RBI finally changed its status quo and cut repo rates by 25 bps. This time Mr. Patel has managed to be predictable.
It is interesting to see closing of
Nifty post the monetary policy announcement. Prices traded in a narrow
range for most part of the day until it finally gave away during the
final 30 minutes.
The reason prices have been struggling at the current zone is due to the series of channel resistance all in the near zone.
Look at the below chart of Nifty which
shows why prices have been failing at higher levels even though the
overall tone is still bullish…
Nifty 60 minutes chart:
News or events do not drive the markets
but only results into short term volatility or random movement which
will last for few minutes to few hours or few days and then the original
trend resumes.
The above chart clearly shows that RBI
policy announcement did result into short term movement or volatility on
intraday basis but prices eventually closed that the short term moving
average support.
Now how to trade using Trendlines or channels?
Nifty is moving in the overall expanding
pattern shown by blue trendline and within that it is moving in red
channel. The reason markets are getting nervous at the higher levels is
due to the upward sloping blue trendline. Also as this trendline is
shifting higher the resistance will keep moving upside.
So, best trading strategy will be to buy
when prices move towards the channel support and also RSI near the
support zone. This technique will be valid as long as the short term red
channel is intact.
So even if you do not use any other
method but this basic technique you can trade profitably provided risk
reward is favorable and the reason for trading is objective!
Now imagine the power when you combine
these basic techniques with Elliott wave and other methods like
Bollinger Bands, indicators and much more.
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