Here are the levels for nifty to trade for tomorrow intraday. we can buying in the 2nd half of the market. mark these important levels. if the price opens above the 18340 level then we can see bullish momentum till the 18400 level. and price will come down. we can plan trades accordingly to the price open. if the price opens gap down and take resistance then we can take short trade or if the price show any strength we can enter the long trade.
18340 level and 18460 levels are so important and price can take a pull back and go up if there is no pull back then price can fall from higher levels.
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.
18340 level and 18460 levels are so important and price can take a pull back and go up if there is no pull back then price can fall from higher levels.
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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