Saturday, August 27, 2022

Nifty Is Ready For 16800..? | Market Outlook

In the last write up we discussed Nifty levels and it has reacted the same. We have seen good profit booking after touched to 17792. More profit booking can come ahead? I think yes, because of the global markets. In this last trading session, the American market has shown a big fall and closed at a day low. Dow Jones has given a breakdown to the trend line and confirmed Head & Shoulder. This is trend change confirmation and it is on the daily chart so the short-term trend will be down. American market impacts our market so we can see more correction in our market. Let's see the chart analysis of our index.












Nifty Weekly Chart: On a medium-term time frame Nifty has made Spinning Top but the lower leg is big which means the Bulls are active at the bottom. As per the options data, there are important support levels are 17500/17400. If the Nifty breaks these levels then the next support zone is around 17800/17600.










Nifty Daily Chart: Nifty has made bottom near 15300 and shown non-stop rally till the 18000. Now it is in the mood of profit taking and global clues are supporting. It has corrected almost 700 points in the last week. However, the American markets are not supportive so we can see more fall in our market. Also, on the daily chart, it has made Inverse Cup & Handle which is the signal of a trend change. We have to wait for confirmation and our trend will change for the short term. From the last three trading sessions, the Nifty is taking support from 20 DMA. If it breaks & closes below 17400 then we can see 17000 i.e. 200 DMA or on a breakout of 18000 we can see a new lifetime high. So be ready for both sides and stick to large-cap stocks only. SGX Nifty closed above 17400 and given respect to immediate support.




















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Disclaimer: The contents produced here are purely for educational purposes. They should not be construed as buy/sell recommendations. I am not a SEBI registered Analyst or Investment Advisor. Readers are advised to consult their Investment advisor before taking any decisions based on the above write-up.

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