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The RTH session yesterday mirrored the previous day's price action. The initial hour showed strength, but sellers appeared positioned just below the PD high, leading to a fourth consecutive day of lower highs and lower lows. As expected, the breach of the…
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#Banknifty Trend is Down 🥺
Let it come to a Good dz
Dz is marked in Green
Best Demand is marked in Black
Let it come to a Good dz
Dz is marked in Green
Best Demand is marked in Black
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Markets have a funny way of lulling you into thinking it’s all calm, and then—wham!—you get hit with a big move, especially after a long consolidation. And what do we say about consolidations? The longer they last, the bigger the bang when things finally break loose.
Last week, we saw the market step off a cliff as the 10-day balance area gave way to weakness. Despite sharp fall from highs, Friday decided to add a little more drama after the data release First a 40 point 1 minute candle, and then sharp move down, with prices dropping and filling that gap at 5487.75. But oh no, that wasn’t enough—we even dove through the 5396-5402 gap just for good measure. Now the market's staging its next act.
The Key Level to Watch This Week: 5435. Friday saw sellers dig in their heels here like it was the Alamo. If buyers can bulldoze their way through, we’re eyeing 5445, then 5470, and eventually 5491. Get above 5491, and we might start singing a different tune—something with a little bullish pep.
But if we stay below 5435, it’s likely another round of “Let’s See How Low We Can Go” with 5394 on deck, followed by 5384- 5361.75 - 5322. And if the market really wants to push it, we’ll be paying a visit to the support zone at 5294. Expect some desperate buyers to show up down there, probably wearing sunglasses and hoping no one recognizes them.
Last week, we saw the market step off a cliff as the 10-day balance area gave way to weakness. Despite sharp fall from highs, Friday decided to add a little more drama after the data release First a 40 point 1 minute candle, and then sharp move down, with prices dropping and filling that gap at 5487.75. But oh no, that wasn’t enough—we even dove through the 5396-5402 gap just for good measure. Now the market's staging its next act.
The Key Level to Watch This Week: 5435. Friday saw sellers dig in their heels here like it was the Alamo. If buyers can bulldoze their way through, we’re eyeing 5445, then 5470, and eventually 5491. Get above 5491, and we might start singing a different tune—something with a little bullish pep.
But if we stay below 5435, it’s likely another round of “Let’s See How Low We Can Go” with 5394 on deck, followed by 5384- 5361.75 - 5322. And if the market really wants to push it, we’ll be paying a visit to the support zone at 5294. Expect some desperate buyers to show up down there, probably wearing sunglasses and hoping no one recognizes them.
Stock option players can Keep FMCG Index on Radar
Expecting Upside spikee soon in upcoming Days!
Stocks which are on Radar
🟡 Britannia
🟡 Dabur
🟡 United spirits
🟡 Hindustan Unilever
🟡 Nestle India
🟡 UBL
🟡 Marico
🟡 Tata Consumer
🟡 Emami LTD
Expecting Upside spikee soon in upcoming Days!
Stocks which are on Radar
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FMCG to the mooon 😆
Expecting almost same move in BNF NIFTY AND Finnifty Tomorrow
Spikee possible
Spikee possible