RCOM HDFC Bank and Coal India Darvas Box Analysis

By | May 5, 2016 9:16 am

HDFC Bank

HDFC Bank

Positional/Swing Traders can use the below mentioned levels

Close above 1131 Tgt 1159/1175

Intraday Traders can use the below mentioned levels

Buy above 1131 Tgt 1136 ,1145 and 1156 SL 1127

Sell below 1124 Tgt 1117,1105 and 1095 SL 1128

Coal India

Coal India

Positional/Swing Traders can use the below mentioned levels

Close above 281 Tgt 288/295

Intraday Traders can use the below mentioned levels

Buy above 281 Tgt 283 ,285 and 288 SL 279

Sell below 277 Tgt 275,272 and 268 SL 279

RCOM

RCOM

 

 

Positional/Swing Traders can use the below mentioned levels

Close below 54 Tgt 50

Intraday Traders can use the below mentioned levels

Buy above 55.7 Tgt 56.8,59.8 and 61 SL 55

Sell below 54.7 Tgt 54,53 and 52 SL 55.5

 

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