Nifty and BankNifty Chart for 23rd March 2023

Market Context -

Tomorrow market will mostly react on the outcome and commentary of FOMC meeting in USA. Volatility will be high. Better to trade on light quantity or no trade at all if the market will be out of pattern.

Nifty50 –

Same levels will continue for this whole week. Today was sideways and Nifty was trading exactly between the levels marked on the chart.

17200 will be a good resistance and 17100 is a support as of now. This 100 points zone is just full of volatility. Let market make some pattern and we can trade accordingly.

Chart for reference-

BankNifty-

Today Banknifty was also trading in almost 150 points zone from 39850- 40000.

It can act as a good flip zone. Anything above and below this zone can give us better trade opportunity for tomorrow.

Chart for reference-

Abbreviations used in Chart-

PDH – Previous day High

PDL – Previous day Low

PWH – Previous Week High

PWL – Previous Week Low

PDC – Previous Day Close

NOTE: THIS BLOG IS ONLY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE. TRADE WISELY.

Comments

Nifty and BankNifty Context with levels for 13th June 2023

Recap - Nowadays market shows all the major action in first half hour and then remain silent for whole day with price hovering around first 15-minute candle. Indices are not in sync hence not getting any big moves on either side. Scalp and run is the way for traders to make some money. Market Context for Tomorrow - PCR remains almost same in both the indices. Expecting the market to remain sideways to bearish. Both Nifty and BankNifty are at good support. If any big move has to come the support needs to be broken first and then we can see some good move downside. Nifty50 – Nifty has hardly given 30-40 points move today. For good trades, it needs to go above PDH or below PDL. Hence plan will be to wait for Nifty to start moving on either side breaking PDH/PDL and then we can plan our trade accordingly. Still on upside go with less quantity. Targets will be 18680, 18720. On downside keeping target as 18520, 18480. Chart for reference- BankNifty- BankN

Nifty and BankNifty Context with levels for 26th April 2023

Market Context - Today was a very sluggish day with no major action and not good for trading. Both the indices faced a resistance at their major levels and tried to break and sustain it but failed. Positionally stay with the bullish trend but don’t go long blindly as market is showing some consolidation and can give a pullback now. Nifty50 – Nifty gave a trade after it came around 17720 and the first target of 17767 was achieved. Unable to sustain above 17800 as of now. And from candlestick pattern we can see that it can go downside at least tomorrow. A gap up can give us a short trade with targets of 17750 and 17700. 17650-17660 is a zone where if market opens we have to wait for Nifty to form a price action and trade accordingly. Chart for reference- BankNifty - Today BankNifty was more bearish and expecting same to continue for tomorrow as well. We can plan for a short trade below PDL with targets of 42500, 42400. Any big gap up, don’t

Nifty and BankNifty Chart for 20th March 2023

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