Index trend and stocks in action on March 04, 2020
After a seven day slide, at last, ‘green’ was witnessed on Tuesday. The index opened with a gap-up and the volatility kept traders on their toes as index pared its opening gains, however, in the last leg of trade, Nifty rebounded and closed at 11,300 mark.
The price action formed a bull candle, which is placed within a high-low range of bear candle of Monday. Technically, this pattern in technical parlance is known as inside day. With this bull candle, Nifty managed to halt its lower low formation. In the coming session, the high and low of inside bar is likely to act as an important point of attention as sustaining above the high of inside bar i.e. 11,342, could lead the index to test open the downside gap area of February 28, which remains unfilled. While, slipping below the low of inside bar i.e. 11,152.55, could lead to the test of 11,020 level, which is at 78.6 per cent retracement level of up move seen from levels of 10,637 to all time high levels.
The daily RSI has turned up from the oversold region and the current quoting at 31.78 as well as on the upside, the crucial level to watch out for is 40. And if it fails to cross 40 mark or turns down from this level, it would signify an extreme bearish phase.
Overall, whether it’s a dead cat bounce or a temporary bottom formation in Nifty, of which the coming session would give us a fair idea. Traders are still advised to trade with a cautious approach.
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