🔎 Market Structure Analysis
Higher Timeframe (4H)
Nifty has successfully reclaimed 25,000 psychological level, but is currently trading inside a supply/FVG zone (25,000–25,050).
The ascending channel remains intact, showing controlled bullish structure.
EMA (24,820) is trending upward, acting as dynamic support.
Liquidity above 25,000 has been swept partially → indicating possible inducement for a deeper push.
1H Chart
Clear Break of Structure (BOS) above 24,950 confirmed bullish continuation.
Multiple demand zones (24,850–24,880) created on the way up, showing strong buyer interest.
Price is consolidating just under supply zone (25,000–25,050), suggesting a battle between buyers & sellers.
15M Chart (Execution Level)
Price is ranging tightly between 24,970–25,020, indicating indecision before a breakout.
Multiple small order blocks & FVGs below (24,900–24,950) could serve as re-entry zones if price pulls back.
If supply absorbs buying pressure, rejection can push price back toward 24,850 demand.
📈 Trade Plan for 12th September
Bullish Scenario (Primary Bias)
Entry 1: On breakout and acceptance above 25,050, target 25,150 → 25,200.
Entry 2 (Pullback Buy): If price dips into 24,880–24,900 demand/FVG zone, look for bullish rejection candle for long entries.
Stop Loss: Below 24,850 demand zone.
Targets:
First TP: 25,050 (supply flip)
Second TP: 25,150
Final TP: 25,200
Bearish Scenario (Alternate Plan)
If rejection sustains at 25,000–25,050 supply, price can retrace to 24,900 → 24,850.
Entry (Short): On strong bearish rejection candle near 25,050.
Stop Loss: Above 25,100.
Targets:
TP1: 24,900
TP2: 24,850
⚖️ Bias & Risk Management
Bias: Bullish to sideways → as long as 24,850 holds.
A clean breakout above 25,050 will confirm bullish continuation.
Rejection from 25,000–25,050 may create a short-term retracement, offering dip-buy opportunities.
✅ In short:
Watch 25,000–25,050 carefully → breakout = 25,200, rejection = dip-buy near 24,880–24,900.
Bullish structure is intact, but don’t ignore supply pressure.
Higher Timeframe (4H)
Nifty has successfully reclaimed 25,000 psychological level, but is currently trading inside a supply/FVG zone (25,000–25,050).
The ascending channel remains intact, showing controlled bullish structure.
EMA (24,820) is trending upward, acting as dynamic support.
Liquidity above 25,000 has been swept partially → indicating possible inducement for a deeper push.
1H Chart
Clear Break of Structure (BOS) above 24,950 confirmed bullish continuation.
Multiple demand zones (24,850–24,880) created on the way up, showing strong buyer interest.
Price is consolidating just under supply zone (25,000–25,050), suggesting a battle between buyers & sellers.
15M Chart (Execution Level)
Price is ranging tightly between 24,970–25,020, indicating indecision before a breakout.
Multiple small order blocks & FVGs below (24,900–24,950) could serve as re-entry zones if price pulls back.
If supply absorbs buying pressure, rejection can push price back toward 24,850 demand.
📈 Trade Plan for 12th September
Bullish Scenario (Primary Bias)
Entry 1: On breakout and acceptance above 25,050, target 25,150 → 25,200.
Entry 2 (Pullback Buy): If price dips into 24,880–24,900 demand/FVG zone, look for bullish rejection candle for long entries.
Stop Loss: Below 24,850 demand zone.
Targets:
First TP: 25,050 (supply flip)
Second TP: 25,150
Final TP: 25,200
Bearish Scenario (Alternate Plan)
If rejection sustains at 25,000–25,050 supply, price can retrace to 24,900 → 24,850.
Entry (Short): On strong bearish rejection candle near 25,050.
Stop Loss: Above 25,100.
Targets:
TP1: 24,900
TP2: 24,850
⚖️ Bias & Risk Management
Bias: Bullish to sideways → as long as 24,850 holds.
A clean breakout above 25,050 will confirm bullish continuation.
Rejection from 25,000–25,050 may create a short-term retracement, offering dip-buy opportunities.
✅ In short:
Watch 25,000–25,050 carefully → breakout = 25,200, rejection = dip-buy near 24,880–24,900.
Bullish structure is intact, but don’t ignore supply pressure.
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