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3 min read | Updated on October 21, 2024, 23:05 IST
SUMMARY
The NIFTY50 index failed to close above the high of 18 October, invalidating the bullish piercing pattern formed on 18 October. A bullish piercing pattern is a two-candlestick reversal signal formed when the second candle closes above the mid-point of the previous bearish candle.
NIFTY50 invalidates bullish piercing pattern, all eyes on 24,700 level
Markets failed to sustain its opening gains and remained in the negative territory for entire trading session. The NIFTY50 index saw a sharp reversal after opening around 25,000 and fell over 1% from the opening levels and ended the day at 24,781, down 0.2%.
Except for Automobiles (+0.4%), all the major sectoral indices ended the day in the red. Metals (-1.5%) and IT (-1.2%) declined the most.
The NIFTY50 index failed to close above the high of the 18 October, invalidating the bullish piercing pattern. However, the index protected the crucial swing low of 24,700 on the closing basis. The broader trend of the index remains weak with range-bound activity around 24,800. In the upcoming sessions, if the index ends below 24,700 strike, it may extend the weakness upto 24,400 level. On the flip side, a close above 25,000 can result in a short-covering rally upto 25,200 zone.
Top gainer and loser in NIFTY50: Bajaj Auto (+4.3%) and Tata Consumer (-7.0%)
Top gainer and loser in NIFTY Midcap 100: Tata Chemicals (+8.7%) and Coforge (-5.5%)
Top gainer and loser in NIFTY Smallcap 100: Amber Enterprises (+20.0%) and NBCC (-5.0%)
šOpen=High (Bear power): Bandhan Bank, SJVN, Varun Beverages, Jio Financials and Oil India
šOpen=Low (Bull power): N/A
šļøFresh 52 week-high: Tech Mahindra, Dixon Technologies and HCL Technologies
ā ļøFresh 52-week-low: IndusInd Bank and IDFC First Bank
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