UNION BANK OF INDIA SWING TRADE📊 Price Action & Trend Analysis
Analyzing market trends using price action, key support/resistance levels, and candlestick patterns to identify high-probability trade setups.
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Price Action Analysis Interprets Market Movements Using Patterns And Trends On Price Charts.
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Paytm : Buy triggered Paytm : Buy triggered ,although it's close to a first resistance level of 825.
Be mindful.
Nearby resistance levels to watch for are :
830,930,1030
( Not a Buy / Sell Recommendation
Do your own due diligence ,Market is subject to risks, This is my own view and for learning only .)
DMART weekly looking good for upmoveDMART on the weekly looking nice for upside move
No position yet for me. Longs will be initiated only above 4100 for me with stops below 4020 for targets 4240, 4300 and 4400
In short,
Longing above 4100, expecting to see 4240, 4300 and 4400 with SL <4020 on daily closing basis
SAIL: Trade Idea in CashThere are several factors at play, but all can still fail.
RSI Divergence: Positive divergence on daily and weekly charts.
Pattern: Formation of a W-pattern on the daily chart, now retesting the range
Key Levels: Price near the 200-week moving average and a long-term trendline (since 2020).
Candlestick: Engulfing candle formed earlier on the weekly chart.
Breakout: Upper trendline resistance has been broken.
These signals suggest a bullish scenario, but risks remain due to potential failures.
Ashok Leyland in weekly timeframeTrendline Support (Post-COVID): Ashok Leyland appears to be testing a key trendline that it has been following since the COVID-19 recovery period. This trendline, has been tested multiple times before, can act as strong support.
Fibonacci 50-61% Retracement (Demand Zone): The stock is currently sitting in the 50-61% Fibonacci retracement zone "golden zone"
The trendline support and Fibonacci retracement levels makes it an ideal zone for bullish setups.
NCC Ltd – Short-Term Technical Analysis (15-min chart)📊 NCC Ltd – Short-Term Technical Analysis
Chart Pattern: Wolfe Wave (Bearish Setup)
Chart time frame - 15-min chart
Current Price: ₹211.40
Critical Breakdown Level: ₹206.50
Target Price Zone: ₹198
Bias: Bearish short-term
🧠 Pattern Analysis: Wolfe Wave
Wolfe Wave (points 1–5) structure is clearly formed, indicating a potential trend reversal.
The break below the line connecting points 1–4 (support trendline) would confirm the pattern breakdown.
The expected move is toward the line connecting points 1–4 and extending through 5, which typically acts as the target line — marked near ₹198.
📉 Supporting Bearish Factors:
📉 Volume Divergence: Visible decline in volume while price moved higher from point 4 to point 5, indicating weak bullish momentum.
📊 Histogram Momentum AO Indicator: Clear bearish divergence visible; momentum weakening as price rises.
⬇️ Breakdown expected below ₹206.50 – this will likely trigger the bearish move toward ₹198.
🛑 Short-Term Trading View:
⚠️ Watch for a close below ₹206.50 – potential short swing.
🏁 Expecting to reach: ₹198 zone
📍 Above ₹213 or point 5’s high direction may change
⚠️ Disclaimer:
This analysis is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Stock trading involves high risk, and past patterns or performance do not guarantee future results. Please consult your financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
Usha Martin Ltd forming a good swing long patternUsha Martin Ltd forming a good swing long pattern. Price above R1 pivot.
🔎 Important Note: During market crashes or prolonged corrections, strong stocks tend to correct later and with a smaller percentage decline.
⚠️ This is NOT a buy recommendation. Please consult your financial adviser before making any investment decisions.
Review and plan for 27th March 2025Nifty future and banknifty future analysis and intraday plan.
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----Vinaykumar hiremath, CMT