In the previous session:
Nifty went up by 192 points before closing higher by 181 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 06th Nov:
Nifty triggered our long trade with a gap up above our 1st target and completed our 2nd target moving up further by 40 points.
For 07th Nov:
Sustaining above 19475 can move towards 19510 - 19550 - 19665, SL 19430
In the Previous Week:
Nifty traded between our long and short trigger zone the entire week and confirmed our weekly long on Friday
Now for this week:
On the upside:
Nifty has to sustain and close above its weekly resistance at 19335 - 19395 to move towards its initial weekly long targets of 19570 - 19620
Closing above 19620 Nifty may move towards its last weekly long targets of 19765 - 19935
On the downside:
Nifty has to sustain and close below its weekly support at 19130 - 19065 to move towards its initial weekly short targets of 18890 - 18845
Closing below 18845 Nifty may move towards its last weekly short targets of 18700 - 18530
So far this week Nifty triggered our long trade with a close above 19395. Now the stoploss for this would be a close below 19280.
Now in the coming session Nifty has to sustain above 19395 to move towards 19570 - 19620 where it may face strong resistance. On the downside Nifty sustaining below 19350 has immediate support at 19270 - 19160
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