Open = Low (OHL buy)
The stock never traded below its open and closed up more than 1%. Buyers had it from the first print.
When the day's low is the opening price, every trade of the session happened at or above the open. Not one seller managed to push it lower, even for a minute. Intraday traders run this as the OHL strategy at 9:20. On daily bars it reads as a conviction stamp on the whole session, and the names that also closed up more than a percent are where that conviction paid. Read the guide: The Open High Low (OHL) scan for NSE stocks →
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