Nifty 50 Index

Nifty at Make-or-Break Zone – Big Move Loading?

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Nifty ended the week at 24,426, down 444 points from last week’s close. It touched a high of 25,021 and a low of 24,404, once again respecting my projected range of 25,350 – 24,400.

Last week, I highlighted the Shooting Star formation and warned about increasing bearish pressure – this week we saw exactly that play out. Now, Nifty is hovering dangerously close to the strong support of 24,400. A daily close below 24,400 could open the gates for a slide towards 24,000 – 23,900.

Next Week’s Range Expectation:
➡️ Likely range → 24,900 – 23,900
➡️ Below 24,400 = 24,000/23,900 possible
➡️ Sideways consolidation for 1–2 weeks also on the table before momentum resumes

My View:
From the 2nd week of September, I still expect more selling pressure. But before that, big players may try to take markets higher to trap unsuspecting retailers. After all, they need someone to offload their stakes – and who better than us poor retailers 😅.

✅ What Traders & Investors Should Do:

Traders: Stay flexible. Be ready for both sideways action and a breakdown.

Investors: Use upcoming corrections to load quality stocks at attractive prices. Do your research, keep a watchlist ready, and pounce when the opportunity comes.

US Market Update – S&P500
The S&P500 closed at 6,460, almost flat compared to last week. It formed a weak, indecisive candle, signaling hesitation. For bulls to regain control, we need a close above 6,500, which could take the index toward the 6,568 Fibonacci level. On the downside, a break below 6,429 can trigger profit booking, pushing the index toward 6,400/6,373. At 6,373, fresh buyers may step in to drive the next upward leg.

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