Technical : Dhaniya Kota Spot : Minor Pullback Is Possible 23 Nov 2017 12:47 pm   0 Comments  |   Post Comment  |  Font Size A A A  Dated 23/11/2017 Technical : Dhaniya Kota Spot : Minor Pullback Is Possible DHANIYA KOTA- Last Close- 4852: Minor Pullback To Averages Possible In comparison to last update and considering current price movement not much change of view is noticed. Down trend because prices are below averages and 55 VA is below 89 VA. Wave c is in progress which can end around the bottom of Wave 2. Lower levels which are likely to be tested with volatility will be 4222 and 3800. Minor pullback towards the 55 VA and 89 VA can be witnessed. The averages are placed at 5314 and 5787. In due course of time price may slide to 3800-3700. Conclusion Trend is still down. Minor pullback towards 5314-5787 is possible. Weakness will continue below 4600.   Rate this story Rated 0.0    Post comment Comment : Note : This forum is moderated. We reserve the right to not publish and/or edit the comment on the site, if the comment is offensive, contains inappropriate data or violates our editorial policy. Name :   Email :       Post Comment		Latest Special Reports Mumbai Masur Canada Crimson Container Weak Price Trend... Canadian Lentil Prices Hit Record Highs, Outlook Remain... Canadian Chickpea Prices Hit Record High, Outlook for 2... Canadian Dry Pea Market Sees Price Rise Despite Export ... Black Matpe (Urad) SQ Burma (CNF$) Positive Trend / Ne... more Top 5 News Mumbai Masur Canada Crimson Container Weak Price Trend... Mustard Oil (Jaipur) Trending Lower / Next Support at ... Weekly: ICE cotton futures extend decline; no respite f... Weekly: ICE raw sugar futures post double digit price d... Canadian Lentil Prices Hit Record Highs, Outlook Remain... Top 5 Market Commentary ICE cotton futures end mixed on technical selling, weak... LME copper in narrow range as weak China demand, supply... Gold prices fall as Middle East worries ebb Crude oil prices edge up after unexpected drop in U.S. ... CBOT wheat futures eases; US, Russian crops in focus