#Nifty directions and levels for March 5th
Good morning, friends! Here are the directions for March 5th: there have been no significant changes. The global market trend remains moderately bearish, supported by the Dow Jones, while our local market sentiment indicates a moderately bullish trend. It might open with a neutral to a slightly gap-down start, as suggested by Giftnifty, showing a -20 point.
Nifty consolidated in the last session. Structurally, it may be the 4th correctional wave, as the 4th wave typically involves a little bit of long consolidation. So, according to the structure, we could expect the rally only if it breaks the supply zone effectively. The upcoming 5th wave is a distribution wave, and it's also difficult to trade. We should concentrate on the breakout structure; if it has a solid structure, it might take some extension, or if it breaks with minor consolidation (less volume), then it may form a diagonal type.
Alternatively, if the market declines, then we can expect a minor correction initially. After that, if it finds support around 23 or 38%, we can expect further consolidation for an upside breakout. However, if it doesn't take support, then the correction will likely continue.
Nifty consolidated in the last session. Structurally, it may be the 4th correctional wave, as the 4th wave typically involves a little bit of long consolidation. So, according to the structure, we could expect the rally only if it breaks the supply zone effectively. The upcoming 5th wave is a distribution wave, and it's also difficult to trade. We should concentrate on the breakout structure; if it has a solid structure, it might take some extension, or if it breaks with minor consolidation (less volume), then it may form a diagonal type.
Alternatively, if the market declines, then we can expect a minor correction initially. After that, if it finds support around 23 or 38%, we can expect further consolidation for an upside breakout. However, if it doesn't take support, then the correction will likely continue.
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