Technical & Derivatives Report
Exhibit 1: Nifty Daily Chart
On Friday, we started-off the session almost flat and in line to last
couple of sessions the momentum was missing. In the initial hour of
trade, index inched towards 35800 but failed to sustain at higher levels
and soon we witnessed some fresh selling pressure post RBI governor
announced to keep the rates unchanged for sixth policy meet. As the
day progressed, the banking index slide below 35200 mark and finally
concluded the day with the cut of a percent.
It’s the second week of underperformance by the BankNifty, especially
the Friday’s fall ruined the overall gains and hence index concluded the
week with the marginal gains of 0.43%. Really speaking, the week was
full of boredom except for Friday’s move and there isn’t any major
change in the overall chart structure to be talked about. As far as levels
are concerned, around 35000 mark is the immediate demand zone;
whereas, on the higher side 35800-36000 shall be looked as resistance
area. The overall action still remains outside this basket; hence, would
advise traders’ focusing on same for the time being.
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Key Levels
Support 1 – 35000 Resistance 1 – 35800
Support 2 – 34750 Resistance 2 – 36000
Exhibit 2: Nifty Bank Daily Chart
We reiterate when market moves in such typical manner, it’s better not
to get complacent and one should take one step at a time. Also, it would
be a prudent strategy to avoid aggressive leveraged bets (especially
overnight) because any in between hiccup may spoil your short term
trading journey.
Key Levels
Support 1 – 15600 Resistance 1 – 15800
Support 2 – 15525 Resistance 2 – 15870
During last week, Market started flat on Monday and in fact, in the initial
trade, there was some mild negativity seen in the market. But similar to
the recent trend, market absorbed the pressure and then resumed its
upward momentum, once again led by the giant RELIANCE. As the day
progressed, the buying momentum continued to first reach the new
milestone of 15500 and in the final hour 15600 became the reality as
well. Eventually, the Nifty ended the session with nearly a percent gains.
After a brief pause on the subsequent day, the Nifty continued its
northward march to hit fresh record highs beyond 15700 during the
latter half of the week to conclude with one and half a percent gains.
The kind of price action we have been witnessing since few days, the
commentary would sound a bit repetitive because there is nothing
different to talk about. As we have been mentioning, every 100 points
upside level should be treated as an immediate resistance and now this
level comes at 15800. Ideally considering the Fibonacci ratios, we do not
see any major hurdle before 16000 and hence, even if this has to be met
in the near term, the move would continue to be slow and steady in
nature. One of the favourable factors is the significant drop in INDIA VIX
which is back to the pre-COVID levels; bodes well for the bulls. On the
flipside, 15600 – 15525 – 15450 are to be seen as key support levels.
Only a handful of index heavyweights are giving some notable moves,
otherwise the real action still continues in the broader end of the
spectrum. Stocks from the cash segment are literally roaring and thus it’s
advisable to stick to this approach.