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Trading tips for February 14 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8800 to book profit when the spot Nifty trades at 8836. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8776 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty trades at 8725.

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Weekly post on Indian Market for the week February 13 2017 to February 17 2017

The new resistances for Nifty are at 8802, 8834, 8870 and 8920.

The supports are at 8755, 8646, 8511, 8454 and 8248.

The week ahead seems likely to be a week of consolidation with positive bias as the Nifty will edge a wee bit higher if the resistance of 8802 is conquered.

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Trading tips for February 10 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8784 to book profits the moment it reaches 8805. Like wise they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8747 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8725. There still are a lot of opportunities both for the short-term traders as well as mid-term investors. To avail the same, please subscribe to this post through e mail. It's free of cost. We help build portfolios from the money made through daily and short term trades. Your subscription, though free for you, is a great source of inspiration for our team.

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Trading tips for February 9 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8784 and book profits when the spot Nifty trades at 8805. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8744 and cover their shorts when the spot Nifty trades at 8704.

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Trading tips for February 8 2017

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8783 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8837. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8753 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8734.

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Trading tips for February 7 2017

The new supports for Nifty are at 8786, 8734 and 8643 and the resistances are at 8838 and 8965.4

The day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8795 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8838. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8785 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8734.

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Weekly post on Indian Market for the week February 6 2017 to February 10 2017

The resistances for Nifty are at 8773, 8838 and 8965 and the supports are at 8713, 8694, 8622 8595 and 8491. If the benchmark index conquers one resistance then it will head towards the next above and likewise if the Nifty breaches one support then it will slide towards the next support. 

We expect the week to be more of consolidation with a positive bias and gradual move towards our target of 8965 in the days to come.

As for the day traders, they may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8740 to book profits when the spot Nifty is at 8765. They may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8721 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8694.

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Trading tips for February 3 2017

The day traders must trade with a bit of downside in mind. Chances are that the Nifty will be weak tomorrow and will consolidate as long as it remains above 8621.

That being said they may go long in the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8742 to book profit when the spot Nifty is at 8776. They may short the Nifty if the spot Nifty trades below 8713 to cover it when the spot Nifty is at 8674.

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Trading tips for February 2 2017

With the budget and consequent euphoria behind us, the day traders may go long in Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades above 8702 in the opening hour and book profit when the spot Nifty is at 8739. On the flip side they may short the Nifty futures if the spot Nifty trades below 8655 to cover their shorts when the spot Nifty is at 8610. A gap up may be sold into as we see a bit of consolidation after another steep spike upwards. The resistances for the day are at 8739 or 8780. The short term target for Nifty seems likely to be 8843 but this is only tentative and still too early to predict. It is just for the guidance. The supports are at 8658, 8608 and 8581.

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