#Nifty directions and levels for September 17th.
Good morning, friends! 🌞 Here are the market directions and levels for September 17th.
Market Overview:
Global markets continue to show a moderately bullish trend, as indicated by the Dow Jones, and this sentiment is reflected in our local market as well. Today, the market is expected to open with a gap-up, with SGX Nifty suggesting a positive move of around +30 points as of 8 AM.
Current view:
There haven't been any significant changes in the previous sentiment, so I'll explain it simply. Nifty is showing a moderately bullish structure, which means consolidation. If the market rejects around the immediate resistance, it may continue this sentiment. A solid rally is expected only if the immediate resistance is broken convincingly.
Alternate view:
Alternatively, if the market starts negatively, the demand zone will act as strong support. If the market finds support there, it could form a range between the previous high and the downside demand zone. A deeper correction is expected only if the demand zone is broken convincingly.
Market Overview:
Global markets continue to show a moderately bullish trend, as indicated by the Dow Jones, and this sentiment is reflected in our local market as well. Today, the market is expected to open with a gap-up, with SGX Nifty suggesting a positive move of around +30 points as of 8 AM.
Current view:
There haven't been any significant changes in the previous sentiment, so I'll explain it simply. Nifty is showing a moderately bullish structure, which means consolidation. If the market rejects around the immediate resistance, it may continue this sentiment. A solid rally is expected only if the immediate resistance is broken convincingly.
Alternate view:
Alternatively, if the market starts negatively, the demand zone will act as strong support. If the market finds support there, it could form a range between the previous high and the downside demand zone. A deeper correction is expected only if the demand zone is broken convincingly.
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