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Money Flow charts share ZARIDR South African Rand / Indian Rupiah 1099 1082 1082 0 FOREX Stock exchange

Stock ZARIDR - Share South African Rand / Indian Rupiah 1099 1082 1082 0 trades in FOREX

  • Daily Support: 1006.17
  • Daily Resistance: 1011.09
  • 5 Day Moving Average is 1005.34
  • 20 Day Moving Average is 991.26

If a stock is trading above it's 5 day and 20 day moving averages, it's considered good for a trade! The support & resistance points are valid for intra day.

Also take a look at technical analysis reports for more details like moving averages, support and resistance.

Date Change Open Close High Low Volume
Tue 30 Dec 2025 0.23% 1005.53250 1007.81990 1009.44400 1004.518901198.69%
Mon 29 Dec 2025 -0.1% 1006.36600 1005.48410 1008.90840 1002.18490948.35%
Fri 26 Dec 2025 0.27% 1004.88310 1006.44830 1011.52920 1003.67280753.79%
Wed 24 Dec 2025 0.06% 1003.23510 1003.75020 1008.42540 1002.55500922.31%
Tue 23 Dec 2025 -0.02% 1003.32550 1003.17320 1007.78280 1001.10040-100%
Mon 22 Dec 2025 0.81% 995.52620 1003.38860 1005.81590 995.52620383.19%
Fri 19 Dec 2025 -0.23% 997.64450 995.28630 1001.55910 995.286301388.23%
Thu 18 Dec 2025 0.35% 994.11390 997.62020 999.46000 994.08200602.02%
Wed 17 Dec 2025 0.09% 993.21030 994.10290 999.70390 993.09390110.87%
Tue 16 Dec 2025 0.18% 991.46330 993.18350 996.20350 991.42170-99.93%

Money Flow charts share ZARIDR South African Rand / Indian Rupiah 1099 1082 1082 0 FOREX Stock exchange

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What is Munafa Money Flow Chart?

Munafa Money flow chart is a chart representation of amount of actual money flow in a stock at any given day. For example, the prices of the stock might be climbing, but the actual money flow in the stock might be decreasing. This clearly indicates that a sell off is in the making. Likewise, the prices of a stock might be falling, but the amount of money flowing in the equity might be increasing. This would mean that eventually prices are about to move up.

A RED money bar means that money is going out of the stock. The longer the bar, the more the money that flowed out. Similarly, a green bar represents that money is flowing into the stock. How much money has come in depends on the length of the bar. The longer the bar, the stronger the sentiment!

The white line on top of the chart is the actual closing point line chart of the stock. It represents current price movement. The bars represent the actual money that flowed in or out of the stock on that particular day. Current price and volume in percentages is written below the chart for quick reference.

Munafa Money Flow formula is an exclusive MunafaSutra calculation. These charts are not available anywhere else on internet or in softwares. These are not Money Flow Index (MFI) charts. MFI has a drag to them because it uses EMA as its basic calculation. Munafa Money Flow charts are not based on EMA. These are 100% current, and move along the price line. I trust these more than MFI charts. If you found them somewhere else, please report it to us using the email on this page.

Money Flow charts share ZARIDR South African Rand / Indian Rupiah 1099 1082 1082 0 FOREX Stock exchange

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