In our last update on Nifty 50, we predicted that the upward move of B wave should end near 78.6% Fib level, which is the max it would go.
The correction of B wave post Zig-zag A retraces anywhere between 38.2% to 78.6%. The B wave followed this rule and ended at 61.8%.
After the completion of B wave, we saw the beginning of C wave. Wave C follows the following two rules: -- Wave C is often equal to wave A in length or a Fibonacci ratio of 61.8%, 100%, or 161.8%. Also, Wave C should not be shorter than wave A.
As per the above rules and the main characteristics of a Zig-zag correction being that it fits within a channel, the downside target of C wave could be 61.8% Fib level comes to 24,772.
If C wave has to touch the bottom of the channel, it would go down by a further 50 to 60 points, so the target could be around 24,725.
Also, the C wave would be a 5-wave pattern like the A wave.
Let’s see if Nifty 50 follows the rule or not.
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This study stands invalidated as B has exceeded 100% of A wave, which was a zig-zag pattern.
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