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NIFTY 50 ANALYSIS! TOUCHED 19000, WHAT’S NEXT

While our nation’s hero has touched the 19,000 mark for the first time, investors are happy and curious to know what’s next. What’s been in their minds has become a common question today. Will nifty go to 20,000? Well, Read more to know

First, let me congratulate all the investors for sticking by. Nifty 50, as we all know is an INDEX which showcases the typical retail, FII or DII mood. When it is trending up, demands are high and the economy is doing good. Vice versa, if it’s down, the economy isn’t doing so great.

While it has made a run to its new benchmark, is it going to stop here now? Short answer: No.

Al-though, corrections are healthy and necessary but will come to that in a second. NIFTY 50 and Sensex both have created an all-time high. Surprisingly, we have spotted a pattern in it. It’s called a rising wedge pattern ( in making).

What is the rising wedge pattern?

A rising wedge pattern is a technical chart pattern that frequently appears when the financial markets are on an uptrend. Two trendlines that converge towards one another, with the lower trendline being steeper than the higher trendline, are drawn to create it. Within the wedge formation, the price has a propensity to produce higher highs and higher lows.

Let’s just apply this to the Nifty 50 chart. Here’s what it looks like

It certainly looks like touching a further 20,000 benchmark. Before, giving us that most awaited fall that all PE or put holders waiting for. Our advice would be to play carefully, and not to be a victim of this euphoria.

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice or call. The analysis done above is merely for educational purposes. Please make your investment according to your own financial advisor. To know more about the pattern click here, Follow us on insta

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