Short nickel & copper now

[16/02, 21:23] Yogesh:

Call 2 - nickel sell now 735 SL 738.80 target 720 & 700

[16/02, 21:24] Yogesh: Call 3- short copper now 401.50 -402 SL 404.30 target 395 & 391

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