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NSE:BANKNIFTYEducation
by SkyTradingZone
Nifty 50 upcoming levelThe Nifty 50 has recently formed a bottom around 21,964. Nifty is showing a one-directional move from that level, and momentum is increasing with each candle. Previously, Nifty faced resistance around 23,780, and the current price is 23,658, just 120 points away from the previous resistance. After a quick rally, Nifty 50 may encounter resistance near 23,780, and an Inverse Head & Shoulders formation is possible. Note: Resistance does not guarantee a confirmed reversal, but we need to monitor price action at that level to determine whether it is breaking and sustaining the resistance. Stay tuned for more updates! Hit the Boost button for regular updates!
NSE:NIFTY
by StockEngineers
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NSE:BANKNIFTYEducation
by SkyTradingZone
Trading with Professionals Identifying the trend. This is the first step in technical analysis for traders because trading strategies can either follow the trend or go against the trend. ... Drawing support and resistance levels. ... Establishing entry and exit points. ... Position sizing and risk management. What exactly are the two types of technical analysis? Chart patterns and technical (statistical) indicators are the two main types of technical analysis. Chart patterns are a subjective type of technical analysis in which technicians use certain patterns to indicate regions of support and resistance on a chart.
NSE:BANKNIFTYEducation
by SkyTradingZone
NIFTY50 - DON'T MISTAKE THIS RALLY FOR A TREND REVERSALSymbol - NIFTY50 CMP - 23350.40 The Nifty50 is still trading within a bearish technical structure. As of now, the index is currently trading at 23350 after a strong up move. Given the ongoing downtrend and resistance levels, there is a strong possibility that Nifty may experience a pullback from these levels. I had shared a trading idea on Nifty50 when it was trading around the 21900-22100 levels, stating that a retracement on the long side was due and that it could easily touch the 22800-23000 levels. Nifty gave a strong up move from those levels, and both targets have been reached. Upon closer inspection of the Nifty chart, it is evident that the index is still in a downtrend, making lower lows since the beginning of its fall. We witnessed a sharp rally from the 21800-22000 zone, which is common in a bear market. Such sharp rallies are often misinterpreted as trend reversals, but in reality, the faster these rallies come, the quicker they tend to get sold. The bearish structure remains intact and has not been broken. For now, Nifty still appears to be a sell on rise. For those following the trend, the 23300-23600 zone is the ideal range to go short, as this area aligns with a strong resistance zone and the formation of another swing high. At this point, it seems likely that the market may consolidate between the 23300-23600 zone before showing a sharp down move. If the market does reverse its trend, we can only consider that possibility after a breakout above the 24000 zone, which would be a key signal for a trend shift.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by akshit_official
9
Massive Breakout in Nifty index : Is the Next Bull Run Starting?Hello everyone i hope you all will be doing good in your life and your trading as well, Today i have brought anlaysis on Nifty 50 because index is currently showing a strong bullish breakout setup after a long period of consolidation. A key channel breakout has occurred, confirmed by a significant volume spike , signaling the return of strong buying interest. This breakout, coupled with a recent surge in FII inflows , which have pumped in 7,470.36 Cr into the Indian market, points towards a shift in market sentiment and signals a potential rally ahead. On top of that, the government's Open Market Operations (OMO) have provided additional liquidity, further boosting market sentiment and helping support the overall bullish outlook. And the strong support zone is playing its role as a key demand area, with multiple rejections at this level showing strong buying defense. The market is likely to head toward the 25,000+ mark , backed by a positive fundamental and sentiment boost, along with the government's OMO action , which adds a layer of liquidity and confidence. Keep an eye on this breakout, as it could set the stage for a bullish run in the broader market. Additional Tip to my all followers: If you're looking to invest for the long term, buying a Nifty ETF is a great option to get diversified exposure to the top 50 companies in India. It’s a cost-effective way to invest in the broad market, and given the positive outlook for the Nifty 50 index, it has the potential to offer solid returns in the long run. Additionally, investing in your favorite stocks for the long term can complement your portfolio and further boost returns as these stocks grow over time. Combining Nifty ETFs with quality individual stocks provides a diversified approach while also giving you the opportunity to capitalize on the growth of specific companies that you believe in for the future. Disclaimer:-This analysis is for educational purposes only. Please trade responsibly and consult a financial advisor before making any decisions. If you found this analysis helpful, don’t forget to like, follow, and share your thoughts in the comments below! Your support keeps me motivated to share more insights. Let’s grow and learn together—happy investing!
NSE:NIFTYLong
by TraderRahulPal
9
NIFTY detailed countingAs discussed in the last post, NIFTY's price has crossed over 23026.85 before 21st March so we can count the current move as wave (3). We can also see that price has broken the base channel, which is an important sign of wave (3) progression. The detailed counting is given in the chart. As we can see, the price is in subordinate wave 3 of the bigger wave (3). The minimum target of Trending Impulse is 161.8% as per the rule. We can expect the price to touch that level in the upcoming session. I have marked, for now, a bigger wave (3) (in red) at 161.8% but as mentioned earlier, it is just the minimum target of it and the price may go beyond this level too. This analysis is based on Elliott Wave theory and Fibonacci. This is not any buying recommendation. This analysis is for educational purposes only.
NSE:NIFTY
by theprofityogi
1
Dead Cat Bounce or Trend Reversal: What's Next for the Nifty?● After a significant decline from its all-time high, Nifty found strong support near the 22,000 level. ● Since then, the index has rebounded and recently breached its trendline resistance, signaling a potential shift in market sentiment. 🚀 📊 Open Interest (OI) Data Analysis: ● The OI data indicates a substantial increase in put open interest at the 23,000 strike price, establishing this level as a key immediate support. ● Conversely, the 23,500 strike price has emerged as a strong resistance zone, with the highest concentration of call OI. ❓ Key Question: Has the Nifty truly bottomed out, or is there still room for further correction? 🤔 💬 Share your insights and perspectives in the comments below! 👇
NSE:NIFTY
by GoodluckCapital
Nifty Reversal Watch: Key Demand Zones & Moving Average in FocusAs a pure technical analyst, I rely solely on what the charts reveal, ignoring the noise of news and fundamentals. Charts tell the story in advance. As a demand and supply zone trader, my primary focus is on identifying key areas where institutional activity is likely to drive price action. Today, we’ll analyze the Nifty 50 through the lens of demand zones and then complement it with traditional technical analysis using moving averages. This analysis aims to provide clarity on potential reversal zones and market behavior. 📊 Demand Zones: The Foundation of Analysis Monthly & Quarterly Demand Zones : On the monthly timeframe, I’ve identified a critical demand zone. When we zoom into the quarterly timeframe, this zone aligns perfectly, creating a high-confluence area. These zones represent institutional footprints (Banks, mutual funds, etc. ), indicating where smart money is likely to step in. These are not just traditional lines or boxes on the chart; they are the footprints of institutions that control the market. Significance of Demand Zones : Demand zones are areas where buyers are expected to dominate, often leading to price reversals. The confluence of monthly and quarterly demand zones increases the probability of a strong support level. Current Price Action : Nifty is currently hovering near these demand zones, suggesting a potential bottom formation. 📊 Traditional Technical Analysis: Moving Averages Now, let’s analyze the market through the lens of traditional technical analysts who rely on moving averages. EMA 20 on Monthly Timeframe : The 20-period EMA on the monthly chart acts as a reliable support level historically. Since 2004, price reversals have consistently occurred near this moving average, marked by green circles on the chart. EMA 20 as a Magnet : The EMA 20 on the monthly timeframe is equivalent to the 400-period EMA on the daily timeframe, representing the average price of almost 400 days. In trending markets, price always reverts to its average, making this a critical level to watch. Historical Exceptions : While there are rare instances (marked by red circles) where Nifty has broken below the monthly EMA 20, the presence of demand zones adds an extra layer of support, reducing the likelihood of a significant breakdown. Current Price Action : Nifty is currently near the monthly EMA 20, which coincides with the monthly and quarterly demand zones. 📊 Combining Both Approaches High-Confluence Area : The alignment of monthly and quarterly demand zones with the monthly EMA 20 creates a high-confluence area. This increases the likelihood of a strong support level and a potential Bottom. Risk Management : While the setup appears promising, it’s crucial to manage risk effectively. Always use strict stop-loss orders and avoid over-leveraging. Even high-probability setups can fail, especially when market sentiment is overwhelmingly negative. 📊 Conclusion The Nifty 50 is at a critical juncture, with multiple technical indicators pointing towards a potential reversal or consolidation. The confluence of demand zones and the monthly EMA 20 provides a high-probability setup. However, always remember that no setup is foolproof, and risk management is crucial, it’s essential to remain cautious as markets can sometimes defy all technical setups. This analysis is purely for educational purposes and is not intended as trading or investment advice. I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. Lastly, thank you for your support. "The market is a master of patience; trade with discipline, not emotion." 🚀📊
NSE:NIFTYLong
by AfnanTAjuddin
2
NIFTY: What's next?Nifty is moving as per our previous prediction posted on 5th March. After making a low of 21964.60, which is the completion of wave Z, the price is moving upwards. If this move is impulsive, the price must reach 100% level (23026.85) by 21st March. At this level, there is a cluster of Fib retracement level of 23.6% Further targets will be 127%, and 161.8% levels. This analysis is based on Elliott Wave theory and Fibonacci. This is not any buying recommendation. For educational purposes only.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by theprofityogi
5
NIFTY 50 | Critical Levels & Gap-Fill Zones in Play!Nifty 50 continues to react strongly to key levels, but the overall structure still remains in correction mode. Let’s break it down: White Lines (DTF Trendlines) ⚪: 2 key support lines and 1 counter-trendline (CT). The DTF CT (near-term resistance) is around 500 points away from CMP, making it the next big test for bulls. Blue & Yellow Trendlines (WTF & MTF Support) 📉: A cluster of support created a bounce, but not as strong as past recoveries seen in 2023 or early 2024. Despite FII selloffs & global stress, technical levels are holding up well! Gap Zones (Blue Boxes) 📦: The nearest gap got filled, and the next one sits just below our DTF white CT. This could act as a magnet for price action in the near term. Gap Down Fill Candles : A few gaps got filled in a single session, showing bullish pressure at lower levels. But, without a higher high - higher low structure or a DTF white CT breakout, the index stays in a corrective phase.
NSE:NIFTY
by Averoy_Apoorv_Analysis