After a period of consolidation, the Nifty 50 witnessed strong action in the last hour of trading, with the bulls hitting another intraday record high of 26,250 on September 26. Experts now suggest that Bank Nifty faces resistance at 54,500 and a grant of 54,000 can be. The group caused an interesting candle in the daily time series, with a positive supported bias in momentum indicators.
Though the trend remains positive, the index may tighten before reaching 26,300, and after that reaching 26,500, the next major resistance is the major support at 26,000. On Wednesday, the Nifty 50 ended 212 points higher at a new all-time high of 26,216, while the Bank Nifty jumped 274 points to a new all-time high of 54,375.
Nifty Outlook and Strategy
The head of Motilal Oswal Financial Services’ wealth management department, equity derivatives and technicals, is Chandan Taparia.
The Nifty 50 gained 800 points this week. Overall market trends remain bullish, with upward momentum still on the weekly daily timeline. The strong bullish candle on the weekly chart indicates that the bullish momentum is likely to continue. For another rally, the index should remain above the 26,000 zone and could target 26,400 and 26,600 levels. Current support is between 26,000 and 25,800.
Key Resistance: 26,400, 26,600
Key Support: 26,000, 25,800
Strategy: Buying on dips with goals at 26,400 and 26,600, with support around 26,000.
Hardik Matalia, Derivative Analyst at Choice Broking
The bullish pattern indicates positive momentum remains, with buyers dominating and potentially pushing the index higher against resistance. Traders should look to follow in the upcoming session, as a continued move above 26,250 could mean the next session is heading towards the 26,500 mark The support level immediately below is 26,000 , and utility documents may arise if these rates are exceeded.
Key Resistance: 26,250, 25,350
Key Support: 26,100, 26,000
Strategy: Purchase at the 26,000 level, with a stop-loss on a closing basis at 25,900. Buy on declines approaching the 26,250 and 26,350 levels.
Virat Jagad, Technical Research Analyst at Bonanza
The Nifty formed a Bullish Maruboju candle in the last session, indicating continued buying interest. In addition, it further reinforces the positive technical outlook, resulting from the recent wedge design. From a bullish perspective, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has been above average and rising, indicating that momentum may persist in the near term.
Key Resistance: 26,400, 26,600
Key Support: 26,100, 26,000
Strategy: Aim for 26,400 by purchasing the Nifty 50 around 26,200 and placing a stop-loss at 26,100.
Bank Nifty – Outlook and Positioning
The head of Motilal Oswal Financial Services’ wealth management department, equity derivatives and technicals, is Chandan Taparia.
In the last hour of trading on Wednesday, the Bank Nifty index touched another intra-day high of 54,467, forming a bullish candle on a daily scale. After rallying in the previous three sessions, it created another ranking split, shifting the base of the index further.On the weekly timeframe, a powerful bullish candle indicates that the momentum is probably going to continue.
The index rose more than 1,500 points in the last six sessions. To continue the rally, it should hold the area above the 54,000 level, with a target of 54,750 and 55,000, once support has moved further towards the 54,000 and 53,500 levels.
Key Resistance: 54,750, 55,000
Key Support: 54,000, 53,500
Strategy: Purchase at 54,000 with support, and aim for levels of 55,000 and 54,750 as you proceed downhill.
Hardik Matalia, Derivative Analyst at Choice Broking
The bullish trend will continue, with immediate targets for Bank Nifty of 55,000 and 56,000 in the coming days. Worse, 53,500 would act as emergency support, creating a potential buying opportunity at that level.
Key Resistance: 54,800, 55,000
Key Support: 54,000, 53,500
Strategy: Purchase on declines around 54,000 with a stop-loss on a closing basis around 53,500, and aim for 54,800–55,000.
Virat Jagad, Technical Research Analyst at Bonanza
A price move above 54,500 may provide an attractive buying opportunity for Bank Nifty investors. The fast EMA (exponential moving average 21) is trading above the slower EMA (34), confirming the positive trend. The index holds the top of the two EMAs, showing great strength. Additionally, the RSI continues to rise, indicating that it will continue to rise in the near term.
Key Resistance: 55,000, 55,500
Key Support: 54,250, 54,000
Strategy: Aim for 55,000 by purchasing over 54,500 and placing a stop-loss at 54,250.
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