NEXT WEEK NIFTY PREDICTION & CHARTS 5 NOV TO 9 NOV 2018

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WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY:10500,10600,10700

 PIVOT POINT: 10400

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  10300,10200,10100

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 DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 10450,10550,10650

PIVOT POINT:10400

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  10350,10250,10150

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Happy Diwali week!   The index continues to enjoy its Bull Run despite some in between hiccups.  The benchmarks clocked their best weekly rally in two years after stocks extended gains globally as the boost to sentiment came after Bloomberg News reported U.S. President Donald Trump is interested in reaching an agreement on trade with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Group of 20 nations summit in Argentina this month and has asked key officials to begin drafting potential terms. For the week Sensex surged 4.98 percent and the Nifty 50 Index rose 5.2 percent. Trading for the week began marginally higher as indicated by the Nifty. Subsequently, we saw immediate drop in initial five minutes of trade. However, post this there was sustained buying seen throughout the remaining part of the day. In fact, the momentum accelerated in the latter half to clock massive single day gains of over two percent. Eventually, the broad based rally resulted into reclaiming of 10200 with some authority.  Tuesday was clearly a day of disappointment for the momentum traders after seeing Monday’s massive intraday rally. During the first half, we did see couple of attempts to head higher but on both these occasions, index failed to carry the momentum as few heavyweights were experiencing strong selling pressure, which eventually aggravated in the latter half to pull the index once gain below the 10200 mark. Wednesday nifty opened higher after Tuesday’s minor correction or rather we should term it as a breather. Subsequently, we witnessed a nosedive in the initial hour mainly on the back of some news flow on the differences between the RBI and the Central government. Fortunately, the damage got restricted at the kissing distance from 10100 and to everyone’s surprise, there was complete turnaround in traders’ sentiments as we witnessed a vertical rally of nearly 300 points to conclude the session with whopping gains of 1.85%. Wednesday’s v-shaped recovery was followed by a gap opening with a decent margin on Thursday. However, similar to recent trend, this early morning lead turned out to be a formality as we witnessed good profit booking in most of the heavyweight constituents. During the day, index largely remained in a small range and all attempts to surpass 10400 were turned unsuccessful. Eventually, we had a flat opening tad below this crucial junction. On Friday nifty rebounded strongly along with rupee after crude fell for fifth day in a row amid strong global cues. Nifty climbed 1.66% or 173 points to 10,553 & closed the week on bullish note.

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The markets started the month on a lackluster note, despite easing of concerns about the central bank's autonomy and strong global cues. The Nifty opened positive and consolidated for most part of Thursday’s session. The markets swung between gains and losses amid cautious trade as losses in IT stocks offset gains in banking, metal and infrastructure shares. At the day's highest point, the Sensex traded with a gain of 237 points to cross the 34650 mark but gave up most of those gains by afternoon. The Nifty climbed 55 points to touch an intraday high of 10441. At the close of market hours, the Sensex closed down 10 points at 34431, while the Nifty ended lower by 6 points at 10380.

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A volatile trading session has ended on positive note. On Wednesday nifty managed to recover more than 300 points from its intraday low of 10,100 and headed towards 10,400 mark. It surpassed the immediate hurdle of 10,280 and closed with a decent gain of 188 points. A strong surge in financials along with IT names was responsible for pushing the indices higher. Pharmaceuticals joined the bandwagon as well and a combination of all these factors boosted the market. 

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In the past two months, Indian market wiped out gains it made in the year 2018. Benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, were down about nearly 17 percent from their respective highs. The markets traded low on Tuesday, ending the trading session in red below 10200 at the closing bell. At the close of market hours, the Sensex is down 176 points at 33891, while the Nifty is lower by 52 points at 10198.

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The benchmark indices settled over 2 per cent higher on Monday, as investors lauded a solid set of September-quarter earnings in large-cap companies such as ICICI Bank and Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories. In a strong rebound for market today, the Sensex and Nifty staged a smart recovery to rise over 2 percent each in afternoon trade. While the Sensex rose 718 points to 34067, the Nifty gained 220 points to 10250.

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NEXT WEEK NIFTY PREDICTION & CHARTS 29 OCT TO 2 NOV 2018

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WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY:10300,10400,10500

 PIVOT POINT: 10000

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  9900,9800,9700

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DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 10100,10200,10300

PIVOT POINT:10050

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY :  10000,9800,9700

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We started-off the week on a positive note and rallied towards 10600 mark, but this up move was short lived as once again massive selling emerged to bring index towards 10000. In index futures, mixed positions were formed last week. At the same time, put writer of 9800 strikes also lightered some of their positions. Stronger hands continued selling in index futures along with longs in index puts.  First half in the week gone by was very much on expected lines as we saw continuation of previous week’s relief move towards the 10500 mark. This move was aided by some of the macro factors like Crude oil cooling off from higher levels and respite in domestic currency after recent relentless weakness.  Monday, we had a good bump up at the opening owing to strong positive cues from the Asian bourses, especially the Hong Kong market. However, this again turned out to be formality as there was immense selling pressure seen right from the word go. Subsequently, index consolidated for some time in a range before sliding below the 10300 in the last hour of the trade. On Monday  nifty ended at 10252. On Tuesday market opening formality as always was influenced by the global peers and they were literally sinking early in the morning. As a result, we had a gap down opening which was followed by some immediate recovery towards Monday’s low. However, once again a strong selling pressure at higher levels dragged the index lower to breach recent swing low of 10138. Fortunately, at the end, the damage was not as big as it looked; courtesy to some tail end recovery in the broader market. On Tuesday nifty ended at 10146. Wednesday, once again we had a good bump up at the opening, courtesy to smart recovery in US markets on Tuesday. However, similar to last two occasions, markets corrected after seeing 100 points gap. In fact, immediately post the midsession, the selling aggravated and in the process, we hastened towards previous day’s low. Fortunately, this time the close was not as it was on previous two occasions. In last hour of the trade, we witnessed a good broad based recovery in the market to reclaim the 10200 mark on a closing basis yesterday too; the gap down opening was mainly on the back of sharp overnight sell off seen in the US markets. Wednesday nifty closed at 10290. Thursday the market remained under pressure throughout the session but recovered a bit at the end of October F&O expiry day. The Nifty closed October series 99 points lower at 10124 points. The Nifty Bank index closed Thursday’s trade 0.98% lower. Friday markets extended falls on to hit nearly seven-month low. The Sensex closed 340 points lower at 33349, while the Nifty shed 94 points to settle at 10030.

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 A volatile session with a wider range as the Indian market was following the global negative cues to open gap down. Severe selling pressure threw investors off-balance today as domestic stocks suffered more losses.  The benchmark Sensex plunged 481 points to 33,53 and the Nifty broke below 1,100 as most sectors felt the heat on the last day of October futures and options contracts.  The market remained under pressure throughout the session but recovered a bit at the end of October F&O expiry day. The Nifty closed October series 99 points lower at 10124 points. The Nifty Bank index closed Thursday’s trade 0.98% lower. 

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A highly volatile trading day has ended on positive note. Disappointed by the Q2 results of index heavyweights led by lower margins, market lost the early gains. But in the latter part, these losses were recovered due to sharp fall in oil prices and short covering ahead the F&O expiry. Additionally, a recovery in the rupee and drop in yields are expected to improve the liquidity situation supported by RBI's open market operations. Markets started Wednesday's session on a strong note, before giving up most of the day's gains in late morning deals. The Sensex bounced back 444 points to take out the 34000 mark. The sensex touched 34291 at the day's highest point. The Nifty advanced 143 points to touch an intraday high of 10290.

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