Anyone here following this intraday nifty and bank nifty futures strategy religiously? Please share results/experience 👍🏻
I feel it’s working with pretty decent accuracy.
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Wait for dip of dip of dip at 30500 #Banknifty & 15000 #Nifty
#Banknifty 33900-34100 zone has provided Support & bounce multiple times in last 12 months.
— Zafar Shaikh (@InvesysCapital) May 8, 2022
Watch this level carefully in current week. If 33900 goes, would open up big downside towards 30500 in May series ( Which is confluence of multiple support & AVWAP from Mar20 lows) pic.twitter.com/B7KUNkVVSE
Look how it took support of the upward sloping black trendline https://t.co/mhqkIzBkQN
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— Nikita Poojary (@niki_poojary) February 6, 2022
\U0001d403\U0001d41a\U0001d422\U0001d425\U0001d432 \U0001d413\U0001d405: 38855 is the BO level on daily TF which was taken out on Feb 2 & if BNF sustains above 39500 level in the coming week then we can see a fresh leg of upmove
Formation of rising wedge i.e. HH & HL pattern
S/R on daily mentioned pic.twitter.com/liaqfEezkW
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