NIFTY has been consolidating this whole week. And now that the weekly Expiry is over today, it is ready for a trending move either side - to resume it's upward March towards 25000 OR to retest it's recent swing lows. Although it seems to be trading within a clearly defined Regression channel for now.
Bank Nifty has broken out of its broader range and is now looking good for further upside continuation. 0.5% CRR cut announced by RBI is a huge positive for Banking stocks.
Nifty is looking good for next week with a positive market structure. But it may undercut 24600 and test 24500 before resuming the rally. Immediate resistance is placed in the Zone of 24900-25000. But be careful trading the breakout of the high of the long legged Doji formed on Thrusday.
Bank Nifty has formed clear Demand and supply Zones astride 0.618 and 0.236 Fib retracement levels with the Zone of 0.5 and 0.382 acting as a Pivot. Going by the pattern, the November monthly closing seems to be in the range of 51353-51500 Zone.
Nifty 50 took support near .618 fib retracement levels on Daily TF which is astride 200 DEMA (23555). An Overhead Supply Zone has formed below the 0.382 fib retracement level (24567). The pattern formation suggests November monthly closing in the Pivot Zone of 23786 to 24053.
Ever since the breakdown of 03 Oct, Bank NIFTY has been trading in a range of about 2000 points. Any sustainable move will only come once this range is decisively broken.
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