Here are the levels for nifty to trade for tomorrow intraday. on the daily TF we can see price formed a nice hammer candle which is the sign of bullish sign. don't immediately take the entry if the price formed a green candle wait for some pull back and until the green support them if we see any strong bullish pattern we can take the entry. short scalping trade can be done if the price open gap up and if u see any reversal candles near the 17770 levels then u can take a short trades but with proper SL and take the targets very quickly as well. if the price open gap up and go up[ till the 17810 to 17830 levels that too without any pull back then if we see the bearish reversal trades we take the short trades.
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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