The Nifty IT Index is currently priced at 33,613.05, indicating a bullish trend in the near term. Given this upward momentum, the best trading strategy for traders would be to buy the index either at
The Nifty FMCG Index is showing a bullish trend on the charts, with the potential for a fresh bullish breakout if it closes above 55,500
The Nifty Auto Index, currently priced at 22,458.65, is exhibiting a downward trend in the near term as per the charts
The Nifty Auto Index, currently trading at 21146.20, is showing signs of short-term underperformance, as indicated by its overbought condition and negative divergence on technical indicators
If the index falls below the lower boundary of 23025, the next support levels on charts are expected at 22650 and 22250
From defensives, Nifty Pharma index has led gains so far in calendar year 2024 with a surge of 11 per cent, followed by Nifty IT, which is up 4 per cent while Nifty FMCG has shed 6 per cent
Given the prevailing market conditions in Nifty IT, the recommended trading strategy is to sell on rallies, with a stop-loss set at 37,100
The Nifty IT index was the leading sectoral loser in Tuesday's trade, down nearly 2 per cent at its intra-day low of 36,613. With this, the index has shed 5 per cent from its 52-week high of 38,560
Most global traders now expect the first Fed rate cut to be announced in June against early bets of March
The latest inflation data in the US for January, which showed a surprise increase, has kept domestic IT stocks listless from last week
The identified resistance levels for Nifty Auto are anticipated around 19,350 and 19,550
Adding to the cautionary signals, the RSI in Nifty IT index has recently broken below the 70 mark, reaching a reading of 66.27, said Ravi Nathani
Nifty IT Index is facing significant resistance around the 35,800 mark. The recent correction in the market has initiated a downtrend in near-term, as per Ravi Nathani
As per Ravi Nathani, prevailing indications suggest a higher likelihood of a downward trigger in Nifty Auto given the negative bias in the technical indicators
The optimal trading strategy for risk-tolerant traders involves selling Nifty IT either at the current levels or on upward movements, suggests Ravi Nathani
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