Monday 16 October 2023

Nifty Outlook for 17th Oct

  In the previous session:

Nifty went down by 59 points then went up by 30 points before closing lower by 19 points on Monday 

Nifty made a new lifetime high of 20222.45 on 15th Sep 2023 from the lows of 7511.10 made on 24th March 2020

On 16th Oct:

Nifty traded sideways between our long and short trigger zone

For 17th Oct:

Sustaining above 19775 can move towards 19795 - 19825 - 19900, SL 19745

Sustaining below 19690 can move towards 19665 - 19640 - 19570, SL 19720

In the Previous Week: 

Nifty triggered our weekly short trade and took our stoploss.

Now for this week:

On the upside:

Nifty has to sustain and close above its weekly resistance at 19820 - 19865 to move towards its initial weekly long targets of 19985 - 20015

Closing above 20015 Nifty may move towards its last weekly long targets of 20115 - 20230

On the downside:

Nifty has to sustain and close below its weekly support at 19680 - 19635 to move towards its initial weekly short targets of 19520 - 19485

Closing below 19485 Nifty may move towards its last weekly short targets of 19385 - 19270

So far this week Nifty is trading sideways between our weekly long and short trigger zones. Now in the coming session Nifty breaking above 19775 has immediate resistance at 19820 - 19865. Nifty has immediate support at 19680 - 19635 on dips.


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