Here are the levels for bank nifty to trade for tomorrow intraday. on the daily TF price formed a indecesion candle. and on the 15min TF we can see that the price formed a nice ascending triangle pattern in which we can trade on the both side after the breakout with the volumes confirmation. and the blue line is important which will acts as the strong resistance @ 41800 level. and mark this level. here we can trade on the breakout of the triangle on the either side after the retest and take the target on upside 42500 and the target for downside can be support. and the price will come for retest and then later the price will decide to move at the direction to move up or down.
TIP: always buy the at low and sell at high.
Here I mention only the high probability trades only. as intraday trader you can have multiple entries and exits according to your setups.
DISCLAIMER: This is my own analysis and you do your own analysis before you take any trade and I am not SEBI registered and contact your financial adviser before taking any trades .I am not responsible for your profit or loss. This is only for educational purpose and learning.
comment below if you have any doubts.
TIP: always buy the at low and sell at high.
Here I mention only the high probability trades only. as intraday trader you can have multiple entries and exits according to your setups.
DISCLAIMER: This is my own analysis and you do your own analysis before you take any trade and I am not SEBI registered and contact your financial adviser before taking any trades .I am not responsible for your profit or loss. This is only for educational purpose and learning.
comment below if you have any doubts.
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