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#3191
13th March 2006, 03:57 PM
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Reply to that query is here: http://www.traderji.com/36315-post3163.html Nothing has changed on this since the reply and the levels are all valid. Today the cement counters are taking a day off. Yes the market is volatile...keep a tab on Nifty Fifty which I update regularly. Good luck. 
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#3192
13th March 2006, 04:04 PM
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cheers, nkpanjiyar
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13th March 2006, 04:08 PM
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 cheers, nkpanjiyar
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#3194
13th March 2006, 04:22 PM
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I entered GujAmbuja @100. Yes I could find the cement counters are taking , definately I will keep myself updated on Nifty Fifty. At 100 entry, I am unable the calculate the pricestop, So want ur advice on S/L. Thanks Raj
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#3195
13th March 2006, 10:24 PM
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It's a long way from making positive moves going by readings. Watch and see what you'd like to do. The charts on MRPL are no different from Polaris. Here is a recent post on MRPL: http://www.traderji.com/36297-post3157.html All the best.
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#3196
13th March 2006, 10:56 PM
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Mangalam Timber needs to move above 34-36 at least to retain safe grounds, and it's been drifting down on feeble volume. You may just want to pull out close to your entry along the line. I'm sure you'll find decent counters for that price. Rico recently broke its sideway motion to the down and at this point looks bearish. 76-77 is crucial support and also stop. Above 85-87 will look better. RPG Trans you got on to a fast moving train and it closed 190.60 tonight. It's a good idea to check how far a counter has been climbing from to figure somewhere along the line it would pullback, to seek entry. No support levels on the charts in near vicinity, but 76-81-86 could be a support line. The momentum is good, the sector is favoured, so little risk if you hang in. All the best.
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#3197
14th March 2006, 12:23 AM
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You'll notice this kind of a wide range bar (the range between day's high and low) would normally appear at the end of a trend, or at the end of the current leg of a bigger trend. It indicates a temporary topping of the trend where a gapup opening is attempted, doesn't find buyers, the price tests a deep low and closes somewhere there. It doesn't matter that the current bar's low is higher than the low of the previous bar. Now, what is different here is that Nelco is not in a trending mode but has been sideways since end Dec. So price exhaustion is not an issue here. Now look at the previous bar. It's also a long range bar, high being 158 and low 145. Open was 152, and close was 158. This was a bullish bar where after opening at 152, the price was driven down to 145, but regaind ground to close right at the day's high. The bulls won the day. This is also the highest since mid Feb. So the gapup today was likely on account of an attempt at raising the price higher after the previous bullish bar, but it was a high gapup throwing the players into confusion, the volume didn't come in to support the gapup, and finally the gap of even the previous bullish bar got all but filled today: The bar before that bullish bar had closed at 150 off, exactly the same as today. Possibly the buyers are not yet convinced to pay higher, and the price may drift along sideways for longer. On the other hand the gapup may also indicate an increase in volatility after the recent sedate movement and the price action over the next few days should be watched. A close above 156-161 (see weekly chart) are to be watched before assessing an entry. TajGVK looks really good with 152 and 158 being the levels to take out from cmp 147. Will come back with the congestion query soon Vizzie! Kind of late now. Cheers.
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#3198
14th March 2006, 12:49 AM
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Gammon India has dropped upto Rs 510 through the sales for the construction sector has been good. Indiabulls has also touched Rs 208 while the Bombay mill case has been in its favor. Is this a right time to enter in these stock? Please suggest. Thanks...
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#3200
14th March 2006, 10:12 AM
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Gammon is relatively a risk free counter, but a hold for mid to long term to get the best from it. Indiabulls has ways to go from here but needs to settle in and consolidate. It's too volatile for entry I'd say, unless from a long term perspective. All the best.
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