Friday, January 7, 2022

NIFTY WEEKLY OUTLOOK CHART & VIEW FOR 10JAN 2022 TO 15 JAN 2022

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WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 17900, 18150, 18300

PIVOT POINT: 17800

WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  17700, 17500, 17300

WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY

DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 17875, 17975, 18075

PIVOT POINT: 17775

DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY:  17675, 17575, 17475

DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY


The calendar year 2022 started on a pleasant note despite SGX was indicating some sluggishness. The bulls took the charge right from the word go and within first hour itself, Nifty hastened towards 17500. It was followed by a steady up move throughout the remaining part of the session to even conquer the important level of 17600 on a closing basis. With this, the bulls made a statement on the first day of the year as they pocketed more than 1.50% gains to the previous close. Despite was indicating a flat start, our markets started the Tuesday with yet another upside gap. Within few ticks, Nifty was above 17700; but the initial volatility dragged index lower to enter sub17600 territory before anyone could realize. Fortunately the nerves settled down in the first half an hour which was then followed by a steady up move throughout the remaining part of the session. Due to some tail end buying, Nifty went on to reclaim 17800 on a closing basis. Wednesday morning, most of the global bourses were a bit nervous and hence Nifty was indicating a sluggish start. At the opening, our markets completely shrugged off these cues and opened on a positive note. In the initial hours, Nifty looked a bit tentative on the back of strong profit booking seen in IT heavyweights; but banking provided the helping hand. It not only came for a rescue but managed to lift the benchmark higher throughout the remaining part of the session to add another seven tenths of percent to the bulls’ kitty. During the previous night, US markets suddenly took a nosedive after US Fed hinted towards possible early hike in interest rates. This had a rub off effect on all other global peers on Thursday morning and we were obviously not spared on this occasion. Indian markets started the day with decent downside gap, trapping most of the overnight traders after Wednesday’s spectacular close above 17900. Around the mid-session, Nifty was back to 17650; but fortunately a modest recovery thereafter trimmed some of its losses to conclude the weekly expiry comfortable above 17750. Friday was a volatile day, after a positive opening index made an intraday high at 17905 level but showed profit booking from a higher level as made intraday low at 17704  levels and managed to close the session at 17812  level with a gain of 66 points. 

NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 17400; STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @ 18200

We are now shy away from the psychological mark of 18000 and the next leg of the rally would start after surpassing it convincingly. Till then it would be a daunting task for the bulls to overcome the sturdy wall of 18000 – 18100. The way tables have turned in favor of the bulls in last couple of weeks, it would merely be a formality to overcome this hurdle and then move towards the previous highs. But before this, we are likely to see some in between profit booking considering the sharp run up in such a short span.

TECHNICALLY SPEAKING

On the technical front, the index has been trading with higher high & higher low formation on a weekly chart as well as formed open marubozu candlestick which suggests an upside rally in the counter. On a four hourly chart, index has formed a hammer kind of candlestick pattern which adds bullish momentum for upcoming sessions. Moreover, the index has been trading above 21 & 50-HMA which suggests strength in the counter. However, a momentum indicator MACD trading with a positive crossover on the daily time-frame. At present, the index has support at 17500 levels while resistance comes at 18000 levels, crossing above the same can show 18200-18300 levels. On the other hand, Bank Nifty has support at 36800 levels while resistance at 38300 levels.

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