Recently we have seen some weakness in
NIFTY where it has failed to break out of the upward sloping Fib Retracement level. On June 16 we reflected upon the situation with $NIFTY. I was bullish on
NIFTY due to the $DXY.
DXY weakness and EM markets:
NIFTY more upside? for NSE:NIFTY by RabishankarBiswal — TradingView
My prediction was that the
NIFTY can reach 26000 and
DXY @ 96 by end of July. But the unravelling of the
DXY short trade and recent strength in
DXY has put pressure on our outlook.
Now we can go to the micro level and check what happening in the charts for both
DXY and $NIFTY. In the daily chart below we overlayed
DXY on top of the
NIFTY candle stick chart. If we draw the Fib retracement level form the top to bottom of the
NIFTY on the yearly chart we can see clear levels at play. It is also astounding to see how the Top and the bottom range of the Fib levels match to those from the $DXY. After making a new low of 97,
DXY saw some short covering which took it back to 99. At the same time
NIFTY put out a local top @ 25600 and then pulled back below to 0.786 Fib level currently below the psychological level of 25000. Hence our July end target of 26000 for
NIFTY and 96 for
DXY looks distant but not unrealistic. With 4 more trading days left in the month we might rally another 4.5% in
NIFTY and drop 2% in
DXY giving us a perfect leverage trade and meeting our July targets.
Verdict:
NIFTY @ 26000 and
DXY @ 96 as target remains intact. If not in July, we will achieve it in August.
My prediction was that the
Now we can go to the micro level and check what happening in the charts for both
Verdict:
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