GRASIM INDUSTRIES
GRASIM (3850) - Above 3790-3740
face last hurdle 4000--4100
But above that ready for big up move
ULTIMATE UPSIDE TARGET 7200-7300
with in between resist at 4600-4700
the chinese bamboo tree
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