ANURAS - Swing Trade Triangle breakout after a long consolidation along with Volume breakout.
All set to fly or will see one more contraction ? will see. Views are only for educational puporse
BUY 835-845 T1865 T2 880 SL760 -DKM SIR buy as per your risk
Came out of Major Inside days accumulation Now testing its resistance as support View bullish till it holds 770 levels
anuras chart analysis for intraday and swing trading
Doing Great since from Listing. Idea only for Long term investors. CMP: 764
Detailed analysis given on the chart NSE:ANURAS
Anupam Rasayan looks good for long, With SL 731, Education purpose only.
buy above 772(trendline breakout ) for swing trade wait for 5 minute candle close for Intraday buy when it breaks 792 level For stoploss in Intraday use 5 minute chart and see nearest support. for target use 5 min chart and fibonacci pivots as i don't keep predefined target. try to book partially and trail. Note: this is not a prediction for LONG/SHORT, trade...
This scrip is expected to give breakout as it is on the verge of breakout. So traders keep on your radar to catch the momentum and enjoy the profit. Thanks to all 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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stop loss should not be more than 10% if you want to buy and sell in the coming week . only for education .do your due delligence
After So Much Of Hardwork Got Found This One. The Level Mentioned Has Been Acted As A Resistance For So Long On Weekly As Well As Daily Timeframe. Whenever It Is Breaking The Level Can Give Good Targets 🎯. Please Do Like And Follow For More🙏
Trade Logic: 1. Having Higher lows. Is this start of new up trend? 2. Trading inside falling wedge like pattern. Calculated based on closing price (Refer Line chart)
for education only. buy at cmp or wait for some time to enter it will give great returns.
Cons - Stock has expensive valuation with Mar Cap/ Sales of 10.2; PE 119 Vs Industry PE of 31 Pros + Posted highest sales and profits in 2021 + Reduced debt from 818 to 386 Crs This is purely technical play, breakout on weekly charts