See the volumes. how bullish days volumes have been greater than bearish days. This says its building up something in behind from long. Also, making consistently higher lows that's again a bullish sign.
Looking good for Long Trade #ViewIsForEducationPurpose
Explosive on chart. Once its break 120, could reach 139 and then 148. Buy around 111-119. SL: 109 Duration: 5-15 days.
It is W chart and looking like It will cross-resistance very soon
NRB BEARING BUY ABOVE 71 SL 56 TARGET: 74, 78, 84, 88, 92 Posting for Educational purpose only Closing Basis means stock need to trade above 71 between 3:20 ~ 3.30 PM If my analysis appears OK then please LIKE, FOLLOW and SHARE to get more future ideas
Buy above 102 target 110, 120, 130 Long Term Target of 150
NRB breaking trendline for TGT 1 : 130 & TGT2 160 ( TF 4 months ) Resistance at 114
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