Banknifty - Analysis for 30th Dec'24

1. Elliott Wave Analysis

  • Identify potential impulsive (5-wave) or corrective (3-wave) patterns:
    • The steep fall in the middle suggests a Wave 3 downtrend (impulse wave).
    • A subsequent recovery and consolidation near the center indicate a corrective Wave 4.
    • The chart's final consolidation might represent the beginning of a new trend.

2. Fibonacci Levels

  • Measure Fibonacci retracements from the highest point (near 51800) to the lowest point of the decline:
    • Key retracement levels:
      • 38.2%: ~51450 (initial resistance during the recovery).
      • 50%: ~51550 (strong resistance if prices retrace further).
      • 61.8%: ~51680 (a major breakout point for further upward movement).
  • Extensions can be applied for targets:
    • 127.2% and 161.8% from the current corrective low.

3. Gann Angle

  • Use key support points (such as 51200) and observe price action to align angles.
    • A break above 51400 suggests bullish momentum.
    • Immediate support lies at 51200, with stronger support below at 51000.

4. Pivot Points

  • Calculate intraday pivot points:
    • Pivot (P): (High + Low + Close) / 3 = ~51400
    • Resistance levels:
      • R1: ~51550
      • R2: ~51680
    • Support levels:
      • S1: ~51250
      • S2: ~51100

5. Trendlines

  • Downward trendline: Connect the major highs of the decline.
    • Breakout occurs if prices cross 51400-51450.
  • Horizontal support: Forming at 51200, indicating accumulation.

Possible Strategy:

1. Entry:

  • Bullish Entry: Above 51400 (break of resistance and consolidation above pivot).
  • Bearish Entry: Below 51200 (break of support).

2. Target:

  • Bullish targets:
    • T1: 51550 (R1).
    • T2: 51680 (R2, major resistance).
  • Bearish targets:
    • T1: 51150 (S2).
    • T2: 51000 (strong support).

3. Stop Loss:

  • Bullish stop loss: 51300 (below support trendline).
  • Bearish stop loss: 51350 (above resistance trendline).

4. Risk-Reward Ratio:

  • Aim for at least 1:2 or 1:3 (e.g., risk of 50 points with potential reward of 100-150 points).

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