NIFTY Overview, here’s a detailed explanation of Target, Stop Loss, Support & Resistance, and Trend Setup:
🔹 Trend Setup: Current Trend: Weak bearish bias
Indicators Used:
Moving Average Crossover: A bearish crossover has been observed on the shorter time frame, indicating potential downside in the near term.
RSI (Relative Strength Index): Showing signs of divergence and exhaustion, supporting short-term weakness.
Price Behavior: Nifty is struggling to break above a key level, indicating distribution or resistance zone.
🔹 Support & Resistance: Immediate Support: 24,700
A breach below 24,700 could trigger a decline toward the next support zone at 24,500.
Immediate Resistance: 24,800
Acts as a crucial resistance due to call writing and price rejection.
Daily Pivot Levels:
Pivot Point (PP): 24,777
Support Levels:
S1: 24,691
S2: 24,631
Resistance Levels:
R1: 24,837
R2: 24,924
🔹 Target & Stop Loss: 📉 If Going Short (Bearish Bias): Entry: Near resistance zone (24,800)
Target 1: 24,700 (immediate support)
Target 2: 24,500 (extended support if 24,700 breaks)
Stop Loss: Above 24,837–24,850 zone (R1 or just above resistance to avoid whipsaws)
📈 If Going Long (Cautious Bullish Setup): Entry: Near support zone (24,700), only if reversal signals appear
Target 1: 24,777 (pivot level)
Target 2: 24,837 (R1)
Stop Loss: Below 24,691–24,650 (S1/S2 range)
🔹 Summary: Position Entry Zone Target(s) Stop Loss Bias Short 24,800 24,700 / 24,500 >24,850 Bearish (preferred) Long 24,700 24,777 / 24,837 <24,650 Only on bounce
✅ Final Note: Given the RSI exhaustion, bearish crossover, and resistance near 24,800, the bearish trade setup currently has a higher probability. Use strict stop-loss to manage risk due to volatility.
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