You are expecting any bounce back in Nifty & Reliance in this week? if yes, what levels.
Hi RavishReport,
yes, I am expecting a bounce in Reliance and Nifty in the coming week. But they are not good for trading as per my setup. I missed whole of up-move from 6100 to 6335 in the anticipation of down move. Now I am trading only short side.
I am a counter trend trader and for that I need price to reach near any support or resistance zone. Then I watch volume and price behavior closely and if everything found ok then I trade.
Here both reliance and Nifty have moved away from their major resistance zone's and are quiet in the middle of range so can't say anything now about trading opportunity. For me reliance's first target was 895 and second around 872 and next around 838.
For any new trade in reliance,
1st It is recommended from my side to just wait for another shorting opportunity around 905 / 915 / 927 again.
2nd Even some one wants to trade in upside then their is one good opportunity right now. It is to take long position with stop loss one or two points just below the Friday's low. Reason for going long is reducing volume on daily basis and highly reducing weekly volume and price is at exact 50 percent support.
3rd Nifty - can't say anything about upside bounce level. 6230 is a good resistance zone for any approximation. Its in middle of zone and for any trading opportunity it should reach any resistance or support level. Just wait here.
If there is no clear sign for trade then one should watch market carefully instead of trading. There are many other opportunities in other sectors or stocks. Just trade those instead of Nifty for the time being. Trade only when you are sure about your setup and probability is on your side otherwise search for other opportunity.
For example Auto Sector is at major resistance zone since last two weeks. Its good to trade those stocks in down direction. If one is wrong then loss will be very less and if correct than can make a very good profit. I am attaching a chart for your reference.
Hope it helps.
Regards
Strategic Investments
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