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Buy SBI with a target of Rs 2000 and Rs 2030 per share and stop loss below Rs 1904 per share. This is looking like a buy. We have seen quite a good amount of price erosion in the share price of SBI. Now it is giving signals of some kind of bounce back and short covering on intraday charts. Hence, a good rally to levels of Rs 2,000-2030 could occur over the next few days and long positions can be taken with a stop loss below Rs 1905. ...
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