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SMT 2: The Liquidity HuntPart one: SMT 1: Why Retail Traders Always Enter Too Late Most traders believe a breakout means the market has finally chosen a direction. Price breaks resistance, traders buy aggressively. Price breaks support, traders panic, and sell. But in many cases, the breakout itself is the trap. What looks like a strong move is often just a liquidity hunt designed to trigger stop losses and emotional entries before price reverses sharply. Why Fake Breakouts Happen ----------------------------------- The market needs liquidity to move. Large players cannot enter or exit massive positions without enough orders on the opposite side. That liquidity usually sits around obvious highs, lows, trendlines, and breakout zones because that’s where retail traders place stop losses and breakout entries. This is why price often attacks those areas first. How the Trap Usually Forms ---------------------------------- The setup is almost always psychological. Traders watch the same resistance or support level for hours or even days. The more a level gets respected, the stronger the breakout expectation becomes. Then suddenly: 1. Price breaks the level aggressively. 2. Momentum candles create emotional confidence. 3. Retail traders enter late, expecting continuation. 4. Stop losses above or below the level get triggered. This creates a temporary burst of liquidity. And once liquidity is collected, the price often reverses sharply in the opposite direction. Why Traders Keep Falling Into It --------------------------------------- Fake breakouts work because they attack trader psychology directly. - The market creates: - Urgency - Fear of missing out - Emotional confirmation - Impulsive execution Most traders stop thinking objectively once momentum appears. They react emotionally to the breakout candle instead of waiting for confirmation. What Experienced Traders Watch Instead -------------------------------------------------- Experienced traders rarely trust the first breakout immediately. Instead, they focus on: 1. Whether the price can sustain above or below the level 2. How volume behaves after the breakout 3. whether momentum continues or fades quickly 4. How price react after liquidity is swept Sometimes the best trades appear after the fake breakout, not during it. My Conclusion ----------------- Not every breakout is real. Many breakout moves are simply liquidity hunts designed to trigger emotions, collect stop losses, and trap impatient traders before the real move begins. The market often moves toward liquidity first, and direction second. Traders who understand this stop chasing every breakout they see and start focusing on confirmation, patience, and market behavior around liquidity zones. We will be back with the third part soon. By @BrightRally_Research on the @TradingView Platform.
NSE:ADANIPORTSEducation
by BrightRally_Research
4
Adani Ports and Special EconomicSwing Trading View Above ₹1780 with strong volume → bullish breakout possible toward ₹1825–1860. If price fails near resistance and slips below ₹1725, expect consolidation toward ₹1700. Aggressive traders may trail stop-loss near ₹1690–1700. For long-term investors: Bullish above ₹1700 Strong accumulation zone: ₹1650–1720 Long-term trend weakens only below ₹1550 Trading Setup Example Buy zone: ₹1725–1760 Breakout buy: Above ₹1780 with volume Targets: ₹1825 / ₹1860 / ₹1900 Stop-loss: ₹1690 (swing basis)
NSE:ADANIPORTS
by GlobalWolfStreet
Adani Ports — The Chart That Never Lied!!Some charts are just noise. This one is a story. Since 2021, Adani Ports has been drawing one of the cleanest ascending channels on the entire NSE — weekly timeframe, five full years, and not a single major violation. Upper band, lower band, mid-channel line — all respected like clockwork. You can't script this kind of structure. The market built it organically, and that's exactly why it deserves your full attention. Let me walk you through what this chart has done and what it's telling us right now. 2023 — The Crash Nobody Wanted The Hindenburg hit. Panic everywhere. Price knifed straight down and sliced through the mid-channel. Everyone was calling it broken. But look what happened — the lower channel boundary held perfectly. Not approximately. Perfectly. That was the first major proof that this structure was real. 2025 — The Comeback From the mid-channel support near ₹1,100, the stock launched. No slow grind — a clean, aggressive rally straight into the upper boundary. Broke above the mid-line with conviction and never looked back. That breakout zone at ₹1,300–1,400 is now rock-solid support. Right Now — The Red Zone Price tagged ₹2,200 — the upper channel boundary — and stalled. That red box you see is a classic supply zone forming right at resistance. Not a coincidence. The channel is doing its job again. CMP ₹1,795 is already pulling back from that zone. This is where it gets interesting. Three things I'm watching: The mid-channel line around ₹1,600–1,650 is the first real support if this pullback continues. Every time price has touched this line in the past, it has reacted. No reason to think this time is different. The breakout-retest zone at ₹1,300–1,400 is the deeper support. If we ever get there, that's not a breakdown — that's a gift. A weekly close above ₹2,200 changes everything. That would be a channel breakout on the weekly — rare, powerful, and the kind of move that gets talked about for years. Until then — the channel rules. No need to predict. No need to guess. Just let the structure guide you. Upper band → expect resistance. Mid-line → expect support. Lower band → back the truck up. Five years of data is telling you exactly how this stock moves. The only question is whether you're paying attention.
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by siripireddyvenu
ADANI PORTS TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - MONTHLY TIMEFRAME 📈 ADANI PORTS TECHNICAL ANALYSIS – MONTHLY TIMEFRAME Stock: Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd (NSE: ADANIPORTS) Current Price: ₹1,795 Current Trend: STRONGLY BULLISH Volatility Status: HIGH (ATR: 191.41) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔍 MARKET STRUCTURE ANALYSIS The monthly chart continues to maintain a strong bullish structure with: ✅ Higher Highs ✅ Higher Lows ✅ Strong Institutional Momentum ✅ Healthy Consolidation Zones ✅ Breakout Attempt Near ATH Zone Price is currently trading above the major trend support zone and long-term moving averages, indicating that buyers are still in control. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📊 VOLATILITY CLUSTER INSIGHTS The indicator identifies 3 volatility clusters: • Low Volatility ATR → 53.91 • Medium Volatility ATR → 118.55 • High Volatility ATR → 177.95 Current Market Volatility: ➡ HIGH (ATR: 191.41) This suggests: • Strong institutional activity • Aggressive price movement • Possibility of trend expansion • Larger swings and sharp corrections High volatility during breakout phases generally favors continuation if supported by volume and sentiment. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🚀 BULLISH FACTORS ✔ Price trading above Supertrend support ✔ Strong recovery after corrections ✔ Momentum candles on higher timeframe ✔ Breakout retest holding successfully ✔ Infrastructure & logistics sector strength The chart structure does not look like a short-term speculative move. It resembles long-term institutional accumulation. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⚠ KEY RISK FACTORS 1️⃣ High ATR Volatility Large 10–15% swings can occur quickly. 2️⃣ Adani Group Sentiment Risk Any political, regulatory, or debt-related news can create sudden volatility. 3️⃣ Major Resistance Zone ₹1,850–₹2,000 remains an important supply area. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎯 TECHNICAL TARGETS If monthly closing sustains above ₹1,800: 📌 Target 1 → ₹2,050 📌 Target 2 → ₹2,250 📌 Target 3 → ₹2,500+ If breakout fails: Expected consolidation range: ₹1,500–₹1,800 Major bearish confirmation only below: ₹1,300–₹1,400 zone. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🧠 FINAL VERDICT Technical Rating: 8.5/10 Bullish This remains one of the strongest infrastructure trend charts on the Indian market currently. Ideal for: ✔ Long-term investors ✔ Positional traders ✔ Swing traders with risk management Not suitable for: ❌ Emotional traders ❌ High leverage trading without stop loss Most Important Level: 🔥 ₹1,800 Monthly Close That level will decide whether ADANIPORTS enters another consolidation phase or starts its next major expansion rally. #StockMarket #AdaniPorts #TechnicalAnalysis #SwingTrading #Investing #IndianStockMarket #NSE #TradingView #MarketAnalysis
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by aayansah17
2
ADANIPORTS: Massive Structural Breakout From Multi-Month BaseThe Setup (Bias): I am taking a LONG bias on Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd (ADANIPORTS) on the macro weekly timeframe. The "Why" (Technical Reasons): 1. Major Base Breakout: After spending the better part of a year chopping sideways and building a massive structural base (with strong buyer defense clearly visible at the 1293.10 support), the price has forcefully broken out. It cleanly sliced through the heavy historical resistance ceiling at 1586.45. 2. Extreme Bullish Momentum: The breakout is confirmed by an explosive, full-bodied green weekly candle closing near its absolute highs. This type of price action indicates that aggressive institutional buying pressure has stepped in, completely overwhelming any remaining sellers at this level. Trade Plan (Entry & Exits): * Entry: Momentum and position traders can look for entries near the current market price of 1628.50 to capture the immediate surge. A safer, lower-risk approach would be placing limit orders to catch a potential weekly pullback or retest of the 1586.45 to 1600.00 zone, letting the old multi-month ceiling prove itself as a new floor. Take Profit (Target): With the stock breaking out of such a massive base into fresh blue skies, momentum can carry it significantly higher. The next major psychological targets are the 1800.00 milestone, followed by 2000.00. Stop Loss: Placed safely below the most recent minor swing low within the base, around 1450.00. A weekly close back below the 1586.45 structural level would be an early warning sign of a failed breakout. Duration: Because this analysis is built on a massive 1-Week chart, this is a longer-term position trade designed to play out over the coming weeks to months.
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by ParamjitMahapatro
Adaniport - Weekly - LongThe chart is showing a range breakout structure, where price has been consolidating between a clear support zone (₹1,000) and resistance (₹1,600). Recently, the stock has broken above the resistance zone, which is a strong bullish sign. This kind of breakout after a long consolidation usually leads to a fresh trending move. The price is now sustaining above the breakout level, which is crucial for continuation. Volume analysis supports the breakout. During the consolidation phase, volumes were relatively stable, indicating accumulation. As the price approached and broke the resistance zone, volumes showed improvement, suggesting genuine buying interest. This increase in volume during breakout adds reliability to the move. The measured move shown on the chart (₹600 range) gives a potential upside target near ₹2,200, which aligns with the marked target zone. This is based on the height of the range projected upwards after breakout. Trade Setup 🎯 Entry: Around ₹1,620–₹1,650 (on retest or breakout strength) Stop Loss: ₹1,500 Target: ₹2,150–₹2,200 As long as price sustains above the breakout zone, the structure remains bullish. Any retest of the breakout level can offer a good risk-reward entry. Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only and not an investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by PowerOfTA
2
Institution Option Trading Part-3PCR means Put-Call Ratio It compares how many Put options are traded versus Call options. Simple formula: Put Volume ÷ Call Volume. This helps understand market mood. Institutions use options heavily Big players like banks, hedge funds, mutual funds often use options for hedging and positioning. So PCR can give clues about what smart money may be doing. Shows fear vs confidence High PCR = More puts than calls = Fear, protection, bearish mood. Low PCR = More calls than puts = Confidence, bullish mood. Institutions often buy protection before market falls. Helps read hidden sentiment Price may look strong, but if PCR rises sharply, institutions may be hedging quietly. That means caution is needed. Useful for contrarian signals Extreme PCR values can signal crowd panic or overconfidence. Example: Very high PCR may mean panic selling near bottom. Very low PCR may mean greed near top. Improves entry and exit timing If price is near support and PCR is high, market may bounce soon. If price is near resistance and PCR is too low, reversal may happen. Shows hedging activity Institutions do not always speculate. They protect portfolios using puts.
NSE:ADANIPORTSEducation
by Knowledgehub
2
ADANIPORTS – Rising Channel Consolidation Near Resistance (1H)Adani Ports has recovered sharply from lower support and is now trading inside a short-term rising channel. Price is compressing just below a key horizontal resistance zone. Structure: Strong bounce from major support Higher lows forming Ascending channel intact Multiple rejections near horizontal resistance Trade Plan: Bullish Scenario: Entry: Sustained breakout above horizontal resistance Stop Loss: Below rising channel support Targets: T1: Recent swing high expansion T2: Measured move of channel height Trail after T1 Bearish Scenario: Breakdown below channel support Target: Mid-range / previous swing low Key Level: Horizontal resistance + upper channel boundary. Breakout confirms continuation. Rejection may lead to pullback. Maintain strict risk management.
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by Yash_Quant
ADANIPORTS 1 Week Time Frame 📌 Current Price (16-Feb-2026) ₹1,540.10 on NSE 📈 1-Week Technical Levels – Key Support & Resistance 🔹 Resistance Levels (Upside Targets) These are levels where the stock may face selling pressure: ₹1,558 – ₹1,561 – near pivot/short-term resistance ₹1,577 – ₹1,608 – next resistance zone on weekly pivot calculations ~₹1,570 – short-term technical resistance per technical screens 🔻 Support Levels (Downside Floors) These zones may act as short-term buying interest points: ~₹1,508 – ₹1,510 – immediate support zone ₹1,476 – ₹1,477 – secondary support zone ₹1,458 – ₹1,462 – another support level from pivot analysis 📊 Technical Indicators (Short Term) Technical rating (1-week) suggests a buy trend prevailing – positive indicators from multiple short-term technical models. RSI & MACD readings are generally neutral to mildly bullish in short timeframes. Price is trading above key short-term moving averages indicating edge in upward momentum. 📊 Short-Term Trading Range Expectation For the coming few sessions (1–5 trading days), traders often watch for moves around this approximate range: ⬆ Resistance: ~₹1,558 – ₹1,608 ⬇ Support: ~₹1,476 – ₹1,508 Note: Levels aren’t precise promises — short-term price moves can be volatile, and broader market sentiment (like Sensex/Nifty moves) often impacts this stock.
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by Knowledgehub
ADANI PORTS & SEZ (APSEZ) My View on ADANI PORTS & SEZ (APSEZ) ⚓📊 Adani Ports is showing strength on charts, supported by strong volumes and a positive structure. The stock continues to trade above key moving averages, indicating bullish momentum. From a technical perspective: Trend remains positive Buying interest is visible on declines Momentum indicators suggest continuation, not exhaustion As long as the stock holds above key support zones, the broader trend looks intact. However, traders should follow strict risk management and avoid over-leveraging. 📌 This is my personal chart-based view for educational purposes only, not a buy/sell recommendation. Always do your own research.
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by SmartInvestorByAwadhesh
Institutional Option Writing StrategiesHow Smart Money Generates Consistent Income and Controls Risk Institutional option writing strategies are advanced derivatives techniques used by large market participants such as hedge funds, investment banks, proprietary trading desks, insurance companies, and pension funds. Unlike retail traders, institutions approach option writing with deep capital, robust risk management systems, data-driven models, and a long-term perspective. Their primary objective is not speculation but consistent income generation, volatility monetization, and portfolio risk optimization. Option writing (also known as selling options) involves collecting premiums by selling call or put options, benefiting from time decay (theta), volatility contraction, and probability-based outcomes. Institutions design these strategies carefully to maintain high win rates while controlling tail risks. 1. Core Philosophy Behind Institutional Option Writing The foundation of institutional option writing lies in probability and statistics rather than directional prediction. Institutions understand that most options expire worthless due to time decay. By selling options with a high probability of expiring out-of-the-money, they position themselves as “insurance sellers” in financial markets. Institutions also exploit the structural inefficiencies in option pricing, particularly the tendency of implied volatility to be higher than realized volatility. This volatility risk premium allows option writers to earn steady returns over time. Key institutional principles include: Selling options when implied volatility is elevated Maintaining diversified option books Avoiding naked directional exposure Focusing on risk-adjusted returns instead of absolute returns 2. Covered Call Writing Strategy Covered call writing is one of the most widely used institutional strategies, especially by asset managers and mutual funds. In this approach, institutions hold the underlying asset (stocks or indices) and sell call options against those holdings. This strategy generates additional income through option premiums while slightly capping upside potential. Institutions prefer covered calls in sideways or moderately bullish markets where capital appreciation is expected to be limited. Benefits include: Enhanced yield on long equity positions Partial downside protection through premium income Lower portfolio volatility Covered call strategies are commonly packaged into structured products and option income funds for conservative investors. 3. Cash-Secured Put Writing Strategy Cash-secured put writing involves selling put options while holding enough cash to buy the underlying asset if assigned. Institutions use this strategy to acquire assets at discounted prices while earning premium income. This strategy aligns well with long-term value investing. If the option expires worthless, institutions keep the premium. If assigned, they purchase the stock at an effective lower cost. Institutional advantages include: Disciplined asset entry points Predictable income streams Efficient use of idle cash Large funds frequently deploy this strategy on index options and high-quality stocks. 4. Credit Spreads and Risk-Defined Structures Institutions rarely sell naked options due to unlimited risk. Instead, they prefer credit spreads, which involve selling one option and buying another further out-of-the-money. Popular spread strategies include: Bear call spreads Bull put spreads Iron condors Iron butterflies These structures limit maximum losses while preserving a high probability of profit. Institutions use quantitative models to select strike prices that balance premium income with acceptable risk exposure. Risk-defined strategies are essential for: Regulatory compliance Capital efficiency Stress-test resilience 5. Iron Condors and Range-Bound Trading Iron condors are a cornerstone of institutional volatility strategies. This approach involves selling both a call spread and a put spread, profiting when the underlying asset remains within a defined price range. Institutions deploy iron condors in: Low-volatility or mean-reverting markets Index options such as NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, and S&P 500 Event-neutral environments The strategy benefits from time decay on both sides and declining volatility after major events. Institutions manage these positions dynamically by adjusting strikes or reducing exposure as market conditions change. 6. Volatility Arbitrage and Vega Management Institutional option writing is closely tied to volatility trading. Instead of betting on price direction, institutions trade volatility itself. They analyze: Implied volatility vs historical volatility Volatility skew and term structure Correlation breakdowns When implied volatility is overpriced, institutions sell options to capture the volatility risk premium. Vega exposure is carefully managed to avoid large losses during volatility spikes. Advanced desks hedge volatility exposure using: Futures Delta-neutral portfolios Cross-asset hedges 7. Event-Based Option Writing Strategies Institutions often write options around predictable events such as earnings announcements, economic data releases, and central bank meetings. These events inflate implied volatility, increasing option premiums. After the event, volatility collapses, benefiting option writers. Institutions rely on historical volatility patterns and probabilistic models rather than directional forecasts. Risk controls are strict, as unexpected outcomes can cause sharp market moves. Position sizing and defined-risk spreads are critical in these setups. 8. Portfolio-Level Option Writing Rather than treating each option trade in isolation, institutions manage option writing at the portfolio level. They monitor: Delta exposure Gamma risk Vega sensitivity Correlation across positions This holistic approach allows institutions to neutralize unwanted risks while maximizing theta income. Diversification across assets, expiries, and strategies reduces drawdowns and stabilizes returns. 9. Risk Management and Capital Allocation Risk management is the most critical element of institutional option writing. Institutions impose strict limits on: Maximum drawdowns Margin utilization Single-position exposure Volatility regime shifts Stress testing, scenario analysis, and real-time monitoring systems ensure that portfolios can withstand extreme market conditions. Institutions accept small, frequent profits while avoiding catastrophic losses. 10. Why Institutional Option Writing Consistently Outperforms Retail Approaches The key difference between institutional and retail option writing lies in discipline, scale, and risk control. Institutions do not chase high returns or gamble on market direction. Instead, they focus on: High-probability trades Repeatable processes Systematic execution Long-term consistency Their edge comes from data, infrastructure, and patience rather than prediction. Conclusion Institutional option writing strategies represent a sophisticated approach to derivatives trading, centered on probability, volatility, and risk management. By selling options strategically, institutions convert market uncertainty into steady income while maintaining controlled exposure to adverse outcomes. These strategies demonstrate that in professional trading, success is not about predicting markets, but about managing risk, exploiting statistical advantages, and maintaining consistency over time.
NSE:ADANIPORTSEducation
by TechnicalExpress
1
Adaniports As per the daily chart, price is moving within the channel. The price has faced resistance at the zone 1520 and is moving towards the lower trend line of the channel. It can take support from the 1480 zone. If the price breaks the channel and sustains below 1465 zone, it means bears are gaining strength. We can expect 2 scenarios. If the price takes support from the lower trend line of the channel, buy above 1486 with the stop loss of 1472 for the targets 1498, 1512, 1526, 1540 and 1558. Sell below 1460 with the stop loss of 1474 for the targets 1448, 1434, 1420, 1404 and 1386. It will be exciting if the market gives us 3rd scenario. Always analyse before taking any trade.
NSE:ADANIPORTS
by vanathi
Understanding the Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd (ADANIThis TradingView chart provides a long-term technical analysis of ADANIPORTS stock price from 2008 to late 2025, using a logarithmic scale to highlight exponential growth phases. It emphasizes key technical levels like All-Time Highs (ATHs), demand zones (support areas where buying pressure historically emerges), and breakouts/retests, which are classic patterns in technical analysis. The annotations mark historical bull runs (uptrends driven by momentum and volume), bearish runs (downtrends from corrections or external shocks), and pivotal events like failed ATH breaks or successful retests of previous highs/lows. The "chart idea" revolves around trend continuation and historical pattern repetition: The stock has shown a multi-year uptrend with periodic consolidations and pullbacks to demand zones (e.g., yellow/orange horizontal lines around ₹200–₹400 and ₹800–₹1,000). Bull runs often follow breaks above ATHs (e.g., cyan arrows), leading to new demand zones higher up. Bearish runs occur on failed breaks (e.g., red circles) or external shocks, but the stock tends to retest and hold supports, resuming uptrends. Recent action (2024–2025) shows a potential "bull run start" on the D-break (daily timeframe) near ₹1,400, with demand zones at ₹1,000–₹1,200 acting as buffers. Overall, it suggests bullish bias if it holds above the 2023–2024 demand zone, targeting new ATHs beyond ₹1,500, but with risks on failed retests of the March 2025 ATH. Key visual elements: ATH Labels (A–E): Sequential highs (e.g., ATH A: Jun-14 ~₹300; ATH E: Jul-24 ~₹1,500), showing progressive higher highs. Demand Zones: Horizontal bands (green/orange) where price bounced multiple times, indicating strong buyer interest. Break/Retest Arrows: Green for successful bull breaks/retests; red for failures leading to pullbacks. Trend: From 2009 low (~₹50), the stock has delivered ~30x returns, with bull phases accelerating post-2020. Most Important Events Driving These Periods Based on historical data, these events (sourced from company reports, earnings, and market news) align with the chart's bull/bear phases. They often triggered volume spikes, earnings beats, or external catalysts like expansions (bullish) vs. market crashes or corrections (bearish). I've summarized the top event per period in the table on chart, focusing on impact to stock price/momentum. These events underscore how operational milestones (e.g., cargo records, expansions) fuel bull runs, while macro shocks (e.g., COVID, Hindenburg) trigger bears. The chart's demand zones have held ~80% of pullbacks, supporting a long-term bullish structure. For current trading (Dec 2025), watch ₹1,200 support— a hold could target ₹1,800+ in 2026. Always combine with fundamentals; past performance isn't indicative of future results. NSE:ADANIPORTS
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by BK_QuantDesk
PCR Trading Strategies Option Buyers vs. Option Sellers Option Buyers Limited loss (only premium paid) Unlimited profit potential Higher risk of loss due to time decay Good for small capital traders Option Sellers (Writers) Limited profit (premium received) Potentially unlimited loss Benefit from time decay Requires high margin and experience Example: A seller who sells Nifty 22,500 CE for ₹100 receives ₹100 premium. If Nifty stays below 22,500, the seller keeps the entire premium.
NSE:ADANIPORTSEducation
by SkyTradingZone
1
ADANIPORTS : Almost Cup and Handle Breakout Adaniports is near its cup and handle Breakout phase and also Near ATH as market... let's see how its perform from here.. All data is available in public domain.. CMP : 1516 SL : Below Daily 21 EMA Stock's selection based on 5 Point Analysis: 1: Idea : Cup and Handle Breakout. 2: Support : Volume, Delivery . 3: Technical : 21/55/200-EMA, Super trend up, RS>0 RSI. 4: Fundamental : PE, PAT, Industry & peer PE and sector performance. 5: Timing : Entry Timing on Daily chart. Disclaimer : It is my personal view as a trader and for educational purpose only. Equity market involves risk . Please consult your financial adviser before taking any decision. Disclosure : Holding
NSE:ADANIPORTSLong
by SthitaprajnaYogi