Trading Plan for Nifty – 06-Dec-2024
Intro to the Previous Day's Chart Pattern:
On 05-Dec-2024, Nifty exhibited a volatile session but from the level (excatly where I mentioned in yesterday's trade pan) a significant rally towards the Wave C completion zone but a huge volatility in the prices seen in the last trading hour, . A sharp rejection from this zone reinforced bearish pressure, driving the index back to the Opening Support/Resistance zone at ₹24,697. The chart highlighted three critical zones:
Red Trend: Bearish resistance around Wave C completion (₹25,050).
Yellow Trend: Sideways consolidation in the Opening Resistance Zone (₹24,882–₹24,697).
Green Trend: Bullish momentum originating from the Initial Support Zone (₹24,412).
Trading Plan for 06-Dec-2024
Intro to the Previous Day's Chart Pattern:
On 05-Dec-2024, Nifty exhibited a volatile session but from the level (excatly where I mentioned in yesterday's trade pan) a significant rally towards the Wave C completion zone but a huge volatility in the prices seen in the last trading hour, . A sharp rejection from this zone reinforced bearish pressure, driving the index back to the Opening Support/Resistance zone at ₹24,697. The chart highlighted three critical zones:
Red Trend: Bearish resistance around Wave C completion (₹25,050).
Yellow Trend: Sideways consolidation in the Opening Resistance Zone (₹24,882–₹24,697).
Green Trend: Bullish momentum originating from the Initial Support Zone (₹24,412).
Trading Plan for 06-Dec-2024
- Gap Up Opening (+100 Points):
If Nifty opens above ₹24,882, it will likely face immediate resistance at the Wave C completion zone (₹25,050).
Action Plan:
Look for bearish rejections or reversal candlestick patterns near ₹25,050. A failure to sustain above this level indicates a shorting opportunity, targeting ₹24,697 and ₹24,412.
If Nifty sustains above ₹25,050 for at least two 15-minute candles, it signals a breakout. Go long, aiming for ₹25,300 and ₹25,450.
Risk Management Tip:
Use a trailing stop-loss once the trade moves in your favor. For options, consider selling OTM puts below ₹24,700 to benefit from time decay. - Flat Opening (Near ₹24,697):
A flat opening will test the Opening Support/Resistance zone (₹24,697).
Action Plan:
If Nifty holds above ₹24,697, expect a bullish move towards ₹24,882. Breakout above this level can lead to ₹25,050.
Failure to sustain ₹24,697 could drag Nifty towards the Initial Support Zone (₹24,412). Monitor for price rejection at ₹24,412 for potential long entries.
Risk Management Tip:
For flat openings, avoid aggressive entries. Let the first 30 minutes establish the trend, then act accordingly. Use spreads (e.g., bull call spreads) to cap your risk in options. - Gap Down Opening (-100 Points):
A gap-down opening near ₹24,412 or below will test key supports.
Action Plan:
If Nifty finds support at ₹24,412, look for bullish price action. Enter long positions targeting ₹24,697 and ₹24,882.
If Nifty breaks ₹24,412, the next critical zone lies at ₹24,224–₹24,142. Watch for signs of demand in this deep retracement zone for potential reversals.
Risk Management Tip:
In case of high volatility, trade with reduced position sizes. Use iron condors or straddles to take advantage of elevated option premiums during gap-down scenarios.
Summary and Conclusion:Resistance Levels: ₹24,882, ₹25,050
Support Levels: ₹24,697, ₹24,412, ₹24,224
Key levels to watch: A breakout above ₹25,050 or a breakdown below ₹24,412 will dictate intraday momentum.
Use proper risk management strategies like trailing stop-losses and avoid over-leveraging in volatile markets.
Disclaimer:
The above analysis is for educational purposes only. I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. Please perform your own research or consult a financial advisor before making any trading decisions. Markets involve risk; trade responsibly.
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