Resistance? Let price take it!!
Date: 24th February 2014
Nifty
recovered from the support levels to close at 6155 on last Friday. As mentioned
during last week, short trades were to be covered above 6110. I was expecting
some price consolidation but price rallied from lower levels and formed a bullish
short term pattern. Price is trading at resistance levels of 6160 – 6180 that was
discussed during the last post.
Chart analysis:
Figure 1
is 10 box value chart plotted with closing prices. Double Top Buy signal is
triggered in the chart after price took support at the box value of 6000. As
shown in the chart; the buy signal has generated short term vertical count of
6220. More upside counts can be plotted if price closes above 6160 but they are
the weak counts as long as price is trading below bearish objective line.
Figure 2
is 10 box value chart plotted with High Low prices. Price is currently trading
at Anchor Point resistance level. I discussed during the last post that the test
of 20 column average is possible if recovery happens. Price has approached the
average line which is also the middle band line and a stall is certainly
expected around these levels.
Figure 3
is 1 box reversal chart of 10 box value plotted with high low prices. Current
pattern of consolidation indicates price range of 5960 – 6180. Horizontal patterns
are much visible when 1 box charts are plotted with high low prices. Unlike 3
box charts, Horizontal counts in 1 box charts are plotted from Anchor Point of
the pattern and indicate the range of the pattern on both the sides.
Nifty is
trading near resistance level and below bearish objective line. Intermediate
trend is down. There seems some resistance near 6230 as well. But like support,
resistance is a resistance when it is taken. And trades can be taken only when
price confirms the same. Double Bottom sell signal will confirm the resistance.
I believe
that sideways or range bound movements are expected from here. Hence I would
like to opt for conservative approach to take the next signal and also advice
quick profit booking. Range bound markets are quiet exciting when we analyse
them with timeless charts because they ignore the time consolidation and reveal
the pattern of price squeeze that times the break out trade well.
P&F strategy for next week:
Range
bound moves are expected. Trade short at next Double Bottom Sell signal which
will occur below 6080 in the current setup. Trade Double Top Buy signal if it is
occurring above 6180. Follow quick profit bookings.
Figure 1: Nifty 10 x 3 CL Point and Figure Chart |
Figure 2: Nifty 10 x 3 HL Point and Figure Chart |
Figure 3: Nifty 10 x 1 HL Point and Figure Chart |
- Prashant Shah, CMT, CFTe
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