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The Phoenix Rising - Reliance Capital

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NSE:RELCAPITAL   RELIANCE CAPITAL
What goes Up will come down, What goes down will Rise Up - This is Universal Law

Abiding by this law - Reliance Capital - The once sunken stock - declared bankrupt - Resurrected by Hinduja Group (IndusInd International Holdings) which bought Reliance Capital for approx. 9,600 Crore.

The effects of these actions are seen on the Charts clearly - The Phoenix Rising from the deep. Recently the stock was removed from ESM Phase II - relieving it from restriction of being traded only on Mondays. From the New year - the stock is hitting 5% UC each day

Here are the confirmation of Bullish Reversal
  1. The classic HH-HL structure indicating Bullish Reversal on Monthly
  2. HH-HL formed at 0.786 FIB Retracement which is a very reliable bounce level
  3. A Beautiful Rounding Bottom Structure on Monthly
  4. Symmetrical Triangle formation

BO is pending both on Rounding Bottom & Symmetrical Triangle - BO above 15 WCB will take to targets of 42, 52, 78

Word of Caution: This is still a Risky bet - The above suggestions are for those beaten down souls already holding the stock for quite long. Hold your breath - Keep up your hope and Patience - good times are ahead. New Entrants - better to stay away from this script until stronger bullish structures are formed

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