Intraday chart
You must read previous articles and
watch above chart carefully to understand this article completely.
Today’s outlook: -
It was looking little unusual to see
rebound after breaking levels like 5630. It was almost on monthly low. We have
H&S pattern and n-line was at 5630. Well, I have already quoted in past two
days that one pullback may come and it came. Very obvious question is that how
can it sustain? It hardly matters right now. What matters most is the indices
movement. It is looking like we may have
some higher opening. Charts are suggesting that we may not cross 5690 levels.
There is an intermediate resistance at 5667 levels.
There is a chance that we need to
wait for the break of 5630 again on fresh basis to talk about fall. It is not
going to be very likely case but I cannot deny. Trading strategy is suggesting
that one can initiate short position with hedging to bet for further fall.
Intraday wave progression is
suggesting that we may see resistance in the zone of 5670 to 5690. Well, in my
view that can have lesser buy and higher possibility of shorting at higher
levels. We need to remember that H&S pattern will take its effect in coming
days. Banking index is still looking weak.
There is another way to look for
this market, which can be bull’s logic. One can say that market has taken out
weak buyer from the market by breaking 5630. Now, only stronger buyers are
present in the market. We are on last trading day of the week and we will get
lots of answer today. Ideally, it should fall from higher levels. We can only
hope that we will not get the pain of choppiness just like October month. We are
back to same levels again?
This pullback or advance can sustain
as long we kept on getting some good news flow. We are moving near to US president election date. It can
make its impact on global market. Indian market had a good hope of rate cut but
that has not come. That was the trigger for the break below 5630. It seems that
we need that kind of trigger again. It is very clear that we may not get rate
cut very soon now.
Regards,
Praveen Kumar
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