Monday, 4 February 2013


Nifty to test 5900
Date: 4th Feb 2013

   Figure 1: 10 x 3 Cl Point and Figure Chart

Nifty has closed below 6000 for second consecutive day today. The event is triggering some consolidation to form over next few trading sessions. Have a look at 3 box reversal chart shown above of Nifty of 10 box value.

Chart is trading above 45 degree trend and long term charts are suggesting upward direction with various counts being open. Short term formation has generated double bottom sell signal after some recent bear traps in the up run. This is making prominent short term topping formation.
Short term supports on chart above is clustering around 5900 with 45 degree internal line, anchor points and a vertical count that is been activated recently. This makes me bet atleast for 5900 for short term traders.

    Figure 2: 10 x 3 HL Point and Figure Chart

Chart shown above is high low chart to analyse horizontal patterns and short term price move. A bull trap pattern that has formed recently is signaling some cooling for prices as well. This is confirming the view of short term weakness in prices.

Short term traders should remain short with stop loss at 6030 on closing basis and investors should wait for the opportunity to find the value.

-          - Prashant Shah

      


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