Sunday, April 30, 2017
Saturday, April 29, 2017
#NIFTY Weekend review on the 30th.
Last week we saw a quick “Mark Up” of the
index on low volume. Then in the later part of the week supply which was absent
earlier came back to take the index down by 50 points. Maybe it is more apt to
say the demand stayed away as the volume continued to be low. The whole move of the last week was without
much conviction as the volume remained low. Hence we can expect more downside in
the coming week. 9220 level could provide the support. The market is likely to
go through some consolidation before further new heights are attempted.
Thursday, April 27, 2017
#NIFTY View on the 27th of April.
Today we saw some supply coming in to stop the
quick low volume markup we saw this week.
We saw the volume also increase today, though not to a great extend, but
still it was above average. Today’s move is clear sign of weakness. However the intraday chart and the close do
indicate that the buyers did provide a good amount of resistance to the
sellers. As usual we do need
confirmation to the weakness exhibited today. Hence tomorrows move will validate
the weakness. The markup itself was on low volume. Hence a decent retracement will only add
strength and ensure a sustained up trend.
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
#NIFTY View on the 25th of April.
We
again saw the Index moving up to new heights on low volume. We saw a gap up opening
and a below average spread Bar closing at the top scaling new height. The
volume was less than average. Clearly the sellers stayed away and it was easy
to markup the market. At the same time it is also clear that Demand too was
lukewarm as indicated by the low volume. Obviously the index reaching new heights on poor
quality demand does not augur a continued up move. So it a time to tread carefully as sustaining
the current up thrust to new heights is going to be very difficult. Levels 9220 and 9175 would come into play as
active support levels. Next couple of session would be interesting to watch.
One thing is certain that the NIFTY is poised to explore new historical levels.
Monday, April 24, 2017
#NIFTY Review on the 24th of April.
Today we saw a wide spread Up Bar closing at
the Top. It seemed that strength has returned for the Market. However the
volume remained less than average raising a question on the validity of the
sign of strength. The quality of the demand remains poor. Also we have a skewed
Effort to Result ratio. 9220 level is
likely to provide more resistance. Unless we see some good quality demand, demand
with good increased volume, we are likely to see more sideways move.
Sunday, April 23, 2017
#NIFTY Weekend view on the 23rd of April.
When we reviewed the index last week we said that the smart money was not fully
participating in the market and we are likely to see sideways movement in the
near future. The lack of interest continued
and the movement was indeed sideways. The overall change in the week was
insignificant. The volume also remained low.
The earlier price support level 9108 can into picture. We saw support
coming in below this level. This level is likely to provide support and we expect
further sideways movements in the coming weeks. Some the important company
results are likely to provide some influence. Overall being the expiry week it
is likely to be a lackluster one.
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Sunday, April 16, 2017
#NIFTY Weekend on the 16th of April.
The week
started with the index failing to cross the crucial 9220 level. Another attempt
was made after a day which again failed. On Friday we saw the poor INFY result pulling
the index further down below another important level of 9175. The volume
remained low which is good sign. It was a week were neither Demand nor Supply fully
dominated the proceedings, a week when the smart money generally stayed away. Interestingly the move of last Friday
technically marked the end of the major uptrend and the immediate trend turning
negative. This does not mean the Major uptrend has finally ended and a down
trend would start. Right now it indicates that we could be in for more sideways
consolidations for the near future. This holds good till the index breaks 9016
level.
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
#NIFTY View on the 12th of April.
Looking at yesterday’s move we were expecting some more upward move today
as well. However supply dominated early in the session to take the index to 9160
level. However demand stepped in soon to take the index higher and eventually
close in the middle of the bar. The volume was below average and lower than
yesterday’s. Clearly the positive bias still remains. 9220 remains a tough nut
to crack. If another attempt at 9220 is not made tomorrow we can expect some more
sideways move before the index seeks higher levels.
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
#NIFTY View on the 11th April.
Today’s move was not an unexpected one. We did anticipate the attempt at
9220 soon. Quoting from yesterday’s post [we can expect Demand to step in the
next couple of days and the next attempt to make new high will start]. The
index opened near yesterday’s close and quickly moved past the important level
of 9220 and stayed above that level for the remaining session absorbing all the
supply. The Volume also increased considerably from yesterday’s level. This and
the fact that the index held on to the high for most of the session makes the move
more authentic. The volume was not very
high either indicating that supply was indeed lukewarm. All this only adds
validity to today’s move and augur further upward moves.
Monday, April 10, 2017
#NIFTY View on the 10th April.
Today we saw the index open above
the crucial level of 9220. But the index
did not see demand coming in and drift lower to next important level 9175. The
spread was less than average and the volume was very low, in fact the lowest in
the recent times. In fact there was no
interest from the smart money. The supply
too was absent as clearly indicated by very low volume. W can expect Demand to
step in the next couple of days and the next attempt to make new high will
start.
Sunday, April 9, 2017
#NIFTY Weekend View on the 9th of April.
Last week we saw that the
Index was moving up without much effort and without conviction with supply
staying out. Finally on Friday who saw
demand vanishing and supply step in. However
the volume remained low which shows the supply was not really dominating. 9220
still remains intact. We may see further dip before another attempt at 9220 is
made. Significant levels are 9175, the
last acceptable price level, and 9108, the last supported price level. 9175 also happens to be the 38.2% retracement
level. We can expect support coming around this level.
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
#NIFTY View on the 5th of April.
Today again we saw the index
move up on low volume. The overall
increase was just 30 points. Clearly the
demand is not overpowering and at the same time supply seems to be absent. When the supply is absent it should have been
easy for the demand to take the index to much higher levels. This is not happening and that puts us in a
strange situation. But when we look at the individual stocks we see that many
non index stocks including many bank stocks making smart moves today. Clearly
there is some index management in progress. Looks like we have to wait for a
few sessions till the markets finds it’s own direction. Till then look at
individual stories.
Monday, April 3, 2017
#NIFTY View on the 3rd April.
During
the weekend review we saw the recent up move was lacking conviction and the
probability of taking out 9220 is less. However contrary to our expectation the
index did cross the crucial level of 9220. Has this level been successfully taken out? The volume seems to tell a different story. We
had lowest volume in recent times ( I hope the NSE data is right). Obviously
the volume does not warrant the move we saw today. This makes the move a suspect.
It is uncommon to see such low volumes when the index is seeing historically
new high. Does it mean that sellers just stayed away? So, tomorrow is very crucial. We need to wait
and see whether today’s move will be validated or the move will fail and we
will see index going back into the trading range. Technically or rather VSA wise the later seems
more probable. But then the market will have its own say as always. Keeping my
fingers crossed.
Sunday, April 2, 2017
#NIFTY Weekend view on the 2nd April.
As expected the Index has been
having a overall sideways move. Last we
did the index moving up. On Wednesday and Thursday we saw the index moving up
on increased volume. On Thursday the volume was quite high. However the spread
remained narrow indicating supply was coming preventing the index moving much
higher. On Friday however there was lack of demand. If the index does not take
out 9220 in the next couple of sessions then we will see some more sideways. Given the last week’s move the probability of
the sideways is more. Any dip will only provide opportunity.
Saturday, April 1, 2017
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)