• Weekly charts
• Daily charts.
• Hourly / 60 min charts.
• 15 min charts.
1. Weekly-
• The past 2 weeks indicate that buyers have entered and are trying to lift the market up.
• 34000 was a strong support earlier too, this should hold for this week at least.
2. Daily:
• If we open flat or gap up on Monday I am expecting this to play out.
(See picture)
• If gap down happens, then the traders who are long would be in a slight panic and we need to observe the price action again after a couple of days for a broader view.
3. Hourly
• Since the market broke the last Lower High (LH), our positions should have a bullish bias.
• Traders would keep the last pivot of 34750 as a stop loss for their positions.
Option chain data:
• At nearer strikes put sellers are selling more than call sellers.
• If this continues for another day, can start selling puts 34500 and below.
Strategies to deploy?
1. Aggressive Traders
Can sell strangles of 34100 puts and 36600 calls & manage.
ROI is around 1.85%
2. Moderate Risk Traders
Can sell strangles of 33700 puts and 36800 calls & manage.
ROI is approximately 1.2%.
3. Conservative Traders
Can sell strangles of 33300 and 37100. Fetches you approximately 0.75% ROI.
You guys should be targeting 2% per month and playing far away from spot levels of BNF.
4 expires per month to make 0.50%.
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1. Daily charts. 2. Hourly / 60 min charts. 3. 15 min charts.
1. Daily - Looks like we are at a support in Bank Nifty but the attempt to go up was very weak. Expecting Bank Nifty to go up from here just as a pullback.
Structure:
If it goes sideways and then makes a HH and HL formation and tries to go up we will play bullish, I will update that in case it happens.
Pattern:
We have also formed an inside candle in daily charts. We can align our trades towards wherever the break happens.