TECHNICAL VIEW FOR THE WEEK AHEAD :
SENSEX and NIFTY seems to have entered a
phase from where there can be another leg of severe down move may start soon.
Before we discuss technicals on the basis
of different time frames it is usual to have a look at what we suggested in our
last WEEKLY CHART BOOK dated 26th September 2011.
“ TECHNICAL VIEW FOR SENSEX
& NIFTY FOR THE WEEK STARTING FROM 26-09-2011
As discussed above the markets seems to
have ended the corrective rally and are poised to at least test the august
bottoms at 15765 and 4720 very soon.
Since we have seen a good bounce from
these lows, there will be another attempt to hold the bottoms but all will
depend upon if we get another candle
reversal pattern from around 15765 and 4720 levels.
If we don’t get a solid
bounce from these levels than we have down side targets of around NIFTY 4538
and SENSEX 14900 levels as has been being discussed from here.”
On Monday
itself SENSEX made a low of 15801 against its august 2011 low of 15765 while
NIFTY made a low of 4759 against its resent low of 4720 so as presumed both
indices TESTED their august lows and bounced back sharply off lows in first two
days.
As
expected there was another attempt to hold the bottoms and looking at the week
end and especially Fridays movement it clearly seems that the upmove from
Monday looks weak.
If
the BULLISH GAP between 16209-16282 for SENSEX and between 4878-4905 for NIFTY
gets filled up and if both indices closes below these GAP then the recent lows around
15765 and 4720 will be in danger soon.
If
this happens watch how our projected supports/target at around 14900-15300 and
4538-4625 works.
For
any upside potential for the coming week the 5013-5079 zone for NIFTY and
16756-17000 zone for SENSEX are to be crossed as per us even the opening levels
of Friday 4990 and 16599 will also be very difficult hurdles for NIFTY &
SENSEX respectively.
As
being repeatedly suggested from here SENSEX and NIFTY has to produce three
consecutive close above 17300 & 5177 respectively for a change in
intermediate trend.
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