Last
week it was mentioned that “Index
is still trading within immediate support and resistance level of 5630-5740.
Hence preference would be to wait and watch for the confirmed signal on a
technical chart. Technical chart indicates a sign of consolidation phase before
a major price breakout. Keep an eye on 5630-5730 expect a sharp price movement
once NIFTY index breaks its trading range. On the down side breakout, it will
try to fill the gap near 5450 and any positive surprise from RBI in a form of
rate cuts would take index right up to 5940.
During the week RBI
announced a 25 bps (0.25%) cut in the CRR ratio but unchanged reverse repo
rates disappointed the market players and the index dropped sharply below 5630
(a downside breakout) touching the next comfort zone of 5581 (mentioned in the
post of 22nd Oct) and placing a low at 5583 for the week. Nifty Spot
closed at 5697.7 while Nifty fut. closed at 5739.55. Nevertheless Nifty managed
to close above the falling trend line which comes around 5675.
The
RBI announced CRR cut which would bring in more liquidity into the banking
system. The index closed the week at its highest level in four weeks. So another
attempt to test the resistance zone between 19132 and 19737 appears on the
cards.
Last
week Nifty Index gave a ‘false break down’ below 5630 trading range within
which the Nifty had been trading for the past few weeks. It is considered to be
‘false breakdown’ because Nifty has climbed back inside the trading range, it also
fell less than 1% below the lower edge of the trading range just to touch its
comfort zone of 5581.
Interesting
point is after receiving good support from the 50 day EMA, Nifty has moved
above its 20 day EMA with a gap, by decent volumes which in fact open up the
possibility of a break out above the upper edge of the rectangular trading
range.
The
MACD is still below its signal line in positive territory. The ROC is touching
its 10 day MA just below the signal line. The RSI and the Slow Stochastic are
climbing up to touch their 50% levels. Nifty is below its long-term resistance
zone and may struggle a bit before moving higher.
Conclusion:
Chart patterns of Sensex and Nifty gave ‘false’ break down below narrow trading
ranges, before moving back inside their trading ranges. There are good
possibilities of upward break outs. Nifty 5700 PUT added 797550 shares in OI
and 5700 CALL decreased 884100 contracts from OI which indicates that 5700 can
act as a good support for Nifty. FIIs bought index future worth 702.43 crores
adding 7.9% fresh OI in current month indicating that fresh long positions have
been added on Friday. The derivative data suggests
that NIFTY index is forming a trading range for November series between
5600-5900. The highest Put option OI is at 5600 strike price and for Call
option it is at 5900. Again further, the option writing on Friday was more on
Put side than Call options which hint a positive momentum for NIFTY index in
the coming week. The PCR is at 1.12 suggesting there is equal force from Put
and Call side but Puts have slight edge over Call build-up which is again a
positive hint. On Technical chart NIFTY index has still not managed to cross
5720 level. Nevertheless it has at least moved above the trend line and formed
a “Doji” candlestick (indecision). So the conclusion is though the technical
chart is on the border of giving confirmation for upside movement, the
derivative indicators have already started giving confirmed positive signals
with an upper target of 5900. On downside the support for the coming weeks
remains at 5600 until any unwinding of Put option is noticed.
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