Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Daily Market Trend Guide -- Tuesday, January 31, 2017

MARKET TREND FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2017
Caution remained very much evident in the Equity Markets as the NIFTY50 saw movements on  either side and also saw quite evident paring of gains from the high point of the day. While coming off from the intraday high levels very much on expected lines, the NIFTY ended the day with nominal loss of 8.50 points or 0.10%. Today as we go into the session, we expect this caution to remain heavy and evident. We expect a soft to mildly negative opening in the Markets and it would not be any surprise if we see some profit taking continuing to take place once again. Given the rise and the structure of the Markets, any corrective activity would be healthy given the overbought nature of the Markets.

For today, 8670 and 8735 will pose resistance while the supports will come in lower at 8575 and 8520 levels.

The Relative Strength Index – RSI on the Daily Charts is 72.6825 and it remains neutral showing no divergence on either side. However, it continues to trade in overbought territory. The Daily MACD stays bullish while trading above it signal line an it is expected to slightly flatten its trajectory. A Spinning Top has occurred on the Candles which often represents caution and indecisiveness on part of participants and often potentially halts the up moves.

The NIFTY February futures have gone on to further add over 5.50 lakh shares or 2.84% in Open Interest.

If we look at pattern analysis, we observe that with intermittent consolidations the NIFTY has recovered almost 779 points or nearly 10% from the lows that it formed December 2016 within span of just over a month. Given such rise and the lead indicators being overbought, any consolidation for a longer time or any corrective action in form of profit taking should not come as a surprise. The overall structure of the NIFTY remains intact as it trades above all of its moving averages. Even if some corrective retracement is seen, it would be in fact healthy for the Markets in the long term.

Overall, the reason that we are likely to see some corrective activities is that Bond yields globally have spiked up a bit once again. On one hand as we face one of the most volatile domestic events like Union Budget, on the other hand we are left to grapple with such external technical reasons like stiffening of the bond yields as well. Picking up individual stocks and adopting highly selective and stock specific approach will remain crucially important to deal with such technical situations. Along with this, continuation of protection profits at higher levels while adopting cautious approach is advised for today.

Milan Vaishnav, CMT 

Technical Analyst 
(Research Analyst, SEBI Reg. No. INH000003341)

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



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