The chart appears to follow an Elliott Wave structure, where the market is in a corrective wave (4). The labeling suggests that the current upward move is wave 4, which is expected to face resistance and reverse into wave (5) downward.
2. Resistance & Support Zones -
Resistance Zone: Around 22,700 levels. This level is marked as a potential reversal zone for the next bearish wave (5). If NIFTY crosses above this resistance, the bearish outlook would weaken.
Expected Support: 21,450 levels.
The chart projects that NIFTY could fall to this level after rejection from resistance. This level would act as a key support in the next wave down.
3. Volume Analysis-
The volume bars show a mix of increasing and decreasing interest, but no major volume spikes at the resistance zone yet. If selling volume increases near resistance, it would confirm a reversal.
4. Histogram / Momentum Indicator-
The momentum indicator (histogram at the bottom) is rising, suggesting a short-term bullish push. However, in a downtrend correction phase (wave 4), such momentum may be temporary before the next drop.
5. Trend Conclusion-
Short-term: Bullish (Wave 4 uptrend towards resistance) Medium-term: Bearish (Wave 5 expected downward move if resistance holds) Key Levels to Watch: 22,700: Resistance to confirm reversal. 21,450: Expected target if the downtrend resumes.
Trading Outlook:
If NIFTY breaks 22,700 with strong volume, expect further upside. If rejection happens at resistance, a sell-off towards 21,450 is expected.
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