Nifty Today
Friday Nifty intraday support 5090. Resistance near 5110. RIL was stronger than market today. Global market trend was UP during Indian market hours.
Fresh buy signal by Nifty. Signal will prove to be wrong on Nifty closing bellow 5050.
- - Market Breadth : 1.2
Market Trends : Short term trend of market is Up. Medium term trend is Up. Medium term trend of market will turn Down if market closes bellow 4930 & 16630 for Nifty & Sensex respectively.
Support levels for Nifty are 5060 , 5020, 4940 , 4900, 4855 , 4 700, 4670 , 4560 , 4520.
Resistance levels for Nifty are 5090 , 5180 , 5550 , 6200.
Breakout Stocks of the day : Bharti Airtel.
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