Major Global Events unfolding. Be Alert!
Major Global Event 1): Conflict in the Middle East is heating up with possibility of direct conflict between Iran and Israel increasing by every hour.
Major Global Event 2): Japan has increased the interest rate by 0.25%. This is just the second hike in 17 years. Now US FED increases or decreases rates to control and Monitor inflation this happens and it has global consequences. Similarly Bank of Japan's move is huge. The money that Japanese investors were investing (And Japan has big investors) was almost at 0 to negligible interest rate. Now there is a possibility that they sell big across the globe.
Consequences on Indian Market: India is in much better position to tackle these events economically but still we can not be immune to such events of mass scale. There is a very big chance of temporary effect on Indian indices. Over the long run these uncertainties will have less effect. In the medium to long run India is a bull market and will remain so. Panic selling should be avoided but keep your stop losses in place to protect the capital. Keep Trailing stop losses in place to guard your profits. Cash and money in hand is also a good position sometimes in the market.
Nifty Supports Remain at: 24407, 23960 is the 50 Days EMA or mother line, 23283 and 22224 is the 200 days EMA or Father line. Below this line Bears can absolutely over power Bulls. Final Support For Nifty will be at 21879.
Nifty Resistances remain at: 24904, 25037 and recent high of 25078.
This message is not to instill fear or knee jerk reaction but it aims to make you conscious about the Macro events that can affect your portfolio.
Disclaimer: The above information is provided for educational purpose, analysis and paper trading only. Please don't treat this as a buy or sell recommendation for the stock. We do not guarantee any success in highly volatile market or otherwise. Stock market investment is subject to market risks which include global and regional risks. We will not be responsible for any Profit or loss that may occur due to any financial decision taken based on any data provided in this message.
Major Global Event 2): Japan has increased the interest rate by 0.25%. This is just the second hike in 17 years. Now US FED increases or decreases rates to control and Monitor inflation this happens and it has global consequences. Similarly Bank of Japan's move is huge. The money that Japanese investors were investing (And Japan has big investors) was almost at 0 to negligible interest rate. Now there is a possibility that they sell big across the globe.
Consequences on Indian Market: India is in much better position to tackle these events economically but still we can not be immune to such events of mass scale. There is a very big chance of temporary effect on Indian indices. Over the long run these uncertainties will have less effect. In the medium to long run India is a bull market and will remain so. Panic selling should be avoided but keep your stop losses in place to protect the capital. Keep Trailing stop losses in place to guard your profits. Cash and money in hand is also a good position sometimes in the market.
Nifty Supports Remain at: 24407, 23960 is the 50 Days EMA or mother line, 23283 and 22224 is the 200 days EMA or Father line. Below this line Bears can absolutely over power Bulls. Final Support For Nifty will be at 21879.
Nifty Resistances remain at: 24904, 25037 and recent high of 25078.
This message is not to instill fear or knee jerk reaction but it aims to make you conscious about the Macro events that can affect your portfolio.
Disclaimer: The above information is provided for educational purpose, analysis and paper trading only. Please don't treat this as a buy or sell recommendation for the stock. We do not guarantee any success in highly volatile market or otherwise. Stock market investment is subject to market risks which include global and regional risks. We will not be responsible for any Profit or loss that may occur due to any financial decision taken based on any data provided in this message.
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