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Technical View: Nifty forms bullish candle on charts; 10K now in sight

The index which opened at 9908.15 slipped to an intraday low of 9906.60. But, bulls took over and pushed the index beyond its crucial psychological resistance level of 9,950. The Nifty closed 91 points higher or 0.9 percent at 9979.70.

October 06, 2017 / 16:41 IST
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February 11, 2008: The Sensex dropped 4.57 percent within a day, as the Index shed 796.43 points. The benchmark Index fell 833 points, or 4.78 percent and closed at 16,630 on growing global worries over slowing economic expansion.
The reasons cited for this fall were weak global markets and disappointing corporate earnings.
February 11, 2008: The Sensex dropped 4.57 percent within a day, as the Index shed 796.43 points. The benchmark Index fell 833 points, or 4.78 percent and closed at 16,630 on growing global worries over slowing economic expansion. The reasons cited for this fall were weak global markets and disappointing corporate earnings.

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The bulls managed to regain control of D-Street as Nifty closed above its crucial psychological level of 9950 levels and above its key short-term moving average on Friday. It made a strong bullish candle on the daily candlestick charts.

The Nifty recouped most of the losses made in the previous session and closed above its crucial short-term moving averages such as 50-days exponential moving average (DEMA), 5-DEMA, 10-DEMA, 20-DEMA, and 13-DEMA.

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The index which opened at 9908.15 slipped to an intraday low of 9906.60. But, bulls took over and pushed the index beyond its crucial psychological resistance level of 9,950. The Nifty closed 91 points higher or 0.9 percent at 9979.70.

Investors are advised to continue with their long positions with a strict stop loss placed below 9900 levels. Given the fact we are trading near key resistance levels, some amount of profit booking cannot be ruled out.