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Nifty Bank Index - BANKNIFTYThe chart depicts the 4-hour price movement of the Nifty Bank Index on the NSE. Here is an analysis and summary: Analysis: 1. Possible Double Top: The chart indicates a potential double top pattern around the 49,300 level, which is a bearish reversal signal. 2. Current Price Movement: The price has recently declined from the double-top region, suggesting a potential pullback. 3. Support Levels: - 50% Retracement: The price might find support around the 48,590 level, which is the 50% Fibonacci retracement level. - 61.8% Retracement: A stronger support is expected around the 48,320 level, the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level. 4. Target: - If the index respects these retracement levels and rebounds, the 100% target is projected at 50,500, suggesting a potential uptrend continuation. Forecasted Movement: - Short-term: The price might continue to decline towards the 48,590 level, and possibly to the 48,320 level. - Reversal Potential: If the price finds support at these levels, a rebound is likely, leading to an upward movement towards the 50,500 target. - Bullish Scenario: The chart shows a potential bullish scenario if the support levels hold, leading to a rise back towards and possibly beyond the recent highs. Summary: The Nifty Bank Index chart shows a potential double top formation indicating a bearish reversal. However, if the index finds support at the 50% (48,590) or 61.8% (48,320) Fibonacci retracement levels, there is a potential for a bullish reversal aiming for the 50,500 target. It is crucial to monitor these support levels for potential buying opportunities and confirmation of the upward trend resumption.
NSE:BANKNIFTYShort
by The90sTraderOfficial
A steeper slope to climb!The "Channel bottom visit" we were referring to a few days ago, is done and the Level we marked " TO be protected" on 2nd May has been visited and protected (No close below that). We got the ritualistic bounce off there and now what ? The way back up to the top of the channel is not going to be an easy one and looks less probable. Was this bounce, induced by Amit Shah? If so, Banks will need a reason better than that to sustain the upward momentum. Not able to look up as of now. Shorting on upticks would be my mindset going into trade today.
NSE:BANKNIFTYShort
by OldMonk13
NIFTYBANK SELL SETUPTrading Plan 1. Daily Bias - Bearish 2. Dealing Range - Price at discount 3. PD arrays - Doji followed by FVG (Sell side Inefficiency) at Supply (48500) 4. Liquidity - Both Sell side and buy side available. 5. Draw on Liquidity - Previous day Low Concept Applied : Power of Three - AMD A - Accumulation M - Manipulation D - Distribution As the daily bias is bearish, expecting price to go higher from daily open price and takes out day's high (Buy side liquidity) and creates a strong displacement with imbalance(FVG) which creates market structure shift (MSS) and Entry inside FVG and SL above Day's High.
NSE:BANKNIFTYShort
by chartology369