- Nifty Futures closed at 5559 which is 13 points lower than its previous close of 5572.
- Nifty Futures continued the downtrend in a narrow range trading and registered intraday low at 5550.
- Nifty Futures is refusing to turn upwards and trading below 5600 is indicating an inherent weakness in the market.
- The level of 5500 is having strong importance as a crucial support as this is the last defensive line for bulls.
- As per the timing cycle day, placed on 9th and 10th April, a reversal is expected which will be confirmed above 5650.
- But if Nifty Futures closes below 5500 then this will be a worrisome sign and sharp selloff will be seen.
- The short term RSI on daily chart is again turned downwards indicating breach of 5650 is necessary for confirming the reversal.
- As long as Nifty trades below 6000, the current intermediate trend will be in downward direction.
- The intraday resistance levels for Nifty are placed at 5600 & 5650 where as the intraday support levels are placed at 5530 & 5500 respectively.
Monday, April 8, 2013
9th April: 5500: Make or Break Level for Nifty Futures on closing basis
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