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WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 16400, 16500, 16600
PIVOT POINT: 16250
WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY: 16150, 16000,
15800
WEEKLY
CHART FOR NIFTY
DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 16300, 16375, 16425
PIVOT POINT: 16225
DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY: 16150, 16050, 15900
DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY
The Indian equity market started the week
with high volatility at the opening bell, led by mixed global signals and
domestic macroeconomic developments over the weekend. The benchmark index
Nifty50 soon rallied optimism and stepped up to test the crucial resistance
zone of 16400 odd levels. However, momentum was exhausted in the second half as
broad-based profit bookings were seen on various meters and the benchmark index
pared any initial gains to end the day a little above the 16200 level, down just
0.32% . Weak Asian signals led to a tentative start in our domestic market on
Tuesday, with the benchmark index falling for the first few hours. The Nifty50
index traded in a tight range for most of the session and endured a lackluster
trading day. The correction was exacerbated by the weak end that pulled the
Nifty below the 16100 subzone, but some recovery soon followed. Finally, the
index ended the day a little above the 16100 level down 0.55%. The price action
over the past three days suggests a lack of conviction at higher levels and
hence the market gets nervous every time we approach the higher range. On
Wednesday, the benchmark Nifty50 index remained under pressure from the first
few hours, gradually declining to test the 16000 level. The second half
saw a brisk recovery from 16000 but that too was softened by the tipping finish
to eventually finish a little above that key point. Despite the luke warmness,
the market ended the day in favor of the bears, dropping another 0.62%. Our
home market saw an action packed session with a V shaped rally on expiry day on
Thursday 27th May 2022. The benchmark nifty50 index started the day with a gap
to the upside that soon sold into and broke the psychological barrier to test
intraday lows of 15904 odd levels. However, mid-session short covering prompted
a lively rally that reduced all of the initial loss, followed by the
broad-based optimism that boosted market sentiment and ended the week-long
selling frenzy. The Nifty ended the expiry session at the daily high, gaining
0.90%. Nifty built on gains of the previous session on
May 27. It opened with an up gap and continued to rise to close almost at the
intra-day high. At close, Nifty was up at 190 points at 16360. Nifty gained for
the second consecutive week rising 0.53% for the week. Sentiments seem to have
turned for the better over the past two days.
NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 16000;
STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @ 16600
A move above 16400 could take the Nifty swiftly to 16600 and
later 16800. However, 16200 support needs to be protected.
TECHNICALLY SPEAKING
Investors who joined the global rally were in a buying mood
after favorable retail gains in the US. Falling FII sales also gave solace to
the domestic market by lowering volatility. The upcoming RBI monetary policy
meeting will be a key factor for the market, where they are expected to
announce an additional 25-35bp rate hike. The Nifty had a volatile week,
falling below the 16100 level but recovering to close in the green on the
weekly chart. The daily chart shows that the recent dip has found support near
the 78.6% retracement level which was near 15800. The index then experienced
new buying support. On the way up, it cleared certain short-term hurdles and is
now approaching the crucial 16400 level again. The index has faced resistance
near 16350 for the past three weeks. Once the 16400 level is breached on a
closing basis, the index will move up to 16625. On the other hand, the
short-term support zone is shifting up to 16250-16200. Nifty remained strong as
it held above 16200 throughout the day. Momentum oscillator RSI is in a bullish
crossover and rising. Going forward, a decisive move above 16400 is likely to
trigger a rally towards 16,700-16,800. At the bottom, supports are visible at 16200/16000.
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