Should I buy Axis Bank in FNO for positional trade?
It is said that RSI has the power to fool you... There is a bearish divergence in the daily chart of Axis Bank Fut but if you notice, RSI has gone up tin the overbought zone multiple times but hasn't broken the 30 mark on the downside.
RSI basically indicates strength and it not breaking the oversold range at 30 means that the stock has strength and that the divergence may be false.
Secondly, the candles are trading comfortably above 21 and 50 EMA which is again a buy signal. Now, let's talk about Fibonacci retracement. The stock in in an uptrend and there was a retracement as expected. The prices went down and took support at 0.382 (1092.95) and bounced right back up and easily crossed not only 0.50 (1122.50) and 0.618 (1152.05) but looks like it is holding strong above it.
Now, if this continues, the upside can easily be around 1247.70 and 1315.80 but then there is selling pressure as well so I will watch the support at 1122.50 which is the 0.50 level because 50 EMA stands above it at 1169.93.
RSI basically indicates strength and it not breaking the oversold range at 30 means that the stock has strength and that the divergence may be false.
Secondly, the candles are trading comfortably above 21 and 50 EMA which is again a buy signal. Now, let's talk about Fibonacci retracement. The stock in in an uptrend and there was a retracement as expected. The prices went down and took support at 0.382 (1092.95) and bounced right back up and easily crossed not only 0.50 (1122.50) and 0.618 (1152.05) but looks like it is holding strong above it.
Now, if this continues, the upside can easily be around 1247.70 and 1315.80 but then there is selling pressure as well so I will watch the support at 1122.50 which is the 0.50 level because 50 EMA stands above it at 1169.93.
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