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Lokeshwarri S.K.


The extension of the fall in RIL has converted it into a long-term one since the stock has now retraced more than 30 per cent of the gains made since 2003. It is, however, too early to state if the downmove has terminated at the Rs 2,120 trough or if it will extend time-wise.

Move past Rs 2,850 is required to signal that the worst is over for the stock.

The resistance levels for the stock next week are Rs 2,700 and then Rs 2,850. Fresh shorts can be initiated if it reverses lower from Rs 2,700. The next long-term support for the stock is Rs 2,070. Investors can buy the stock in the band between Rs 2,100 and Rs 2,200.

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