WEEKLY RESISTANCE FOR
NIFTY: 17600, 17800, 18000
PIVOT POINT: 17400
WEEKLY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY: 17200, 17000,
16800
WEEKLY CHART FOR NIFTY
DAILY RESISTANCE FOR NIFTY: 17550, 17650, 17750
PIVOT POINT: 17450
DAILY SUPPORT FOR NIFTY: 17350, 17250, 17150
DAILY CHART FOR NIFTY
In the midst of the mixed global cues, our markets started
the week on a flat note. After the initial volatility, Nifty managed to find a
clear direction; but unfortunately it was southwards. As the day progressed, the
selling aggrandized across the broader market to break all intraday supports
one after another. Eventually, bulls surrendered the psychological level of
17000 convincingly to mark lowest daily close in last three months. Despite
positive global cues, our markets had a terrible session on Monday as Nifty
marked the lowest close in last three months. But we could not neglect the
extended recovery in global peers on Tuesday. All key indices started the
session with a decent upside gap and as the day progressed, the upward move
kept accelerating to recoup all previous day’s losses. Eventually, Nifty ended
the session tad below 17200 with over one and half a percent gains. Tuesday’s
smart recovery was followed by a decent bump up at the opening on Wednesday and
cheerful mood across the globe provided impetus for this head start. This gap
up might have caught so many overnight traders on the wrong foot and hence,
there was a complete gush seen in the initial hour to cover shorts. As a
result, all key indices extended their relief rally and remained steady post
the RBI monetary policy, which turned out to be a non-event.In last couple of
sessions, our markets have witnessed a remarkable recovery from sub-17000
territory. This positivity was carried over Thursday at the start as we
witnessed a gap up opening with a small margin above 17500. However, in the
initial hour, we witnessed a strong bout of profit booking to not only erase
opening gains but also went on to slide below 17400. Fortunately the initial
nerves settled down immediately which resulted in a complete recovery during
the remaining part of the day to conclude the weekly expiry on a positive note
tad above the 17500 mark. Indian market traded with cuts to close flat
following weak sentiments in the global market as the market awaits the release
of Indian and US November inflation numbers.
market ended on flat note in the highly volatile session on 10 dec 2021 friday. At close, the Sensex was down 20 points at 58786,
and the Nifty was down 5 points at 17511.
NIFTY: A STRONG SUPPORT WILL BE @ 16800;
STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL SEEN @ 17800
If we
take a glance at the overall price movement in last 7 – 8 sessions, markets has
been gyrating in a slightly wider range where both ends got tested with immense
volatility. So market has decided to take some breather after nearing the
cluster of resistance i.e. 17500 – 17600 – 17700. For the coming session, 17200 followed by 17000
are to be seen as immediate supports.
TECHNICALLY SPEAKING
Overall this week our market managed to close in the
positive terrain; but it was certainly a challenging week for both
counterparties. Market was clearly unsure of its direction for the most part of
the week. If we look at it from a technical point of view, market is respecting
the levels precisely. At the beginning, the Nifty started rebounding after
reaching the price target of ‘Head and Shoulder’ pattern of 16800 and on
Friday, it became nervous after nearing a stiff resistance zone of 17500 –
17600. Direction wise, we continue to remain cautious and there is no doubt we
are still in a ‘Sell on rise’ kind of market. This view will remain intact as
long as Nifty does not surpass 17900 which is the confluence point of two key
trend lines. Also sooner or later we expect the recent low around 16800 is to
be breached soon; but it will happen immediately or after some more
consolidation in the range of 16800 – 17500; we need to assess the situation in
the coming week. Meanwhile, traders can continue with a stock specific approach
and we may see trades on both sides if Nifty remains in a consolidation mode.
But it would be a prudent strategy to keep booking timely profits and
considering the volatile nature of global markets, carrying aggressive bets
overnight should be strictly avoided. As far as levels are concerned, 17350 –
17500 – 17600 are to be considered as immediate hurdles; whereas on the
flipside, 17000 – 16800 should be treated as a cluster of support.