Commodities

Thursday, 9 December 2021

A TECHNICAL VIEW ON CNX-NIFTY FOR---9.12.2021

 

CNX-NIFTY

 Open—17315.25--High—17484.60—Low—17308.95---Close-17469.75 on 8.12.2021.

Support:17452.90/17436.50/17326.10/17254.20/17216.10/17055/16782.40/16701.85/16565/16376.05/16349.45/16162.55/15962.25---15895.75/15635.95/15632.75/15578.55/15513.45/15450.90.                                                         

Resistance: -17489.80/17600.60/17613.15/17757.95/17792.95/17798.20/17884.60/17947.65/17968.50/18012.20/18041.95/18112.60/s18342.05/18604.50.                                                                                                                

 (Bold and underlined figures are most important)

It opened with an up gap and went up further and exhibited good strength and sustained at the upper level and finally closed with a decent gain of 293.05 points. It has been holding on to gains for the last two days which is a positive sign. It has moved out of the medium term correction mode and moved  above its important pullback threshold point of 17212.40 and other key points of 17312.82--17323---17344.70 & 17452.90(figures may change) and if it moves above 17489.80 & 17613 levels and sustain on the closing basis then it may possibly pick up good up momentum. Similarly break below 17452.90 would be an alert sign and break below 17344.70---17323---17312.82 will push it into very short term correction mode for the recent rice and into medium term correction mode also. However, as long as it holds 17212.40 chances of up move will always be there but break below this mark may end the hope of pullback move and down move may resume. Moving up from here it will face stiff resistance at 17489.80---17562.25---17600& 17613---17665---17694---17746---17873---17908---17925---17974---18030---18174.50---18210.15---18240, it may correct at any of these points which may please be noted.

It is still into deep short term correction mode, but today it has moved above some of its short term moving averages on the daily chart, which is a positive sign but it is still below it on the weekly chart. It is still below some of its medium term moving averages on the daily chart, therefore it has to be seen whether it sustain above its short term moving averages and move above its medium term moving averages or not in next 2-3 trading session. Furthermore it is way below some of its long term parameters which are in the range of 18066---18432(figure will change every day) therefore it is still not out of woods and the last two days up move was just  a good pullback rally. But please note that few important technical indicators which were weak on the daily and weekly chart for a reasonable time period, but with today’s rise some indicators are giving positive indication on the daily chart, therefore if it continues with the strong price pattern for the next few days then chances are that it may pick up good and steady up momentum in coming days/weeks, else it may resume down move again. The short term trend has improved a bit but has to be seen how it pans out in next few days. The long term uptrend is intact as of now.   It is suggested to be alert in long trade below 17452.90 and avoid long trade below 17212.40 for sure.  

It is important to mention here that pullback rallies are treacherous in nature and can end abruptly, it is therefore suggested that one should be extremely alert and cautious in the long trade initiated for pullback gains.

In view of the above, it is still into deep short term correction mode now, but since it closed above its pullback threshold point of 17212.40 and other key point of 17452.90 therefore for safe traders long trade can be tried if it holds 17452.90 for some time or if it moves above 17490 and maintain for some time. However, aggressive traders can also try long trade on decline near 17344 and then near 17212.40 but not below it for pullback gains. I strongly caution here that long trade in a corrective mode for pullback gains could be a risky affair; therefore one should be extremely cautious and vigilant in the long trade at this point of time.  It is still in corrective mode; therefore short trade can be attempted on the rise at appropriate point or can be tried on the price breakdown for taking advantage of the down move gains.

NOTE: - If it opens up with huge gap up then wait for it to settle down before initiating long position, but short trade can be attempted on huge gap up if it is near the selling point and vice versa . Since, it is showing volatility so any type of trade should be squared off during the day, if you don’t have reasonable profit margin in the trade. Day squaring off is strongly suggested in any case.

TRADING STRATEGY (Suggested)

1. Buy if it moves above 17490 and maintain for some time with a stop loss of 17440. It is for both the traders.

Or

Buy if it holds 17452.90 for some time with a stop loss of 17410. It is for both the traders and could be a risky trade.

Or

Buy on decline near 17344 and then near 17212 but not below it with a stop loss of 17300 & 17180 respectively. It is for the aggressive traders and could be a highly risky trade.

2. Sell on the rise at possible sell points of 17580 & 17650 with a stop loss of 17610 &17695 respectively. It could be a risky trade but worth trying for intraday gain.

Or

Sell if it moves below 17450 and maintain for some time with a stop loss of 17500. It could be a risky trade but worth trying for intraday gain.

Disclaimer:-The view expressed here are solely of the author and he is not at all responsible in any way for the outcome of the trade you enter based on the above view.

Kindly note that make your cost your stop loss in favorable trade and then trail it as the price move up/down to gain maximum profit and avoid losses. Use support and resistance levels as entry, exit, target and trailing stop loss points. DO NOT TRADE WITHOUT STOP LOSS. 

Note: Price stated here are of spot market. 

Contact me for strategic guidance to enter and exit trade.

Thanks 

Narendra Kumar Surana

suranank@gmail.com

Mobile—8240951127/9831313654.

 

 

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