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NIFTY : Trading levels and Plan for 31-Dec-2024[ Intro: Review of Previous Plan (30-Dec-2024) Check plan V/s Actual performance for 30-Dec-2024 here : . b]Trading Plan for Nifty - 31-Dec-2024 Key Color Codes in the Plan: Yellow Trend: Sideways Green Trend: Bullish Red Trend: Bearish Trading Plan for 31-Dec-2024: Scenario 1: Gap-Up Opening (100+ points above 23,768) If Nifty opens above 23,768 , the price is expected to move towards the Last Resistance for Intraday (23,866) . Observe price action near 23,866 ; a breakout with sustained volume can trigger a long position targeting the Resistance for sideways at 24,010–24,058 . If rejection occurs at 23,866 , look for bearish patterns (e.g., evening star or bearish engulfing). Initiate a short trade with a target of 23,737 . Place a stop-loss 20 points beyond the breakout/rejection level to manage risk. Scenario 2: Flat Opening (23,636–23,768) A flat opening indicates indecision, and the market is likely to remain within the Yellow sideways zone . Avoid trading aggressively in the Opening Resistance/Support zone (23,737–23,768) . Wait for a breakout above 23,768 to initiate long positions , targeting 23,866 . On the downside, a breakdown below 23,636 could lead to bearish momentum towards the Buyer’s Support zone at 23,427 . Initiate short trades if the price sustains below 23,636 , with a stop-loss above 23,700 . Scenario 3: Gap-Down Opening (100+ points below 23,604) A gap-down below 23,604 could lead to bearish pressure, testing the Buyer’s Support zone at 23,427 . Observe reversal patterns (e.g., hammer or bullish engulfing) at 23,427 . If confirmed, initiate long trades targeting 23,604 . If the support fails, further bearish action could drive the price towards 23,320 . Enter short trades on confirmation of the breakdown, with a stop-loss above 23,500 . Risk Management Tips for Options Trading: Focus on in-the-money options to reduce the impact of time decay in sideways markets. Use hedged strategies like iron condors to capitalize on low volatility within the sideways trend. Always calculate your maximum loss and ensure it does not exceed 2% of your trading capital . Avoid holding positions overnight without clear directional bias in the market. Summary and Conclusion: The key levels for tomorrow’s trading session are 23,768 on the upside and 23,427 on the downside. Patience is critical within the Yellow sideways zone ; wait for clear breakouts or breakdowns. Use defined stop-loss levels to minimize risk and maximize reward. Disclaimer: I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. This plan is for educational purposes only. Please conduct your analysis or consult with a financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
NSE:NIFTY
by LiveTradingBox
Nifty analysis for intraday 31/12/2024.Nifty has been trading in a range for the last 7 trading sessions. Index is trading around the 20 EMA and giving sharp recovery on both sides. Today it has closed below the moving averages. If the market starts trading below the No trading zone, bearish entry can be created for next support levels. On the upper side the break out 23900 can clear the round number figure and test the Daily 20 EMA. Wait for the price action near the levels before entering the trade.
NSE:NIFTY
by TheMamboMomentum
Nifty after multiple efforts not able to close above 23900.Nifty again tried to climb up and made a high of 23915 however there was tremendous selling pressure at that level and not only it could not sustain 23900 but also it failed to sustain 23800 or even 23650 levs. Nifty closed at 23644 levels. This is a closing below the Father line (200 days EMA) which was at 23693. This closing is indicative of weakness. Shadow of the candle has turned negative as of now. There is a strong support at 23567. If this support is broken the door way towards 23273 or even 22800 will open up. Relative strength index is 37.40 and RSI support is at 30 and 27.54 levels. Incase of positive closing tomorrow which looks little difficult as of now the resistances will be at 23650, 23693 (Father Line), 23809, 23961 and finally 24159 and finally Mother line (50 Days EMA) Resistance at 24266. So as of now it looks like we will have a modest close for the year. It has been an year for Nifty which Amplifies with 'what could have been'. Right now we are around 10% of the peak and at 9% yearly gains as compared to yearly closing. Hoping that law of averages catches up next year and we reach new highs next year and close the year robustly. 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.
NSE:NIFTY
by Happy_Candles_Investment
NIFTY : Trading levels and Plan for 30-Dec-2024Trading Plan for Nifty - 30-Dec-2024 Intro: Review of Previous Plan (27-Dec-2024) In the previous trading plan, we highlighted key zones, including the No Trade Zone (23,761–23,830) , the Last Intraday Resistance (24,010–24,058) , and the Buyer’s Support at 23,427 . As evident in the uploaded chart, Nifty traded within the highlighted zones, respecting the identified levels. The sideways momentum (Yellow trend) continued for most of the session, and an intraday attempt to breach the resistance zone was met with selling pressure, resulting in a close near the No Trade Zone. Key Color Codes in the Plan: Yellow Trend: Sideways Green Trend: Bullish Red Trend: Bearish Trading Plan for 30-Dec-2024: Scenario 1: Gap-Up Opening (100+ points above 23,930) If Nifty opens above 23,930 , the market will be entering a bullish momentum zone. Look for a retest of the 24,010–24,058 resistance zone. If the resistance is broken and sustained (hourly close above 24,058), initiate a long position targeting the retracement profit-booking resistance at 24,310 . Place a stop-loss below the breakout level at 23,980 . If the resistance holds, wait for rejection signals (red bearish candles) to initiate a short trade with a target of 23,761 . Scenario 2: Flat Opening (23,800–23,850) A flat opening indicates consolidation within the No Trade Zone (23,761–23,830) . Avoid aggressive entries until Nifty decisively breaks out of the zone. A breakout above 23,830 may signal a bullish move toward 24,010 . Look for confirmation with volume before entering a long trade . On the downside, a breakdown below 23,761 could push Nifty toward 23,636 , the Last Intraday Support. In this case, initiate a short position with a stop-loss above 23,800 . Scenario 3: Gap-Down Opening (100+ points below 23,730) A gap-down opening below 23,730 signals bearish momentum. Observe if the price approaches the Buyer’s Support at 23,427 . If the support holds, watch for reversal patterns (e.g., hammer or bullish engulfing) to initiate a long position targeting 23,761 . A breakdown below 23,427 could extend the bearish trend to 23,300 or lower. Initiate a short trade if the breakdown is confirmed with a stop-loss above 23,500 . Risk Management Tips for Options Trading: Use defined risk strategies such as debit spreads to limit potential losses. Avoid holding positions close to expiry to reduce time decay impact. Trade with 1–2% of your total capital per trade to manage exposure. Be cautious of high IV (Implied Volatility) spikes during gap openings. Summary and Conclusion: The plan emphasizes trading with confirmation signals and respecting highlighted zones. Stay disciplined in the No Trade Zone to avoid unnecessary risks. Follow the breakout and breakdown scenarios with defined stop-loss levels to maintain a favorable risk-reward ratio. Disclaimer: I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. All views are for educational purposes only. Traders are advised to do their analysis or consult with a financial advisor before making trading decisions.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by LiveTradingBox
#NIFTY50 TRADE SETUP - 30TH DECEMBER !!Nifty 50 Chart Analysis - 1 day Chart VieW NSE:NIFTY Nifty 50 Chart Analysis - Detailed Breakdown Key Observations: 1. Current Price Zone: The Nifty index is trading at 23,832, with the price consolidating near recent lows. 2. Key Resistance Zones: - 24,197.50: A significant resistance level, aligning with prior price rejections and a potential reversal area. - 24,069.95: Intermediate resistance that needs to be cleared for bullish continuation. 3. Key Support Zones: - 23,586.25: A strong support zone where buyers might step in, preventing further downside. - 23,262.15: A deeper support level, marking the lower boundary of the recent bearish structure. 4. Market Sentiment: The price action indicates uncertainty, with equal probabilities of breakout above the resistance or breakdown below support. Price Movement Summary: - Upside Potential: A breakout above 24,197.50 could push the index towards 24,300+ levels. Thiszone has been highlighted in the chart as a bullish target area (marked in red box). - Downside Risk: If the index breaks below 23,586.25, it could test 23,262.15 or lower, as depictedin the bearish target zone. Trading Plan: 1. Bullish Plan: - Entry: Above 24,069.95. - Target 1: 24,197.50. - Target 2: 24,300+. - Stop-Loss: Below 23,961.55 (current pivot zone). 2. Bearish Plan: - Entry: Below 23,586.25. - Target 1: 23,536.60. - Target 2: 23,262.15. - Stop-Loss: Above 23,832.45. Summary: - Nifty is at a critical juncture, with immediate resistance at 24,069.95 and support at 23,586.25. - Traders should wait for confirmation (breakout or breakdown) before initiating positions. - Risk management is crucial as the index approaches year-end volatility. Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument.The creator is not a SE-BI-registered advisor. Please consult with a certified professional before making investment decisions.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by thetradeforecast
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#Nifty50 Outlook for upcoming week 30-3rd Jan 2025The Nifty roared this week, gaining a solid 226 points, closing at a strong 23813! It reached a peak of 23938 before dipping to 23647. As predicted, the Nifty stayed within the 24100-23000 range, forming an interesting inside candle pattern. Excitingly, a bullish "W" pattern has emerged on the weekly chart! If the Nifty can hold above the crucial 23900 level next week, we could see it trading between 24300 and 23400 . However, while a bounce is expected, the bearish Monthly chart might tempt big players to unload their positions. Stay alert! Across the pond, the S&P500 took a 2.5% hit, closing at 5970 after reaching a high of 6049. The 5870-5850 support zone is critical. A breach could trigger a faster selloff, potentially testing the 5637/5551 support levels. For an upward move, the S&P500 needs to conquer 6050, paving the way for resistance levels at 6094/6142/6225. Bottom line: Use any bounce next week as an opportunity to lock in profits. Stay informed and trade wisely!" Wishing everyone a very happy & prosperous New Year.
NSE:NIFTY
by ssudhirsharma11
Nifty on Weekly chart delicately placed. (Medium Term Outlook)Nifty is placed delicately on a weekly chart. Shadow of the candle is slightly positive but as the closing of the year looms large FIIs and the Bears might again try to sell on rise. On the positive side if FII will be on the buying side for the 2025 beginning and create fresh positive positions we might see a positive rally on the upside. The supports for Nifty remain at 23532, 23271 and 22724. 22724 is a very important support below which we might see a free fall which as of now can range till 21302 or even 20587. However there does not seem any trigger as of now which can bring Nifty to this levels but you never say never. On the positive side if there is a fresh buying trigger and a positive rally overall the resistances on the upper side seem to be near 23901, 24300, 24881 and finally 25409. 25409 is a strong resistance and closing above it will not only open the doors for touching the previous highs 26277 but also push Nifty towards making new highs.
NSE:NIFTY
by Happy_Candles_Investment
NIFTY : Trading levels and plan for 27-Dec-2024Trading Plan for Nifty – 27-Dec-2024 Intro: Yesterday's Plan vs. Actual In yesterday’s plan, we highlighted the Golden Retracement Zone (23,603-23,703) and Last Resistance Zone for Intraday (23,891) as key levels to watch. The market opened near the consolidation zone (Yellow Trend), showing initial resistance at 23,760. The breakout towards 23,891 confirmed our bullish outlook (Green Trend), while reversals near the Profit Booking Zone (24,018-24,058) validated the importance of profit-taking zones. Let’s now craft a detailed plan for 27-Dec-2024, keeping education and execution in focus. Detailed Trading Plan for 27-Dec-2024 Gap-Up Opening (+100 points or more above 23,850): A significant gap-up indicates strength, with Nifty likely testing the Last Resistance Zone for Intraday at 23,891. Sustained trading above 23,891 could lead to a rally toward the Profit Booking Zone at 24,018-24,058. This zone should be treated as a target for intraday traders, with potential reversals expected near 24,058. ⚠️ Action Plan: Avoid chasing the gap-up blindly. Instead, wait for a retest of 23,891 for long entries. If the price holds, aim for 24,018 and beyond. 💡 Risk Management Tip: Use trailing stop losses for options trades near resistance zones to lock in profits. Flat Opening (Near 23,760-23,850): A flat opening suggests indecision, with Nifty likely oscillating within the Golden Retracement Zone (23,703-23,760) initially. A breakout above 23,760 could push the index towards 23,891, while a breakdown below 23,703 may trigger bearish momentum towards 23,608. ⚠️ Action Plan: Observe the first 30 minutes of price action. For bullish trades, wait for confirmation of a breakout above 23,760. For bearish trades, look for rejection at 23,703, targeting lower levels. 💡 Risk Management Tip: Straddle or strangle strategies in options can be effective in such scenarios to capture directional moves. Gap-Down Opening (-100 points or more below 23,760): A gap-down opens the door for bearish moves, with immediate support at 23,608. A breakdown below 23,608 can extend the decline towards the Last Support Zone at Extended Retracement (23,495-23,446). Watch for potential reversals in this demand zone for contrarian trades. ⚠️ Action Plan: Avoid panic selling at the open. Look for a bounce at 23,495 for long entries with tight stop losses. If bearish momentum sustains below 23,495, initiate short trades targeting lower levels. 💡 Risk Management Tip: For bearish trades, consider bear put spreads to manage risk in a trending market. Summary and Conclusion For 27-Dec-2024, the key levels to watch are 23,891 on the upside and 23,608 on the downside. Gap-up openings need patience for confirmation, while flat and gap-down scenarios offer better risk-reward opportunities. Manage your trades with proper hedging strategies and always prioritize disciplined exits.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by LiveTradingBox
NIFTY : Trading Plan and level for 26-Dec-2024Trading Plan for 26-Dec-2024 – Nifty Introduction: The trading plan for 25-Dec-2024 focused on critical zones identified on the uploaded chart. The Golden Retracement Zone (23,603–23,703) acted as a pivot for potential reversals, while the Last Resistance Zone for Intraday (23,891–23,933) served as a crucial barrier. The day saw the index testing the retracement zone, respecting support at 23,608 , and moving toward the resistance zone. The Yellow, Green, and Red trends indicated sideways, bullish, and bearish phases, respectively, providing actionable setups. Today’s plan builds on these zones with further analysis. Scenario 1: Gap-Up Opening (200+ Points) If Nifty opens above 23,933 : The index enters the Profit Booking Zone (24,043–24,078) , where strong resistance can lead to rejection ( Red Trend ). A sustained move above 24,078 could trigger bullish momentum ( Green Trend ). Action Plan: Look for shorting opportunities near 24,043 with a stop-loss above 24,100 , targeting 23,891 . If prices sustain above 24,078 , initiate long positions with a target of 24,200+ . If Nifty retraces back into the Last Resistance Zone (23,891–23,933) , watch for consolidation ( Yellow Trend ). Scenario 2: Flat Opening (Within 50 Points) If Nifty opens near 23,730–23,760 : Monitor price action at the Retracement Zone (23,608–23,703) . Action Plan: A breakdown below 23,608 can trigger bearish momentum toward 23,495 . Initiate shorts with a stop-loss above 23,640 . If prices sustain above 23,703 , look for long positions targeting 23,891 . Wait for the first 15-30 minutes for market sentiment before initiating trades. Scenario 3: Gap-Down Opening (200+ Points) If Nifty opens near 23,495–23,446 : The Last Intraday Support Zone is critical. Watch for bounce signals ( Green Trend ). Action Plan: Go long above 23,495 with a target of 23,608 . Use a stop-loss below 23,430 . If prices break 23,446 decisively, expect bearish momentum toward lower levels ( Red Trend ). Avoid aggressive trades until a clear direction is established. Risk Management Tips for Options Trading: Always trade with defined targets and stop-losses . Avoid over-leveraging, especially near resistance and support zones. Allow the market to settle for at least 15-30 minutes before initiating trades. Use trailing stop-losses to protect profits in trending moves. Trade with appropriate position sizing to limit losses. Summary and Conclusion: Nifty is trading near critical levels, and today’s trading plan highlights actionable zones for all opening scenarios. Focus on Golden Retracement and Resistance Zones for probable reversals and momentum plays. Patience and disciplined execution with proper risk management are key to capitalizing on market opportunities. Disclaimer: I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. This trading plan is shared purely for educational purposes. Traders are advised to conduct their research or consult a financial advisor before taking any positions.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by LiveTradingBox
Year 2025 and Beyond: Where to Place Your Bets?S&P 500: US indices may continue their upward trend until the first quarter of 2025. The ultimate target appears to be above 6300, where they may peak and begin a significant correction. A global stock sell-off could potentially trigger a stock market crash similar to that of 2008. India's Nifty 50: India's Nifty 50 may find support around the 23,000–22,700 range and resume its upward movement in the final fifth wave, targeting a peak near 29,000. The Nifty 50 is likely to follow a trend similar to the S&P 500. The bullish cycle that began in 2009 is expected to conclude near the 29,000 level. Subsequently, a significant sell-off in Indian indices could trigger a major bear market, potentially erasing up to 50% of market capitalization from its peak. Gold: Gold may continue its consolidation for another month or two. A final surge toward the $3,000–$3,100 range is expected to mark the end of the rally that began in December 2015 at the $1,050 level. However, the bear market in equities is unlikely to spare even the perceived safe haven, leading to a pullback in gold prices as well. Brent Crude: Since March 2020, Brent crude experienced a remarkable rise, surging from $15 per barrel to $139 per barrel by March 2022. Over the past 33 months, it has already corrected by more than 47%. Brent crude is still expected to decline further, potentially reaching $50 per barrel within the next 3 to 6 months. However, the current inflationary trend could drive Brent prices beyond $160 per barrel later in 2025, before eventually succumbing to a deflationary trend that may persist for several years. US Dollar Index: The US Dollar Index peaked at around 114 in September 2022. Since then, it declined to 100 by July 2023 before starting to rise again in a corrective A-B-C pattern, forming part of a larger (A)-(B)-(C) decline. The Wave C of (B) is expected to conclude near 109, followed by another decline toward 98 by the first half of 2025. However, a renewed bullish trend in the US Dollar Index could reinforce the "Cash is King" narrative during a global equity market downturn. USD/INR: The bullish trend in USD/INR, which began in January 2008 at the 39 level, has seen the Indian Rupee weaken by over 60% against the US Dollar over the past 17 years. In the short term, USD/INR may peak around 86. However, the Rupee is likely to weaken further, reaching 90 against the US Dollar by the second quarter of 2025. US Govt. 10 years bond yield: The long-term yield on U.S. Government 10-year bond's yield indicates rising interest rates for this decade. In the short term, the yield may ease to 3%-2.6% by the second quarter of 2025. However, fears of a U.S. Government default could push the yield to 10% or higher over the next couple of years. The "Bond Ghost," along with a global equity rout, may haunt investors again in 2025-2026. Bitcoin (BTC): Bitcoin's bullish trend may continue until the first quarter of 2025, albeit at a slower pace. BTC still has the potential to reach around $115k-$120k, concluding the bullish run that began in November 2022 from the level of $15,500. Over the past decade and a half, BTC has significantly outpaced any other asset class globally. However, global risk aversion, which may start with an initial global equity market sell-off, could pause Bitcoin's bullish journey for the rest of 2025. Before the end of 2025, BTC might lose up to 50% of its value from its peak. In the longer run, however, BTC has the potential to become the most valuable asset class globally, even after experiencing a 50% erosion in its value.
SP:SPX
by BISHNU_P_BASYAL
NIFTY 50 26th DECEMBER 2024Stop-Loss (Red Zone)(23670): Your stop-loss is set below the recent swing low, which is a good strategy as it protects against potential downside movement if the price reverses. Entry Zone:(23700) It seems you are entering a long position (buy) in a consolidation phase after the price formed a possible higher low. This suggests you expect the price to move up toward the targets. Target Levels (Green Lines): 1st Target (23,910.70): This is a reasonable target, as it aligns with a previous resistance zone (from the left side of the chart). If the price reaches this level, a partial profit booking strategy can be applied. 2nd Target (23,965.75): This is just above the 1st target, closer to the next resistance level. It's a logical continuation of the trend if momentum sustains. 3rd Target (24,010.20):
NSE:NIFTY
by trade_geeks