So courtesy $ACN which lead to the IT index heavyweights tanking, $nifty is back to support zone from the resistance highlighted yesterday.
If 23825 fails to hold then spot #nifty could further drag down to 23650-23550 - a strong base.
Immediate resistance is now at 24075.
#nifty approaching my expected target of 24150-250. It needs to start sustaining above this zone for the next target 25k.
Strong support now between 23950-24050
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Today's #nifty weekly expiry likely to be within 23975 - 23825 range.
A Harami (Japanese for pregnant) candlestick (candle incl wicks within the body of the previous candle body) formation likely on daily time frame (still a lot of time left but chances are high)
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Nifty out of the falling trend line & retesting the breakout zone.
Intraday dip brings us to a major support at 23,800 (previous swing lows).
Intraday charts still holding higher highs/lows.
📈 Next Hurdle: 24,088
🚀 Macro Target: 24,600
⚠️ Risk: Break below 23,800 opens a gap-fill to 23,650.
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#niftyfifty finally after a lot of hustle within a narrow range squeeze loaded with false breakouts and breakdowns has come near 24k.
What next for #Nifty ?
For tomorrow's expiry 23800 is crucial, as long as that holds, Put writers will not be worried. Till 24050 is not broken, Calls writers will also not panic until then.
Overall the big wall of 23550 -600 is now a strong support. The next resistance is now at 24125-24250. Sustaining above that opens for 24800 - 25000.
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