Nifty 50 IndexShort
#nifty50 What Lies Ahead for Nifty & S&p500, 6-10th Jan 2025
The Nifty Index this week staged a rally, closing at 24,004, a 200-point surge from the previous week. This bullish move, driven by a classic "W" pattern as predicted, saw highs of 24,226 and lows of 23,460. However, profit-taking by large players triggered a decline, confining the index within my anticipated range of 24,300-23,400.
For the upcoming week, I expect a trading range of 24,500-23,400. A breach below 23,400 could find support at the 23,200-23,300 zone. A weekly close below this level would be a significant bearish signal, potentially triggering further selling pressure towards the 22,250 level. Conversely, a sustained move above 24,770 would signal a resumption of the uptrend, though this scenario currently appears challenging.
The S&P 500 also exhibited resilience this week, closing at 5,942 despite breaching the crucial support of 5,850. This formed a long-legged candle, indicating strong demand at lower levels. To reignite its upward momentum, the S&P 500 needs to close consecutively above 6,093. This bullish confirmation could propel it towards 6,142, 6,225, and even 6,376, providing a much-needed boost to global markets
For the upcoming week, I expect a trading range of 24,500-23,400. A breach below 23,400 could find support at the 23,200-23,300 zone. A weekly close below this level would be a significant bearish signal, potentially triggering further selling pressure towards the 22,250 level. Conversely, a sustained move above 24,770 would signal a resumption of the uptrend, though this scenario currently appears challenging.
The S&P 500 also exhibited resilience this week, closing at 5,942 despite breaching the crucial support of 5,850. This formed a long-legged candle, indicating strong demand at lower levels. To reignite its upward momentum, the S&P 500 needs to close consecutively above 6,093. This bullish confirmation could propel it towards 6,142, 6,225, and even 6,376, providing a much-needed boost to global markets
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