Saturday 18 March 2023

Nifty Outlook for 20th Mar

 In the previous session:

Nifty went up by 160 points then went down by 27 points before closing higher by 114 points


Nifty made a new lifetime high of 18887.60 on 01st Dec 2022 from the lows of 7511.10 made on 24th March 2020

On 17th Mar:

Nifty initially opened above our 2nd long target and did not give a chance to enter. Post that Nifty gave a good dip and triggered our long trade and completed 2 targets doing 75 points 

For 20th Mar:

Sustaining above 17150 enter for 17175 - 17210 - 17300, SL 17115

Sustaining below 17050 enter for 17025 - 16990 - 16900, SL 17085

In the Previous Week: 

Nifty confirmed our short trade and made a low of 16850.15 almost completing our last weekly short target of 16930 - 16780 on closing below 17260 doing 400 points.


Now for this week:

On the upside:

Nifty has to sustain and close above its immediate resistance at 17175 - 17225 to move towards its initial long targets of 17360 - 17400. 

Closing above 17400 Nifty may move towards next long targets of 17500 - 17620

On the downside:

Nifty has to sustain and close below its immediate support at 17025 - 16975 to move towards initial short targets of 16840 - 16800

Closing below 16800 Nifty may move towards next targets of 16700 - 16570.

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