1. Supports are at about 5913,
5892 and 5837 while resistances are at about 5935 and 6134. Four likely +WWs
give about 5971, 5994, 6016 and 6071 (other +WWs with higher targets are not mentioned
as of now). Two likely -WWs give about 5899 (once below 5920) and 5870 (other
-WWs with much lower targets are not mentioned presently). The target of BD of
a rising channel mentioned last week is 5840 unless nifty goes up again and
remains above 6075. A falling channel seems to have broken out and can give
about 6110 unless nifty goes and remains below 5888. A bullish flag gives
higher target unless killed below 5912.
Nifty closed above 5900 again but is still
bearish. The next gap at lower level to be filled is at 5727. Also, nifty is in
the danger of forming "three black crows" on weekly chart if it
continues to go down, which will be very bearish. The only hope for bulls is
that (a) CCI has developed a +ve div and (b) nifty is as oversold as it was in
third week of Nov. Bulls will thus hope that history will repeat. Only if Nifty
closes above 6000 (particularly 6035) it will go up further but will be bullish
only above a weekly close of 6150. Only global clues and/or liquidity
(including from DIIs) can save nifty. Volatility will gradually increase in
February as budget day approaches.
2. PCR at
0.99 and VIX at 15.31.
3. The first
5tf candle is an inverted hammer. Hence be careful about volatility with
possibility of SLs getting hit on either side.
4. AS PER
9.30 STRATEGY, BUY BELOW 5965NF, TARGET 5992, SL 5935.
5. Target of
first +ww missed by 1 ...... as of now.
6. SL hit.
7. Gap being
filled.
8. Nifty
opened up with a gap and made a higher high than yesterday before reacting to
fill the gap. It also made a higher low than yesterday before closing -ve but
above yesterday's close. The target of first +ww of the first post was narrowly
missed but that of the bullish flag was met. However, the SL of 9.30 strategy
trade was hit late in the day. The daily candle is an imperfect star/inverted
hammer.
The intraday chart of nifty spot values with 5 min candles is shown below.

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