Sunday, April 23, 2017

MARKET TREND FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017

MARKET TREND FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017

Further throwback that had started from the overbought area of the NIFTY continued in yesterday’s session as well as the benchmark NIFTY50 ended the day shedding 62.80 points or 0.69%. Today, we expect a modestly negative opening once again and negativity is likely to continue to persist for some more time. In the same breath, we would like to add that the levels of 8780-9000 will continue to act as important and major support levels for the Markets at Close. Consolidation with some amount of volatility will continue but downsides beyond the mentioned support zones looks limited.

For today, the levels of 9075 and 9130 will act as immediate resistance levels while supports will come in at 9020 and 8770 zones.

The Relative Strength Index – R SI on the Daily Chart is 57.8068 and it has reached its lowest value in last 14-days which is bearish. Also, a bearish divergence is observed as the RSI has set a fresh 14-period low while the NIFTY has not yet. The Daily MACD remains bearish while trading below its signal line.

The Open Interest in the NIFTY futures overall remained unchanged however heavy rollovers were witnessed.

The pattern analysis shows continuation of the throwback of the NIFTY post its breakout. As a part of classical throwback, the NIFTY has returned to the same area from which is has broken out. It is important to note that this has happened with lower-than-average volumes on and this is a natural phenomenon. The NIFTY is expected to take support around the current levels and then show some pullback once again.

All and all, as we approach expire, volatility is likely to increase. It is important to note that good amount of shorts exist in the system. Also, the 9000-levels large amount of put writing taking place as well. So, both of these are likely to lend support to the Markets at lower levels. We continue to reiterate to remain very light on the overall exposure. Shorts should be avoided and all dips should be continued to be used for making moderate purchases.

Milan Vaishnav, CMT 
Technical Analyst 
(Research Analyst, SEBI Reg. No. INH000003341)

Member
Market Technicians Association, (MTA), USA
Canadian Society of Technical Analysts, (CSTA), CANADA



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MARKET TREND FOR MONDAY, MARCH 27, 2017

MARKET TREND FOR MONDAY, MARCH 27, 2017
Indian Equities remained under consolidation as the benchmark NIFTY50 ended the day on Friday with modest gains of 21.70 points or 0.24% after coming off from the intraday highs. We expect some consolidation to continue as the Daily Charts show some tiredness at higher levels. NIFTY is likely to take some breather at currently levels. It is likely that it trades in a defined capped range, spends some time at current levels before it resumes its upward move. With 9000-mark as sacrosanct supports, healthy consolidation will continue. The banning of the RIL from derivatives trading for a year will have an immediate short term impact on stock and this may weigh on the NIFTY, per se.

The levels of 9145 and 9180 will act as resistance while supports are expected at 9060 and 9015 levels.

The Relative Strength Index on the Daily Chart is 65.0180 and it remains neutral. The Daily MACD stays bearish while trading below its signal line. Apart from a spinning top which signifies caution and indecisiveness on part of market participants, no significant formations are observed on Candles.

The NIFTY March futures shed over 4.37 lakh shares while April futures added over 4.15 lakh shares in OI interest. No major sentimental shift is observed from these figures.

Going by pattern analysis, after achieving breakout from the 9000-mark, the NIFTY witnessed a “classical throwback” as the prices returned very near to the area from where it broke out. This phenomenon continues and such occurrences often results into the kind of consolidation which we are currently witnessing. In such formations, no structural damage is expected and the NIFTY is likely to form a fresh area pattern before moving up again.

Overall, while keeping the original uptrend intact, we expect the consolidation of continue. We also enter the expiry week of the current derivative series and this will bring with itself some amount of volatility as well. We advice remaining light on the positions, preserve cash while continuing to buy at every volatile dip.

Milan Vaishnav, CMT 
Technical Analyst 
(Research Analyst, SEBI Reg. No. INH000003341)

Member
Market Technicians Association, (MTA), USA
Canadian Society of Technical Analysts, (CSTA), CANADA



+91-98250-16331