01-01-1970 12:00 AM | Source: Choice Broking Ltd
The nifty index slipped to the levels of 14265 - Choice Broking
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Nifty

*The benchmark index plunged further consecutively for the second day, on the back of weak global sentiments and increasing corona numbers in the country. After a flat opening, the nifty index slipped to the levels of 14265 and closed the session at 14324.90 with a loss of 224.50 points.All the sectoral indices came under selling pressure and settled in red, whereas the Nifty IT, Auto, Energy & Smallcap dropped more than 2% in a day. Despite a one-way fall in the market, a few stocks like TATASTEEL, ICICIBANK, DREDDY have supported Nifty with some gains while |OC, MARUTI, HINDUNILVR were the top losers for the day.

*Technically, on the daily chart Index has given breakdown of Double Top formation which is a bearish reversal pattern and suggests a downside movementin the counter.

*Furthermore, the Index has a given closing below 21-Days Moving Averages, which points out weakness inthe counter.

*At present, the nifty index has a strong support at 14250 levels, breaching below it can show 14000 levels while an upside resistance comes at 14750 levels.

 

Bank Nifty

*Onthe daily charts, The Bank nifty Index closed at 33006.45 with a loss of 286.85 points

*Moreover, the stock has been trading below its 21 Days Moving Average which is placed at 34711 level which shows negative momentum in the stock.

*Furthermore, The MACD indicator on daily basis has given negative crossover which pointsout for a negative trend in the Index.

*At Present in the Index has support comes at 32700 level while resistance comes at 34000 level.

 

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