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BUY NIFTY 23700 CE 26TH DEC EXP @ 155 - 150 | NIFTY LONG TRADENIFTY 23700 CE 26TH DEC EXP NIFTY OPTIONS BUYING TRADE TIME FRAME RECOMMENDED TO TRACK TRADE: 5 MINS Hi Traders, Nifty is currently trading near a resistance level, and we anticipate further upside movement towards 23,820 and 23,860. We recommend buying the 23,700 CE (Call Option) with a 26th December expiry in the price range of 155 – 150, with an option to add more quantity at 125 –120. The target levels are 270 and 320, with a stop-loss set at 100. Regards, OptionsDaddy Research Team
NSE:NIFTYLong
by Options_Daddy
4
The Week Ahead for Nifty: Trends and InsightsLast week, the Nifty index faced strong selling pressure, driven by various global economic factors. ◉ Current Scenario ● At present, the Nifty is trading near its 200 EMA, just above 23,500, a level with high put writer concentration, indicating potential support. ● Conversely, the 24,000 level will act as an immediate resistance due to the high number of Call contracts open at that position. ◉ Expected Market Movement ● This week is likely to be muted for the Nifty. ● If the index slips below 23,400, the next support level will be 23,000. ● A major upward move is expected only if the Nifty surpasses 24,800.
NSE:NIFTY
by GoodluckCapital
1
Nifty until 23910 not break sell on rise trend changed on gap upDisclaimer - This information is only for educational purposes, this is not for any buy or sell recommendations . On Our Harmonic pattern indicator based trade setup take trade as explained below :- ENTRY - When price breaks Trailing SL (SL 27.2 % )retracement Which is SL points then take Entry on Buy or Sell Trade SL - D points Which is recent High / Low mentioned in Chart is our SL TARGET - Target 1- (T1 : 38.2) Target 2- (T2 : 50 %) Target 3-  (T3 : 61.8%) Target 4-  (T4 : 78.6%) Please note:- It's working on news based and volitile market very well so exit if SL hit
NSE:NIFTY
by JaiPrakashShuklaHarmonicTrader
#Nifty directions and levels for December 23rd.Good morning, friends! 🌞 Here are the market directions and levels for December 23rd. Market Overview: The global market is showing a moderately bearish sentiment due to the solid pullback in the previous session (based on the Dow Jones). Meanwhile, our local market is displaying a bearish trend. Today, the market may open with a gap-up start, as the Gift Nifty indicates a 170-point positive sentiment. In the previous session, the US market had a strong pullback, which might reflect in our market today. Gift Nifty is also pointing toward this possibility. So, how should we approach this? If the gap-up sustains, we could interpret this as a sub-wave 4. Usually, the 4th wave is characterized by a three-wave structure, which we refer to as a consolidation wave. Therefore, we can expect some consolidation between the previous low and the 38% mark. This is the basic structure; let's look at it on the chart. Both Nifty and Bank Nifty are currently showing the same structural sentiment. Current View: The current view suggests that if the market opens with a gap-up of less than 100 points and then declines initially, we can expect a slight further correction due to some sub-waves bending. However, if this occurs, the minor demand zone will act as strong support. Alternate View: The alternate view suggests that if the gap-up opens with more than 150 points and sustains, then the pullback could continue to the 38% level, with some consolidation as we discussed. This pullback could be interpreted as a 4th wave.
NSE:NIFTY
by Manickamtraders
NIFTY Levels for December 23, 2024NIFTY Levels for Today Here are the today's NIFTY Levels for intraday. Based on market movement, these levels can act as support, resistance or both. Please consider these levels only if there is movement in index and 15m candle sustains at the given levels. The SL (Stop loss) for each BUY trade should be the previous RED candle below the given level. Similarly, the SL (Stop loss) for each SELL trade should be the previous GREEN candle above the given level. Note: This idea and these levels are only for learning and educational purpose. Your likes /boosts gives us motivation for continued leaning and sharing ideas.
NSE:NIFTY
by RainingMoneywithTech
Nifty 50 Intraday Technical Analysis for 23rd Dec., 24🚀 Unlock the potential with my Nifty 50 Intraday Technical Analysis for 23rd December, 2024! ✨ Boost, follow, and engage for updates. Your support means a lot! 🚀❤️ 📍 Day Range Trigger Point (DRTP): 23588 📅 Day Range: 528 📈 Long Position 🔹 Buy Above: 23864 🎯 Target 1: 23914 🎯 Target 2: 24116 ⛔ Stoploss: 23688 📉 Short Position 🔹 Sell Below: 23739 🎯 Target 1: 23261 🎯 Target 2: 23059 ⛔ Stoploss: 23915 ✨ My strategies are backed by 6+ years of research and proven success in trading indices, commodities, and more. Connect to know more for Intraday Levels and Live Market Confirmations. 📈 🚀 How to Trade with Numro Trader Intraday Levels Buy Setup 🕒 Wait for a 5-Min. candle to close above DRTP or Buy Above level. 📈 Confirm breakout with a candle breaking the high of the breaking candle. 🛒 Enter a buy order at the active level (DRTP or Buy Above). 🎯 Target: Aim for Target 2 (if the market is coming directly from DRTP) or Target 1 (if coming from below DRTP). ⚠️ Exit Rule: Set stoploss of 30 points exactly from the active level. Avoid re-entering after achieving the target. Sell Setup 🕒 Wait for a 5-Min. candle to close below DRTP or Sell Below level. 📉 Confirm breakout with a candle breaking the low of the breaking candle. 🛒 Enter a sell order at the active level (DRTP or Sell Below). 🎯 Target: Aim for Target 2 (if the market is coming directly from DRTP) or Target 1 (if coming from above DRTP). ⚠️ Exit Rule: Set stoploss of 30 points exactly from the active level. Avoid re-entering after achieving the target. #Nifty50 #IntradayTrading #StockMarket #NumroTrader
NSE:NIFTY
by NumroTrader
Navigating the Nifty Downtrend: A Strategic ApproachThe market is undeniably on a steady downtrend. The signs are clear, and the data leaves little room for doubt. But the pressing question remains – how long do we wait for this to shift in our favor? Based on historical patterns and current indicators, particularly the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence), this downward trend is projected to persist until at least March /April 2025. While market reversals are never set in stone, the prevailing sentiment suggests that a prolonged correction or consolidation phase will dominate until broader economic conditions stabilize. What This Means for Traders If you are actively trading, expect increased volatility and frequent stop-loss triggers. The unpredictable swings are more likely to shake out positions, making it challenging to maintain consistency. Swing traders, in particular, should tread carefully – the current environment favors patience over aggressive entries. Key Consideration for Swing Traders: Wait for Clear Uptrends: Avoid initiating trades in uncertain conditions. Instead, look for confirmations of upward momentum through daily and weekly charts before entering the market. Focus on Resistance Breakouts: Only trade when price action decisively breaks through established resistance points, backed by significant volume. Adapt Stop-Loss Strategies: Tighten stop-loss levels during downtrends to minimize exposure, but remain flexible to avoid unnecessary exits due to minor fluctuations. Strategy for Long-Term Investors For investors with a longer horizon, the focus shifts to capital preservation and strategic accumulation. Downtrends are often seen as opportunities to acquire fundamentally strong stocks at discounted prices. However, lump-sum investments may carry undue risk in such uncertain times. Investor Action Plan: Staggered Buying Approach: Break up your investment into smaller tranches. This allows you to "buy the dip" progressively, reducing the impact of short-term volatility. Fundamental Analysis is Key: Focus on companies with solid balance sheets, robust cash flow, and consistent earnings growth. These are the stocks most likely to recover strongly when the market turns. Diversification and Risk Management: Avoid over-concentration in any single sector. Diversify across industries to mitigate risk and stabilize your portfolio. Technical Analysis: Support and Resistance Levels Support and resistance levels have been carefully marked to help identify potential points where Nifty could either bounce back or experience further declines. Monitoring these levels is essential, as they offer insights into market sentiment and price behavior. Breakouts above resistance or dips below support will provide clues about the next market direction. Key Takeaways Patience is Crucial: Whether you're a trader or an investor, waiting for clear signals is vital. Reacting impulsively to minor rallies can often lead to losses. Adapt to the Trend: Recognize that bearish trends demand a shift in strategy. What works in bull markets may not yield results in a downtrend. Risk Management First: Prioritize protecting your capital over chasing profits. The market will eventually turn, and having capital on hand to seize those opportunities will be key. By maintaining discipline and staying informed, you can navigate this challenging period with confidence. The market may be on a downtrend, but opportunities will arise for those who are prepared. Safe trading!
NSE:NIFTY
by sandeepbalachandran
Nifty 50 Index Chart Analysis### Chart Analysis for Nifty 50 Index #### Chart Overview This is the **Nifty 50 Index** on a **1-day (1D)** time frame. The chart displays candlestick patterns representing price movement with multiple technical indicators, such as **MACD**, **RSI**, **volume**, and **ATR Trailing Stops**. Key support and resistance zones are plotted, and bearish divergence is marked, highlighting potential reversal or continuation setups. --- #### Key Chart Features and Pattern Observations 1. **Price Trend**: - The recent price action shows a consistent downtrend after rejecting the resistance zone near **24,857.75**. - A break below support levels is evident, indicating bearish dominance. 2. **Support and Resistance Zones**: - Resistance is clearly marked at **24,857.75**, where the price faced rejection. - A significant support zone is visible near **23,263.15** (blue line), which might act as a potential bounce point. 3. **Bearish Divergence**: - The MACD histogram and price action show a bearish divergence, a signal of weakening upward momentum and potential trend reversal. 4. **Gap**: - A visible gap could serve as a future resistance area. --- #### Indicator Analysis 1. **Volume**: - Negative volume bars show an increase in selling pressure as the price approaches lower levels. - Lower green bars during the previous uptrend signify weak bullish interest. 2. **MACD (12,26,9)**: - **MACD Line (-45.53)** is below the **Signal Line (-17.81)**, signaling bearish momentum. - The histogram shows red bars, confirming sustained bearish sentiment. 3. **RSI (4)**: - RSI is at **51.72**, near the neutral zone but trending downward. - RSI is not oversold yet, indicating further room for a downward move. 4. **ATR Trailing Stops**: The price is below the ATR trailing stops, supporting the bearish bias. --- #### Key Levels or Price Levels 1. **Resistance Levels**: - **24,857.75**: Major resistance level where the price reversed. - **24,500**: Psychological resistance level for short-term trades. 2. **Support Levels**: - **23,263.15**: Strong support zone where buyers might step in. - **23,000**: Psychological round number and critical support. --- #### Overall Summary The Nifty 50 Index is exhibiting bearish characteristics with strong selling pressure. Indicators such as MACD, RSI, and volume align with the downward trend. Price is testing critical support levels, and bearish divergence further emphasizes a continuation of the downtrend unless support holds. --- #### Trading Strategy 1. **For Bears**: - Consider shorting on pullbacks toward **24,500** or **24,857.75** with a stop-loss above **25,000**. - Target **23,263.15** and **23,000** for profit-taking. 2. **For Bulls**: - Wait for a clear bounce or reversal signal at **23,263.15** or **23,000**. - Enter long positions only with confirmation, targeting **24,500**. 3. **Neutral Strategy**: - Observe price action near **23,263.15** before taking positions. - Breakout above **24,857.75** or below **23,000** can dictate the next trend. --- #### Conclusion The Nifty 50 Index is under bearish control, with price action and indicators confirming the downtrend. Support at **23,263.15** will be crucial in determining the next move. Traders should remain cautious and look for confirmation before entering positions. Short trades are favored unless a reversal signal emerges.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by ramumaurya
Nifty bearish viewhello, viewers. As we can see the 1 day swing high low and applied fib. retracement, as 1st fib. ret market retrace 0.5 level which indicates the low breaking probability for new low. And in 2nd new swing high low as per fib.ret. law 2nd swing golden ratio and 0.5 level also break low. which will indicates thee market will make new low at fib. support if low breaks then new support will be draw at chart which is of 1.382 and 1.50 of 2nd fib retracement. disclaimer = Everything drawn at chart, trade at your own risk.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by chazzsen
Nifty 50 - Portfolio Colour similar to color of Christmas?Year endings have historically been famous for a big correction and 2024 is no different. As I had mentioned in my previous idea, 23900, 23300 are crucial support to Nifty and 24300, 24800 are strong resistances We had seen a good bounce from 23300 to 24780 and then a good fall once 24300 was broken again. 23200-23300 will be a key level to understand next trend for Nifty. As we can see, there is a confluence of trendlines and demand zone around 23200. If we see a bear trap forming at this zone, one can expect 25000+ levels in January 2025. But if 23200 is broken, bloodbath may continue till budget with next key support zones being 22700, 22000, 21500. Market is going to be volatile as we are going to see a change in lot size of Nifty 50 from new year. It is better to be sector specific for swing trading.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by chartistamey
2
Nifty Trading Strategy for 23rd December 2024.Nifty Trading Strategy Key Levels: Buy Above: The high of the 15-minute candle that closes above 23,740 Sell Below: The low of the 15-minute candle that closes below 23,440 Targets: Upside Targets: 23,825, 23,925, 24,020 Downside Targets: 23,320, 23,230, 23,100 Strategy Details: Buy Signal: Enter a buy position above the high of the 15-minute candle that closes above 23,740, aiming for targets of 23,825, 23,925, and 24,020. Sell Signal: Enter a sell position below the low of the 15-minute candle that closes below 23,440, aiming for targets of 23,320, 23,230, and 23,100. Trailing Stop-Loss: Use a trailing stop-loss to manage risk and protect your capital. Book Profits: Regularly book profits at the specified resistance and support levels. Additional Tips: Monitoring: Continuously monitor the 15-minute chart for clear buy or sell signals. Risk Management: Always use stop-loss orders to manage risk and protect your capital. Market Conditions: Stay updated on market news and events that could impact Nifty. This strategy provides a structured approach for trading Nifty, ensuring clear buy and sell signals along with defined targets. I am not SEBI Registered.
NSE:NIFTY
by ramkkyy
Nifty Intraday Support & Resistance Levels for 23.12.2024On Friday, Nifty opened flat to positive and climbed to a high of 24,065.80, briefly crossing the previous day’s high. However, heavy selling pressure pushed it to a day low of 23,537.35, entering the 75m Demand Zone mentioned earlier. It closed negative for the 5th consecutive session at 23,587.50, losing 364 points. While the Weekly Trend (50 SMA) remains positive, the Daily Trend (50 SMA) has turned negative. Demand/Support Zones Near Demand/Support Zone (75m): 23,447.15 - 23,578.60 (tested) Far Support Level: 23,263 (low of 21st November 2024) Far Support Level: 23,189.88 (61.8% FIBO retracement) Far Demand/Support Zone (Daily): 21,791.95 - 22,910.15 Supply/Resistance Zones Near Supply/Resistance Zone (75m): 23,892.70 - 23,993.90 Far Supply/Resistance Zone (Daily): 24,149.85 - 24,394.45 Far Supply/Resistance Zone (Weekly): 24,567.65 - 25,234.05 (tested) Outlook Nifty has lost over 1,200 points during its five-day losing streak, entering an oversold zone on the 75m timeframe. With prices touching the 75m Demand Zone (23,447.15 - 23,578.60), there’s potential for a bounce back, provided the support holds.
NSE:NIFTY
by PriteshPalan
NIFTY Support and Resistance For NIFTY (NSE Nifty 50), the support and resistance levels are typically determined using technical analysis. These levels represent key price points at which the index is likely to either reverse direction or experience a significant pause in its movement. Since I do not have real-time data access, I'll guide you on how to determine 1-day (1D) support and resistance for NIFTY using common methods. You can apply these techniques using charting tools or financial platforms like TradingView, MetaTrader, or similar platforms that provide real-time market data. 1. Support Level: Support is the price level at which the index tends to find buying interest, causing a potential price reversal or halt in a downward trend. Support is formed at previous price lows or significant levels where NIFTY has bounced up in the past. 2. Resistance Level: Resistance is the price level at which selling interest tends to emerge, preventing the price from moving higher and potentially causing a reversal or a slowdown in upward momentum. Resistance is found at previous price highs or significant levels where NIFTY has previously struggled to break above. Common Techniques to Identify Support and Resistance: Pivot Points (for intraday trading): Pivot points provide a mathematical calculation for predicting potential support and resistance levels for the day. Key pivot levels are calculated based on the previous day's high, low, and close prices: Pivot Point = High + Low + Close 3 Pivot Point= 3 High+Low+Close ​ First Resistance (R1) = (2 × Pivot Point) − Low First Support (S1) = (2 × Pivot Point) − High Second Resistance (R2) = Pivot Point + (High − Low) Second Support (S2) = Pivot Point − (High − Low) Fibonacci Retracement: Fibonacci retracement levels are popular for identifying potential support and resistance zones. The key retracement levels are 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 100%. To plot Fibonacci retracement, you identify the significant swing high and swing low on the chart and apply the Fibonacci tool. The retracement levels often coincide with important support and resistance zones. Previous Highs and Lows: Look at past price action, especially the previous day's high and low points. These are often the first areas of support and resistance. Resistance is typically found near the previous day's high. Support is usually near the previous day's low. Trendlines: Drawing trendlines on the chart connecting multiple highs and lows can help identify sloping support and resistance levels. Uptrend support is drawn along the rising lows. Downtrend resistance is drawn along the falling highs.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by EmpireCrown