Nifty is again a rising star..We today saw Nifty rising like a Phoenix to close the day at 24768 after making a low of 24180. In one of the most volatile session Nifty gained 588 points from day's low. The rise was from the right side bud of the star formation which gave superlative support to Nifty on the weekly chart. The weekly candle formation is of the shape of Thor's hammer which means further upside cannot be ruled out subject to Nifty closing above 24860. In such a scenario further resistances for Nifty will be at 25240 and 25514.
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25514 is the sigma resistance of the Star which can be little difficult to conquer but in case this level is conquered by Bulls further upside of 25665, 25919 and finally 26K+ levels cannot be ruled out. Supports for Nifty remain at 24500, 24184, 23907, 23396 (Mother line of 50 Weeks EMA) and finally 23187 which is the channel bottom support.
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