MCX Crude oil, Methan oil & Coriander intraday trading tips

I’m expecting all of you remember my Aug 6, 2015 article about Crude oil and if you don’t remember it then click here to remind it again!
There I’d mentioned in bold words, “closing below to support ($44.30) level show us big boom from $44 to $41-$38-$35.”

Now it’s playing around my first target, so what are you expecting? Will it hit my first target or not?

I got lots of emails about Indian MCX Crude oil direction, but my response is same, “Rs.2675 will look up you COMEX Crude $41 below levels!” and I’m sure gesture is enough for my daily readers

Yesterday NCDEX had closed up and as I told you it’s not positive until cross and close above 2910 level so agri-commodity players can play without any worry! And I’m damm sure coriander will follow market flow and touch 10,030 level (for intraday speculators’) to 9900 – 9800 levels (for short term investors).

Mentha oil is running up over 3 day, and today it might close 965-972 levels up.

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