Hi!
Let us have a look at the daily EOD candle chart for spot Nifty, wherein we see that since the beginning of this calendar year, that the spot Nifty has been mostly remaining range bound within the two horizontal black dotted lines. Whenever it has gone above this channel, the result was a formation of lower tops. And in all, we see three such tops.
Whenever the spot Nifty has gone below this channel, during all the three incidences that it was very quick in getting back into the channel.
The last week’s candle has a long lower wick, there by indicating that the spot Nifty tried to go lower, but could not sustain. The Red trend line which is trending down has come to a position around 5690, whereas the spot Nifty has closed around 5581 on Friday 15th July.
Therefore, one need not worry about the lower side of the channel unless the spot Nifty violates the low of 5177 on closing basis. On Friday 15th July 2011, the Nifty did not even try to cross the upper black dotted line.
This has left a gap of over 100 points for the spot Nifty to cross the Red trend line and close above it.
In my opinion, if the daily spot Nifty does not break below 5540 in early next week, but firms up, then there is a strong chance for the spot Nifty to make an attempt to cross the Red line. The main positivity in this weekly chart is the closing of the weekly candle above all the three major indicators, such as 10 weeks DEMA Red line, 100 weeks DEMA Blue line & 200 weeks DEMA Green line.
Therefore, I doubt if there is much of a downside left for the Nifty, But for a positive confirmation, the weekly candle needs to close above the high of the previous week, which was around 5740.
That is what my opinion is, and I could be wrong.
@ debdeeps
There is an afl made by Mr Gorden Rose, who has named it after himself. This afl works out the various pivots and does the calculations for the buy/sell arrows. Needless to say, that the arrows appear only after passing of one extra day. Original afl had used simple MAs which I changed to EMAs while making some more additions/alterations.
I am attaching the original afl.
@ umeshmandal,
In a falling market, if the volumes also start falling, it is definitely not a bearish sign.
Cheers!
SS
Let us have a look at the daily EOD candle chart for spot Nifty, wherein we see that since the beginning of this calendar year, that the spot Nifty has been mostly remaining range bound within the two horizontal black dotted lines. Whenever it has gone above this channel, the result was a formation of lower tops. And in all, we see three such tops.
Whenever the spot Nifty has gone below this channel, during all the three incidences that it was very quick in getting back into the channel.
The last week’s candle has a long lower wick, there by indicating that the spot Nifty tried to go lower, but could not sustain. The Red trend line which is trending down has come to a position around 5690, whereas the spot Nifty has closed around 5581 on Friday 15th July.
Therefore, one need not worry about the lower side of the channel unless the spot Nifty violates the low of 5177 on closing basis. On Friday 15th July 2011, the Nifty did not even try to cross the upper black dotted line.
This has left a gap of over 100 points for the spot Nifty to cross the Red trend line and close above it.
In my opinion, if the daily spot Nifty does not break below 5540 in early next week, but firms up, then there is a strong chance for the spot Nifty to make an attempt to cross the Red line. The main positivity in this weekly chart is the closing of the weekly candle above all the three major indicators, such as 10 weeks DEMA Red line, 100 weeks DEMA Blue line & 200 weeks DEMA Green line.
Therefore, I doubt if there is much of a downside left for the Nifty, But for a positive confirmation, the weekly candle needs to close above the high of the previous week, which was around 5740.
That is what my opinion is, and I could be wrong.
@ debdeeps
There is an afl made by Mr Gorden Rose, who has named it after himself. This afl works out the various pivots and does the calculations for the buy/sell arrows. Needless to say, that the arrows appear only after passing of one extra day. Original afl had used simple MAs which I changed to EMAs while making some more additions/alterations.
I am attaching the original afl.
@ umeshmandal,
In a falling market, if the volumes also start falling, it is definitely not a bearish sign.
Cheers!
SS