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[afin]

If signal comes just avoid if higher TF says opposite..You may sometimes get reward doing contra but eventually when they take away it is much more...I am also controlling myself that way ...Also do check volume they cannot hide price behind volumes easily..Just small suggestion which I am sure you would be knowing

Both the higher TF and lower TFs are in alignment at the moment. But it is the Fed announcement I am worried about. They can be wildcards and can cause some dents, so I am now waiting for the next signal to come

 

[checkmate7]

Anyone trading MINDTREE..its asking me to short but avoiding due to liquidity issue

 

[timepass]

Just came to know excise cut in Cement ...tabhi bhaga

Is it a done deal or just "anticipation from the next GST meet" ??

 

[against_tides]

bergerpaint mein sell banta hai kya..waise toh mkt dekh ke lagta hai ki gammoninfra bhi kharred lo...

 

[nitingosavi]

All of bank did well doing well
Axis can go 652-672-720 already started moving towards.

I really want to see 27700-28000 on screen so playing be calls.

Tatasteel vedl also looking great
Ts may hit 539-562
Vedl 220
Positional... What will happen, may be a different story.

Nifty spot Above 10940 is good for 11015-11135
I am looking optimistically at 11135

All from daily+hourly charts

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[KAL.YUG]

India plans levy on petrol, diesel cars to boost EV demand - report

Dec 19 (Reuters) - The Indian government has drafted a plan to levy a fee of 12,000 rupees ($171.09) on new petrol and diesel cars in an attempt to boost the manufacturing of electric vehicles (EV) and battery-driven automobiles, the Times of India reported https:// on Wednesday.
Under a new policy that is nearing finalisation, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI), a government policy think-tank, has proposed incentives of up to 25,000 rupees-50,000 rupees be directly transferred to EV buyers, ensuring that gains are not pocketed by auto manufacturers, government officials told TOI.
New incentives will be proposed along with other benefits such as lower customs duty, goods and services tax on raw material, components and battery packs, waiver of registration fee and road tax for all EVs, according to the report.


https://in.investing.com/news/econo...rce=Desktop Notifications&utm_medium=referral

 

[checkmate7]

Is it a done deal or just "anticipation from the next GST meet" ??

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...st-gst-finmin-report/articleshow/67148569.cms

 

[Pradeep Narayan]

Zee long signal in not valid anymore...

 

[afin]

India plans levy on petrol, diesel cars to boost EV demand - report

Dec 19 (Reuters) - The Indian government has drafted a plan to levy a fee of 12,000 rupees ($171.09) on new petrol and diesel cars in an attempt to boost the manufacturing of electric vehicles (EV) and battery-driven automobiles, the Times of India reported https:// on Wednesday.
Under a new policy that is nearing finalisation, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI), a government policy think-tank, has proposed incentives of up to 25,000 rupees-50,000 rupees be directly transferred to EV buyers, ensuring that gains are not pocketed by auto manufacturers, government officials told TOI.
New incentives will be proposed along with other benefits such as lower customs duty, goods and services tax on raw material, components and battery packs, waiver of registration fee and road tax for all EVs, according to the report.


https://in.investing.com/news/economy-news/india-plans-levy-on-petrol-diesel-cars-to-boost-ev-demand--report-1426675?utm_source=Desktop Notifications&utm_medium=referral

EVs are the future but for them to achieve a critical mass, there needs to be an enabling infrastructure in place. For instance, the charging batteries network and things like that. In the absence of such measures, it will create burden on the end customer.

 

[against_tides]

India plans levy on petrol, diesel cars to boost EV demand - report

Dec 19 (Reuters) - The Indian government has drafted a plan to levy a fee of 12,000 rupees ($171.09) on new petrol and diesel cars in an attempt to boost the manufacturing of electric vehicles (EV) and battery-driven automobiles, the Times of India reported https:// on Wednesday.
Under a new policy that is nearing finalisation, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI), a government policy think-tank, has proposed incentives of up to 25,000 rupees-50,000 rupees be directly transferred to EV buyers, ensuring that gains are not pocketed by auto manufacturers, government officials told TOI.
New incentives will be proposed along with other benefits such as lower customs duty, goods and services tax on raw material, components and battery packs, waiver of registration fee and road tax for all EVs, according to the report.


https://in.investing.com/news/economy-news/india-plans-levy-on-petrol-diesel-cars-to-boost-ev-demand--report-1426675?utm_source=Desktop Notifications&utm_medium=referral

This is the good thing about India...sabpe lvey laga do..sabpe NGT laga do...sabki leni kar do...

There is no policy towards the alternate energy development efforts...