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Home » Technical analysis of DLF, India : a follow up
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Technical analysis of DLF, India : a follow up

RamkiBy RamkiDecember 24, 20086 Comments1 Min Read
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A few days back I mentioned that Rs.324 was an important level for this stock, and a break past that will expose Rs 408.  We ran into some good selling around the 324 level, and we are correcting down now. Here is an update, with two charts.

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  1. R Sathyamurthy on January 1, 2009 10:15 am

    You are saying that no buying is advised till a 50% retracement is seen in the stock from the recent high of Rs.324/- (i.e. around Rs.245 levels.

    My question is the stock worth selling if it is not good for buying! Not that I want to compulsorily trade on this. But, this is just a question for knowledge. If it is not good for buying why it is not advised for selling?

    🙂

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  2. Ramki on January 5, 2009 9:37 am

    Hello RS, May I suggest that you revisit the earlier post on DLF on 21 Dec 2008 where I suggested that if one were caught short he should buy the stock on a dip to 270. We dipped to 260 and have reached 305. The risk was more skewed to the upside,which is why a sell was not recommended.

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  3. R Sathyamurthy on January 9, 2009 9:07 am

    Mr Ramki,

    Thanks to Satyam saga, DLF has followed suit and has come down to Rs.185/-.

    Whats your take now?

    Regards
    R Sathyamurthy
    http://www.sathyamurthy.com/tag/satyam-computers/

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  4. janaki ram on January 29, 2010 9:51 am

    ramki , i read ur comment on DLF and i am interested. what is ur present on this stock. i purchased it at 481

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    • Ramki on January 31, 2010 1:53 am

      HI JanakiRam,
      This stock looks really weak. I’d be happy to get out of a good portion of my investment in DLF at any price around 348/353 as there is a reasonably good chance for a move down to 275 or lower.

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