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1 like • 16h
National Foods is moving in a sideways range at the moment. The key support levels are Rs 350 and Rs 327, as shown on the chart. You can consider accumulating near these levels. If the stock holds and moves up, the next target could be around Rs 425–450.
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It depends on your goal. Are you investing for the long term or trading? First, decide that. For the long term, AIRLINK is moving in a consolidation range on the weekly chart. If it breaks above Rs 180, it can potentially move towards Rs 220. For trading, the stock is near a strong support on the daily chart. I would wait for a bullish divergence first, then look to buy only if it breaks above Rs 150. Patience is better than entering too early.
4d •
PRL performing way beyond my expectations
Why nobody is taling about PRL performance. Was this expected.
0 likes • 4d
Yes, it was expected from a technical analysis point of view. In 2024, PRL corrected around 38%, and a similar pattern appeared again in 2025. Based on the AB=CD pattern, the chart was showing a possible move toward higher levels. Technical charts often give early signals if you know how to read them. Overall, PRL took about 1.5 years to complete the move and delivered nearly 100% return.
7d •
Seeking Guidance as a Complete Beginner
Hi everyone, My name is Arslan Iqbal, and I'm 41 years old. I work in an industrial engineering company and currently earn around Rs. 250,000 per month. Over the past few weeks, I've watched many of Sarmaaya's YouTube videos and genuinely appreciate the effort your team is making to improve financial literacy and help people build long-term wealth. A little about me: - I have already opened my CDC Investor Account through SFEL. - I can consistently invest Rs. 75,000 every month. - I come from a non-financial background, so investing, financial statements, charts, and technical analysis are all new to me. - I can dedicate 45–60 minutes every day to learning. My goal is to build long-term wealth and eventually achieve financial independence. I'm not looking for shortcuts or stock tips. Instead, I'm looking for structured learning, mentorship, and the right mindset to become a disciplined investor. I'd really appreciate guidance from the Sarmaaya team and experienced members: 1. As a complete beginner, where should I start? 2. Should I focus on long-term investing first, or should I learn trading alongside it? 3. Is Investment Mastery the right program for someone with my background and goals? 4. What mistakes should I avoid during my first year of investing? I'd be grateful for any advice or experiences you can share. Thank you! Arslan Iqbal
2 likes • 4d
You're already on the right track. Keep learning and start investing gradually. Understand the business before buying any stock, and later you can join the Sarmaaya Investment Mastery course for structured learning. The biggest mistake beginners make is buying for the long term but selling in panic when the market falls. Stay patient and stick to your plan.
1 like • 4d
Yes, I'd hold it for the long term, as long as the company's fundamentals remain strong.
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