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#Nifty directions and levels for December 6th.Good morning, friends! 🌞 Here are the market directions and levels for December 6th. Market Overview: The global market is maintaining a bullish sentiment (based on the Dow Jones only), while our local market also exhibits a bullish sentiment. Today, the market may open with a neutral to slightly gap-up start, as the Gift Nifty is showing a positive 30 points at 8:00 AM. In the previous session, both Nifty and Bank Nifty had significant movements but ended positively. What about today? Currently, we are in a positive bias; therefore, if this continues, we can expect a diagonal pattern, which means the market may go up, but not in a straight line. On the other hand, if the market starts negatively, the previous day's range will likely continue. This is the basic structure, which I will explain in the chart. Both Nifty and Bank Nifty have similar sentiments. Nifty Current View: The current view suggests that if the market experiences an initial pullback, it could reject each and every resistance level, indicating that it may form a diagonal pattern. This is a time adjustment and distribution pattern; therefore, once the pattern breaks below the trend line, we can expect a reversal. This is the basic structure. Alternate View: The alternate view suggests that if the market initially declines, it could reach a minimum of 24,481 to 24,416, which is a major support level. Until this support is broken, the market will maintain a bullish bias. If it breaks this level, we can expect a correction.
NSE:NIFTY
by Manickamtraders
1
5th Dec 2024 Crazy stoploss hunting & Injections - Nifty50Nifty Stance Bullish ⬆ This week Nifty is up 577pts ~ 2.4% which means our stance has changed from neutral to bullish. The price actions on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday were well received and there was sanity in the markets. What happened on the 5th, Thursday is sure to give you shivers. We saw a 560pts ~ 2.31% intraday rally from LOD to HOD and then a fall of 362pts ~ 1.46% back to the 24500 levels. To put that in perspective, 24600 was the expected closing levels for Today's expiry as per the OI chart, so the violent upmove would have created a lot of MTM loss pressure for the institutions. My guess is that they had to manipulate and bring back the markets below 24600 after 14.30 so they could square off their positions in profits. Anyway, today's volatility is a massive learning experience for all option traders. Chances are, their stop losses would have gone off both ways, first on the long side and then on the short side. The only people who might have escaped would be the hedged traders - either a debit/credit spread or a iron condor/fly. The worst nightmare would have been for long/short naked positions. If we fall below 24525, I will change my stance back to neutral-until then, I will stick with a long bias. The MPC meeting on the 6th will definitely have an impact, as it is a make-or-break event for Mr. Shaktikanta Das.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by viswaram
Nifty Intraday Trade Setup | 6th DecemberNifty opened with a gap-up and faced rejection near our buy level 24540 in morning, broke sell level 24410 and gave good downfall towards 24295. Both targets were done for sell trade. After consolidation at lower levels, Nifty gave a sharp up-move and gave 500 points rally from lower levels, made a high at 24857. From day high we again saw 300 points fall in just few mins, today was highly volatile session because of RBI Policy meeting decision tomorrow. For tomorrow the range the big, trade very cautiously and be alert at higher levels in Nifty. We will look for the sell on rise opportunity. Expectations: Highly Volatile movement. Intraday Levels: Buy Above - 24850 Sell Below - 24550 To motivate us, Please like the idea If you agree with the analysis. Happy Trading! InvestPro India
NSE:NIFTY
by InvestPro_India
1
Nifty - 26300 or 27135 or 28165Nifty has moved above the inverted head & shoulder neck level indicating further up move and possibly for a Target - 26300 or 27135 or 28165 Hope and wish RBI cut rates or support the markets in some form helping the bulls. This is positional view and one may expect these targets in 30 to 45 days or more. Move could be quick in case RBI decisions support the markets. Once the confidence emerges all the money which went out could enter at higher levels for medium to long term investment opinion. Price should remain above the neck line. In case of any SL hunting price must move above neck line for bull run to continue. our markets has turned to be short sellers paradise so option selling is only safer and profitable for positional view.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by venkatfx
NIFTY OUTLOOK....Ready For All Time High Again ?NSE:NIFTY Current Market Price 24700 Below chart was made on 21/11/2024 regarding BOTTOMING OUT of NSE:NIFTY from correction phase of more than 3000 points from All Time High (-11.47% from ATH) ! Before that on 20/09/2024 when NSE:NIFTY was continuously making Life Highs we stated that it will be TOPPED near 26200 levels, And from there we saw a decent and healthy correction of more than 10%.... ================================================================ ALL UPDATED CHART OF NSE:NIFTY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM CHART 1 CHART 2 ================================================================ Beautiful Rally Captured both the sides in NSE:NIFTY !!💕💕 26200-------->23265+ (2935+ points) 23265-------->24850+(1585+ points) ================================================================ CURRENT SCENARIO of NSE:NIFTY LTP 24700 Any dip till 24000 can be bought with a Weekly Closing Basis Stoploss of 23743 Targets🎯24905 / 25025 / 25111 / 25275 / 25490 / 25800++++ Will revisit the situation when all mentioned targets will be achieved !! ================================================================ Thanks ! Harm⭕nics4Life 05/12/2024 Disclaimer. I am not sebi registered analyst. My studies shared here are for educational purposes .. Do Consult Your Financial advisor Before Taking any Trade.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by Harmonics4Life
Technical Analysis of Nifty 50: Key Levels and Trend OutlookThe chart appears to be an hourly candlestick chart of the Nifty 50 index with key technical levels and zones annotated. Here's an analysis of the chart pattern: 1. **Seller’s Zone (Resistance):** - The zone around 24,500 to 24,600 is marked as a resistance level. - Price is currently testing this zone and has faced rejection, as indicated by the red candles forming near this area. - If the price closes above 24,600, bullish activity could increase, as the resistance will have been broken. 2. **Nearest Support:** - The support level is around 24,350. This level is critical for the price to maintain upward momentum. - If this support is broken, the price might retrace further toward lower levels. 3. **Buyer’s Zone (Demand Zone):** - The area around 23,900 has been marked as a buyer's zone, where strong buying interest was previously observed. - Price bounced strongly from this zone, confirming its validity as a significant demand area. 4. **Key Support Levels:** - S: Around 23,907 (Buyer’s Zone). - S1: Around 23,335, which is likely a strong historical support level. 5. **RSI Analysis:** - The RSI (14) is at 70.14, indicating that the index is near overbought territory. - A reversal or consolidation might occur if the RSI crosses above 70 and begins to decline. 6. **Trend Observation:** - The index appears to be in a recovery phase after a downtrend, as evidenced by higher highs and higher lows forming since the bounce from 23,907. - A breakout above the seller’s zone could confirm a continuation of the upward trend. ### Conclusion: - **Bullish Scenario:** If the price breaks and sustains above 24,600, the next target could be higher resistance zones. - **Bearish Scenario:** If the price fails to hold the 24,350 support, it might retest the buyer’s zone around 23,907 or even lower to 23,335. Further decisions should be made based on upcoming candlestick patterns and volume confirmations. Let me know if you'd like a more detailed breakdown!
NSE:NIFTY
by AnkurDasTrader
Nifty Trading Strategy for 5th December 2024Trading Strategy for Nifty: Buy Strategy: Entry Point: Enter a long position (buy) above the high of the candle that closes above 24585 on a 15-minute timeframe. This means if a 15-minute candle closes above 24585, you will buy once the price exceeds the high of that candle. Stop Loss: Set a stop loss slightly below the low of the breakout candle to manage risk. For instance, if the breakout candle has a low of 24550, you might set your stop loss at 24540 to protect your capital. Target: Determine your target based on historical resistance levels or a specific risk-reward ratio. For example, if you're risking 45 points (24585 to 24540), aim for a reward of at least 90 points (e.g., a target of 24675). Sell Strategy: Entry Point: Enter a short position (sell) below the low of the candle that closes below 24332 on a 15-minute timeframe. This means if a 15-minute candle closes below 24332, you will sell once the price drops below the low of that candle. Stop Loss: Set a stop loss slightly above the high of the breakdown candle. For example, if the breakdown candle has a high of 24370, you might set your stop loss at 24380 to mitigate risk. Target: Determine your target based on historical support levels or a specific risk-reward ratio. For example, if you're risking 38 points (24332 to 24370), aim for a reward of at least 76 points (e.g., a target of 24256). Risk Management: Use Stop Losses: Always use stop losses to protect your capital and limit potential losses. Position Sizing: Never risk more than a small percentage (e.g., 1-2%) of your trading capital on a single trade. Regular Review: Continuously monitor the market and adjust your strategy based on evolving conditions and new information. Market Context: Economic Indicators: Pay attention to key economic indicators such as GDP figures, inflation data, and interest rate announcements that can impact Nifty. Geopolitical Events: Be aware of geopolitical events and developments that can cause significant market volatility. Disclaimer: Trading in financial markets involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. The strategies and opinions expressed are those of the author. Users should perform their own research and consult with a financial advisor before making trading decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Note: The author is not SEBI registered. Trade wisely and stay informed! 📈💼
NSE:NIFTY
by ramkkyy
BLUEPRINT to a SUCCESSFUL TRADERIf you want to go from Delhi to Mumbai, there are many stations that come in between. Just like that, a trader has to pass through several stages before achieving success. Knowing which stage you’re in is crucial—it helps you stay on track, avoid frustration, and progress systematically. This Post May Sound Basic, But It’s Extremely Important Here are the 4 Stages of a Trader and how they define your journey: --- 1. The Excitement Phase - What It Feels Like: You’ve discovered trading, and it feels like the gateway to unlimited wealth. Every win feels like a step closer to “quitting your job,” and losses are dismissed as bad luck. - Reality Check: This is the honeymoon phase. Without a plan or risk management, you’re trading on emotion, not skill. Big losses often serve as a wake-up call here. --- 2. The Learning Phase - What It Feels Like: You’ve realized trading isn’t a game of luck—it’s a skill that requires discipline and study. You dive into books, watch tutorials, and experiment with strategies. - Challenges: - Information overload: Which indicator works best? - Doubt: Am I even cut out for this? - Outcome: Progress is slow, but this is where the foundation for mastery is laid. --- 3. The Frustration Phase (THIS STAGE LASTS LONGER THAN ONE CAN IMAGINE) - What It Feels Like: You’ve gained knowledge, but your execution isn’t consistent. Every win is wiped out by a bigger loss. Strategy-hopping becomes a vicious cycle. - Why Most Quit Here: The emotional toll of inconsistency is heavy. Many traders blame the market, their broker, or even themselves, concluding that trading “isn’t for them.” - The Breakthrough: This is a test of resilience. Traders who stick to the process and focus on discipline eventually push through. --- 4. The Mastery Phase - What It Feels Like: Trading becomes systematic—a business, not a gamble. You’ve developed an edge, trust your strategy, and prioritize risk management. - Key Characteristics: - Discipline: You follow your plan without hesitation. - Confidence: Losses don’t shake you because you know your edge works over the long term. - Sustainability: Trading isn’t just profitable—it’s consistent. - This Is True Success: You understand the market isn’t a money-making machine; it’s a test of probabilities and discipline. --- Why Knowing Your Stage Matters Understanding where you are in this journey is like knowing which station you’ve reached on the Delhi-to-Mumbai train. It helps you prepare for what’s ahead and keeps you focused on reaching the destination. So, ask yourself: Which stage am I in? Let us know in the comments, and tag a fellow trader who’s on this journey with you.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by keshevdugar
10
Nifty weekly expiry intraday levels for 25/12/2024Nifty has given a nice closing around the resistance zone and a good support on 20 EMA is there on 30 minutes. Tomorrow is weekly expiry and a volatile trading day will be there as all the volume will be in this only index tomorrow. Support levels :- 24460,24345 Resistance :- 24570, 24670 If market consolidate in the first half and gives a break out, trending move can be capture either side. Wait for the price action near the levels before entering the market.
NSE:NIFTY
by Mambotrade
NIFTY: INSTITUTIONAL LEVELS FOR 04/12/2024Overview This trading system combines simplicity with powerful insights for accurate entries and exits. It is structured for active traders using the 5-minute timeframe who want to make clear, confident trading decisions in fast-moving markets. Key Strategy Guidelines Retest Entries : Aim to enter trades on retests rather than breakouts, offering better positioning. Multiple Confirmations : Use more than one confirmation to validate each trade, helping avoid impulsive decisions. ATM Options Focus : Stick to at-the-money (ATM) options or above for optimal liquidity and manageable risk. System Explanation This setup leverages volume, historical price action, and price ranges to pinpoint high-probability entry and exit points. This methodology is designed to reduce guesswork, allowing traders to manage trades with a consistent approach. How It Works: Entry/Exit Signals Blue Line : Signals potential long entry. Red Line : Indicates potential short entry. Tip : Align these signals with additional confirmations from your trading strategy for optimal performance. Stop Loss and Take Profit Levels Stop Loss: Long Trades : Set your stop loss at the nearest red line below the entry point, or adjust based on whether the 5-minute candle crosses the red line. Short Trades : Use the blue line above as the stop loss. Take Profit: Long Entries :Target the next red line above or exit if other indicators suggest a prudent exit. Short Entries :Target the next blue line below following similar guidelines. Timeframe Recommendation This system is specifically optimized for the 5-minute timeframe, making it suitable for those trading shorter intervals with precision. Risk Disclaimer Trading involves high risk, and rapid price changes can lead to unexpected losses. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose, and carefully assess your financial situation and risk tolerance. Join the Community Discussion Engage with other traders to discuss strategies, share insights, and enhance your understanding of the markets. Let’s grow together as a community of traders. Original Content This trading system is the product of my own expertise and rigorous testing. It’s a unique approach developed through real market experience to offer a clear edge in trading.
NSE:NIFTY
by tony_fx_sm
4
Nifty Intraday Levels | 4-DEC-2024Nifty Options Scalping 1️⃣ Zones to Watch: 👉Green Zone: Institutional support 👉Red Zone: Institutional resistance 👉Gap: 100-200 points between zones 👉Zone Creation: Based on pivot points and Fibonacci 👉Chart: Use Nifty futures chart for reference 2️⃣ Trade Execution: 👉Order Flow: Triggers trades 👉Timeframes: 1-min & 5-min for scalping 👉Risk-Reward: 1:2 (Risk 1 to gain 2) 👉Strike Price: ATM or slightly ITM options 👉Position Sizing: Adjust to risk tolerance 3️⃣ Rules: 👉9:15 AM Sharp: Ready for market open 👉Risk Management: Top priority 👉Quick Trades: "Morning breakfast" scalps 👉Stop-Loss: 10 points #ThankU For Checking Out Our IDEA , We Hope U Liked IT 📌 🙏 FOLLOW for more content! 👍 LIKE if you found it useful! ✍️ COMMENT below with your thoughts and feedback
NSE:NIFTY1!
by ReviveTraders
IRCTC Descending Channel breakout to watch.Descending Channel: The price is trending downwards within a well-defined descending channel (yellow lines), with lower high and lower lows indicating a bearish trend. Key Support and Resistance Levels: Support: 788.50 appears to be a strong support level, as shown by the blue horizontal line, below that it can move towards 725 represents a more significant lower support level. Resistance: 850 being the previous high and immediate resistance. 914.75 is resistance levels within the current channel. A breakout above the 993.65 resistance could indicate further bullish momentum which till for new all time high. RSI (Relative Strength Index): The RSI is hovering near 53.64, It indicates a neutral to slightly bullish sentiment. Recent Price Action: The price has bounced off the 788.50 support and is attempting to move upward, nearing the channel's upper boundary. A breakout from the channel could signal a trend reversal. Volume: Volume appears moderate, which might suggest the need for stronger buying interest to sustain an upward breakout. Potential Strategies: Bullish Scenario: If the price breaks above the descending channel and closing above 850 resistance with strong volume, it could indicate a bullish trend reversal till 914.75 Bearish Scenario: A rejection at the channel's upper boundary or resistance levels of 850 may lead to further downside toward 725 or even 670. Disclaimer - The information provided herein is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Consult a qualified financial advisor before making any financial decisions. We are not liable for any monetary loss, that may arise directly or indirectly from the use of information provided
NSE:IRCTC
by Darshilp7
#Nifty directions and levels for December 4th.Good morning, friends! 🌞 Here are the market directions and levels for December 4th. Market Overview: There are no significant changes happening. The global market is maintaining a bullish sentiment (based on the Dow Jones only), while our local market shows a moderately bullish sentiment. Today, the market may open with a neutral to slightly gap-up start, as the Gift Nifty is showing a positive 10 points at 8:00 AM. In the previous session, both Nifty and Bank Nifty had a solid pullback. The structure and sentiment remain the same as we discussed in the previous session. Let's look at this in the charts. Both Nifty and Bank Nifty have a similar sentiment. Nifty Current View: The current view suggests that if the market takes an initial pullback, it could reach a minimum of 24,629. However, the previous day's movement shows RSI divergence, indicating weakening momentum. If this divergence continues when it reaches 24,629, we could see a correction of 23% to 38% in the minor swing. Conversely, if it breaks through or consolidates at this zone, the rally is likely to continue. This is the basic structure. Alternate View: The alternate view suggests that if the market initially declines, it could reach the 38% Fibonacci level in the minor swing. However, until the 38% level is broken, it will maintain a bullish bias. If it breaks this level, we can expect a correction.
NSE:NIFTY
by Manickamtraders
3
Nifty 50: Inverted Head & Shoulders Breakout! Targeting 25,381The NSE:NIFTY index has delivered a decisive breakout above the Inverted Head & Shoulders neckline at 24,340, signaling strong bullish momentum on the daily chart. This pattern, often viewed as a reliable reversal indicator, points towards a potential target of 25,381. Pattern Breakdown: Left Shoulder: Formed around 4th Nov'24. Head: The lowest point near 23263. Right Shoulder: Higher lows confirm strengthening bullish sentiment. Neckline: The breakout at 24,340, now a crucial support level. Key Levels to Watch: Resistance Levels: 24,527 24,690 24,873 25,053 25,312 Support Zone: 24,340 (previous neckline). Target Calculation: Using the height of the pattern (distance between the neckline and the head), the breakout projects an upside target of 25,381. Cautionary Note: While the breakout is promising, traders should monitor global market cues and economic developments that could impact the index's trajectory. Maintain strict risk management. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only. Trade responsibly and manage risk wisely.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by raigvivek
Nifty Trading Strategy for 04th December 2024Trading Strategy: Buy Strategy: Entry Point: Enter a long position (buy) above the high of the candle that closes above 24512 on a 15-minute timeframe. This means if a candle on the 15-minute chart closes above 24512, you will buy once the price exceeds the high of that candle. Stop Loss: Set a stop loss below the low of the breakout candle or a significant support level to manage risk. For instance, if the breakout candle has a low of 24450, you might set your stop loss slightly below this level to protect your capital. Target: Determine your target based on historical resistance levels or a specific risk-reward ratio. For example, if you risk 50 points (from 24512 to 24462), aim for a reward of at least 100 points (e.g., a target of 24612). Sell Strategy: Entry Point: Enter a short position (sell) below the low of the candle that closes below 24346 on a 15-minute timeframe. This means if a candle on the 15-minute chart closes below 24346, you will sell once the price drops below the low of that candle. Stop Loss: Set a stop loss above the high of the breakdown candle or a significant resistance level. For example, if the breakdown candle has a high of 24400, you might set your stop loss slightly above this level to mitigate risk. Target: Determine your target based on historical support levels or a specific risk-reward ratio. For example, if you risk 50 points (from 24346 to 24396), aim for a reward of at least 100 points (e.g., a target of 24246). Risk Management: Use Stop Losses: Always use stop losses to protect your capital and limit potential losses. Position Sizing: Never risk more than a small percentage (e.g., 1-2%) of your trading capital on a single trade. Regularly Review: Continuously monitor the market and adjust your strategy based on evolving conditions and new information. Market Context: Economic Indicators: Keep an eye on key economic indicators such as GDP figures, inflation data, and interest rate announcements that can impact Nifty. Geopolitical Events: Be aware of geopolitical events and developments that can cause significant market volatility. Disclaimer: Trading in financial markets involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. The strategies and opinions expressed are those of the author . Users should perform their own research and consult with a financial advisor before making trading decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Note: The author is not SEBI registered. Trade wisely and stay informed! 📈💼
NSE:NIFTY
by ramkkyy
1
Option TradingThe four basics of technical analysis are price, volume, time, and sentiment. Price analysis involves studying historical prices to identify trends and patterns. Volume measures the number of shares traded, indicating the strength of a price movement. Time analysis looks at the duration of price trends and cycles. What are Technical Charts and their types? In Technical Analysis, technical charts are used by professional traders to make an informed decision about the buying and selling of securities. Charts are the graphical representation of a security's price, volume, history and time intervals.
BSE:SENSEXEducation
by SkyTradingZone
Technical AnalysisTechnical analysis is a means of examining and predicting price movements in the financial markets, by using historical price charts and market statistics. It is based on the idea that if a trader can identify previous market patterns, they can form a fairly accurate prediction of future price trajectories. 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:HDFCBANKEducation
by SkyTradingZone
Lecher for Option TraderEven if you are a beginner, options trading can be a good call. However, make sure you have an online broker to help you and a margin account ready. When your options trading is approved, the orders can be entered to trade these options. For instance, consider buying a call option for 100 shares of Company X at a strike price of Rs. 110, with an expiry on December 1. If, on December 1, Company X shares trade above Rs. 110, you can exercise the option, buying shares at a lower price to profit from the market price.
MCX:CRUDEOIL1!Education
by SkyTradingZone