ChartsSpecialist

NIFTY : moving as expected

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NSE:NIFTY   Nifty 50 Index
NIFTY : bounce perfectly as mentioned last time, 23rd Dec : we would require engulf candle Monday to sustain and Today we have Bullish engulf candle on chart. :)

26th Dec: What Next: after creating Engulf still some level is pending for Nifty to back to his bull zone. Zone is marked in charts. lets wait & watch.

27th Dec: Nifty it trying to catch our Bull zone levels marked in chart.....Lets see tomorrow what will happened after it touch our Bull zone level. Thursday we would have more idea on Nifty . Keep watch.

28th Dec: As mentioned yesterday, Nifty touch our Bull zone and reverse exactly from there. its not easy for Nifty to break price action levels. Tomorrow If Bulls able to gap up and sustain we can see continue up move. If unable to sustain, Nifty can back again in our support zone (Box). Trade as per morning candle.

30th Dec : Sorry guys, unable to update yesterday due to some personal reason.
As expected nifty entered successfully in Bull zone now. X managed to trap people by gap down yesterday and then bulls pressure was with full josh. This is what we were looking for "Josh". Now shifted support to 1'6159-181 zone as Market have to sustain till here for next move. 18434 is next resistance on chart as per my study. Lets wait & watch

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Comment:
1st Jan : Nifty was not able to sustain and down during last session. but its hold position exactly at hour support line. Still nifty is near support zone and bull can try again with double force to back in bull zone. Lets see Monday candle pattern

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