Sorry Shashank abt the late reply........well,nobody can really answer that one......and anybody who does needs a clobberring.But the question really is:Why bother at all?Have a few rules and try to ride the trend,upwards and downwards.........of what use is it if I were to tell you that "Market has huge support at 20ema at abcd,if abcd is broken,next strong support is efgh,if that is cracked,we may see ijkl,I don't think even efgh will be broken,but no way ijkl.I feel we will correct to abcd and then we will see new highs"[taken from some eminent fool from cnbc]
And what do we do?We say that "Wow,Mr Eminent said that markets may fall to abcd,and true enough it bounced from there,and then it fell to efgh,and then we did get a bounce from there,but markets finally made a bottom at ijkl........he is truly great!!"
That then is the crucial difference between the person who trades and the person who talks...............Mr Eminent has covered all his bases.Then he goes around saying,"Didn't I tell you?I told you all so.I told you that Market can go up if it goes above xyzz levels,and if it goes down,we could either go to abcd,efgh,or ijkl levels......Hah!!Told you all so.I am the greatest!!!.....Now would you like to join up for my seminar??"
Therefore,Mr Eminent who comes on CNBC or anywhere is always right,whatever happens to the market.............now the question is:How do YOU make money from the trends that play out in the markets?
What ever your modus operandi ............your efforts are to determine the end of an uptrend,and therefore to stop out,and short in a confirmed downtrend and vice versa.Forget all anticipation,and prediction,and where this decline will end...........If you are short,you could use the levels to take profits,but,if you are long and hoping and praying,and using these levels to comfort yourself,so that you can sleep tonight......Careful,my friend!!
So the answer to your question,in summary,is:The Market will go as low as it goes to a point where Demand steps in........our job as traders is to latch on to the trend and hold on as long as possible.
All the best!
Saint