Nifty Analysis EOD – August 6, 2025 – Wednesday

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🟢 Nifty Analysis EOD – August 6, 2025 – Wednesday 🔴

A Day of Noise, Not Direction: Will the Squeeze Explode Soon?

Nifty started flat with indecisive vibes, struggling initially around the 24,660 ~ 24,675 zone. After multiple failed attempts to hold, it slipped toward 24,580 — a cluster of PDL + S1 + Key Support — and broke below, forming the IB Low.

A quick bounce followed, but the index was firmly rejected near the VWAP + CPR + Fib zone, pushing it to a new day low at 24,544. Repeated intraday bounces faced selling pressure around 24,620, while 24,540 provided solid support — creating a tight intraday range.

Despite a perfect CPR setup for breakout, the market moved within just 132 points, the narrowest range in the last 4 sessions. A compression phase is building; breakout traders may soon get their moment.

📉 5 Min Time Frame Chart with Intraday Levels


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🗣 Voice of the Intraday Option Buyer

Trend direction flipped multiple times — bearish to bullish and vice versa.

PDL + S1 zone experienced repeated fakeouts.

Low conviction moves on both sides frustrated momentum setups.

RBI event also not enough strong or trigger to guide directional bias.

Bank Nifty broke IB Low → IB High, closed strong; Nifty stayed muted.

Weekly expiry ahead — theta decay took control.

Many traders, including myself, anticipated a double inside bar breakout — but the trap continued.

Last 4 sessions (since Aug 1) have been painful for intraday option buyers — but it's all part of the game.

📉 Daily Time Frame Chart with Intraday Levels


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🕯️ Daily Candle Breakdown
  • Open: 24,641.35

  • High: 24,671.40

  • Low: 24,539.20

  • Close: 24,574.20

  • Change: −75.35 (−0.31%)



Candle Structure:

  • Real Body: Red candle (67.15 pts)

  • Upper Wick: 30.05 pts

  • Lower Wick: 35.00 pts


Interpretation:

Attempted upside early on but couldn’t hold.

Both wicks show intraday tug-of-war; red close confirms sellers still in control.

Repeated rejection from 24,660–24,675 highlights weak bullish attempts.

Candle Type:

Bearish indecision candle — resembles an Inverted Hammer, indicating weakness despite dip buying attempts.

🔍 Nifty Short-Term View – As of August 6, 2025
Last 5 sessions show directional fatigue and failed bullish attempts above 24,700.

Two consecutive inside bars signal tight range and pending breakout.

Lower closes and long lower wicks = sellers dominate, but buyers defend dips.

Break below 24,535 = fresh selling.

Close above 24,660 = potential short-covering rally.

📌 Conclusion:

Nifty is coiling — a strong breakout may soon end this sideways-to-weak grind.

🛡 5 Min Intraday Chart

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⚔️ Gladiator Strategy Update
ATR: 195.66

IB Range: 91.70 → Medium

Market Structure: Balanced

Trade Summary:

⏱ 10:35 AM – Short Entry → SL Hit

⏱ 12:15 PM – Long Entry → SL Hit

📏 Today's CPR Setup presenting...

  • Value Relationship: Inside Value → Breakout-Ready

  • Avg CPR Width: 37.54

  • Today’s CPR Width: 8.10 (🟠 21.58%)

  • CPR Type: Narrow → Perfect setup for big expansion


⚠️ Today’s setup didn’t deliver, but backtests show such narrow CPRs often explode in the following session.

📌 Support & Resistance Levels
🔼 Resistance Zones:

  • 24,620

  • 24,660 ~ 24,675

  • 24,725 ~ 24,735

  • 24,780 ~ 24,795

  • 24,860 ~ 24,880



🔽 Support Zones:

  • 24,542 ~ 24,535

  • 24,500

  • 24,470 ~ 24,460


🧠 Final Thoughts

The market is in consolidation mode with narrowing range. The double inside bar setup points to an imminent move — be prepared for a breakout trade soon. Don’t lose patience; big days often follow tough ones.

🛡 Disclaimer

This analysis is shared for educational purposes only. It is not trading advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any trading decisions. Always trade with proper risk management.

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