WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR
NIFTY: 16300, 16400, 16500
PIVOT POINT: 16200
WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY: 16100, 16000,
15900
WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY
DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY:
16300, 16350, 16400
PIVOT POINT: 16250
DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY: 16200, 16150, 16100
DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY
Nifty started the August month & new trading week with a gap up of over 100 points as indicated by the SGX Nifty. However, the index then consolidated within a range throughout the day and ended tad below the 15900 mark. Nifty started the Tuesday session on a positive note and surpassed the hurdle of 15970 after a long consolidation. It conquered the 16000 level and achieved a new milestone which led to a buying interest in the index heavyweights. The momentum continued throughout the day and the index ended the day well above 16100 with gains of over one and a half percent.Post creating new records on Tuesday, Nifty started the Wednesday with a gap up around 16200 and maintained a positive bias throughout the day. The upmove was mainly led by the banking heavyweights and Nifty managed to end the day above 16250 with gains of eight-tenths of a percent. Last couple of sessions before the weekly expiry turned out to be cheerful for the bulls, but the index consolidated within a narrow range on the expiry day and ended tad below 16300 with marginal gains.
NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 15900;
STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @ 16500
Nifty finally came out of its consolidation phase and surpassed the 16300 mark which the market participants were awaiting for. As the index breached this hurdle, good buying interest was seen in the large cap stocks which pushed the index higher by the close. The buying interest in the heavyweights certainly bodes well for the bulls and in the later part of the day, the banking space was buzzing and showed signs of a catch up move. If the banking sector continues to gain strength, then it would provide impetus to Nifty as well which should lead to further up move in the near term. However, since the market has entered uncharted territory, it is better to take one step at a time and focus on pockets which are gaining strength. As far as index levels are concerned, 16300-16500 are the next levels to watch on the higher side, while the support base now shifts higher to 16100-15800
TECHNICALLY SPEAKING.
RBI
has maintained the accommodative stance indicating that the primary focus area
remains growth and economic recovery is more critical than inflation. This was
on expected lines as RBI has been demonstrating sustained commitment to growth.
The September and December quarters are critical given the risk of third wave
of COVID-19 and RBI has implemented proactive measures to maintain adequate
liquidity in the system. The markets are in strong bull phase indicating
significant confidence on India’s growth prospects and RBI’s policy stance
extends a strong support to it.
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