Nifty 50 IndexLong
Nifty50 analysis for next week 2nd Sept-6th Sept 2024
#Nifty surged to a new all-time high of 25236 this week, gaining nearly 400 points from the previous week's close. As predicted, the market remained within the 25500-24200 range.
For the coming week, I anticipate Nifty to trade between 25850 and 24600. A break above or below these levels could trigger significant price movements. If Nifty can sustain above 25300, it might reach 25400, 25568, 25650, or even 25809 (a crucial resistance level).
While the weekly RSI is showing signs of a bearish M pattern, I believe Nifty needs to reach 25500 or 25800 before a significant decline. Overall, for coming week market remains bullish.
The S&P 500 closed just above the important Fibonacci level of 5637. A break above 5670 could lead to gains towards 5700, 5806, or even 6142, which would likely benefit Indian markets. However, a breakdown below 5550 could trigger a sell-off, with potential support levels at 5486, 5373, and 5180. Such a scenario would have negative implications for global markets, including India.
For the coming week, I anticipate Nifty to trade between 25850 and 24600. A break above or below these levels could trigger significant price movements. If Nifty can sustain above 25300, it might reach 25400, 25568, 25650, or even 25809 (a crucial resistance level).
While the weekly RSI is showing signs of a bearish M pattern, I believe Nifty needs to reach 25500 or 25800 before a significant decline. Overall, for coming week market remains bullish.
The S&P 500 closed just above the important Fibonacci level of 5637. A break above 5670 could lead to gains towards 5700, 5806, or even 6142, which would likely benefit Indian markets. However, a breakdown below 5550 could trigger a sell-off, with potential support levels at 5486, 5373, and 5180. Such a scenario would have negative implications for global markets, including India.
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