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Any views on Spicejet

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by naveen1241, Apr 17, 2013.

  1. naveen1241

    naveen1241 Responder

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    Hi All,

    Any views on Spicejet?

    Thanks
    Naveen
     
  2. srspriya06

    srspriya06 Active Member

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    Spice jet forms W pattern which is not perfect. It is safe to buy above 36
     
  3. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Are you looking for long or shorting views?
     
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    I think it is in no trade zone
     
  5. naveen1241

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    I had bought at 30.20 levels ? Should I take profits or wait ?
     
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    If the stock opens and closes much below 41.3 levels tomorrow, then we may see some downside in this.. So, watch for tomorrow's candle levels if you want to stay invested in this..
     
  7. naveen1241

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    Thanks .. VISHWANATHA
     
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    You are welcome..
     
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    Any fundamental views on going long ?
     
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    I personally don't follow the fundamentals of any of the stocks..
     
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    A technical analyst who preach and strictly follows what he advocates need not waste time in Fundamentals in fact. But I don't have the habit of religiously following rules of strict SL and timely profit booking. Hence I back the support of fundamentals many a time while choosing stocks. Just for the psychological feeling of being invested in a safe stock.
    Thanks for your time again Vishu :)
     
  12. vishuhd1

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    You are very much correct on this.. If we don't hv enough time on a day-to-day basis to check the charts and stock prices, its better to be a medium or long term investor by following fundamentals rather than a trader... Thanks to you too.. :)..