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Nifty closed the week strong on the highest point of the week which suggests bulls were in control during the week. The FII’s are long as per the derivative data. Nifty is now at striking distance from the last two higher closings at 18255 which happened on 10th January 2022 and then 18338 which happened on 11th October 2021.

The hourly chart of Nifty continues to be in an uptrend forming higher highs and higher lows.The recent range of 18000 and 18150 needs to be watched for taking further action.A break above 18150 will propel further upmove and a break below 18000 will make the higher high higher low formation on hourly chart complete and Nifty may take a pause or reverse.

Overall the setup looks bullish and chances are that Nifty might attempt new highs in coming days.

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Amit Kapoor

Amit Kapoor is a Chartered Market Technician ( CMT,USA),level 3 cleared .Having rich experience of almost 2 decades in financial markets in Insurance, Mutual Fund and Banking Industry and is currently advising / helping investors and traders in the field of technical analysis, portfolio creation and reducing risk of investment through the use of F&O. Views expressed are his own. He can be reached out at amitk1506@gmail.com

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