Nifty Call: Go short at 10,945 and 10,960 on rallies with a stop-loss at 10,985

Gurumurthy K Updated - February 12, 2019 at 12:59 PM.

03/02/2017 MUMBAI:The Nifty of National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (NSE) building in Mumbai on February 3, 2017. Bombay Stock Exchange was listed on NSE. Photo: Paul Noronha

Nifty 50 February Futures (10,900)

The Nifty 50 futures contract is stuck in a narrow range between 10,880 and 10,930. The bias remains negative. However, the index futures may consolidate or bounce to test the 10,960-10,980 resistance zone before declining further.

The region between 10,880-10,875 is a key support for the contract. A break below 10,875 will increase the likelihood of the contract tumbling towards 10,820 and 10,800 in the coming sessions.

Traders can wait for a rally and go short at 10,945 and 10,960. Stop-loss can be placed at 10,985 for the target of 10,860. Revise the stop-loss lower to 10,920 as soon as the contract moves down to 10,905.

The index futures will get a breather only if it breaks above 10,980 decisively. The next target is 11,050. But such a strong upmove breaking above 10,980 looks less likely at the moment.

Strategy: Wait for a rally and go short at 10,945 and 10,960 with a stop-loss at 10,985

Supports: 10,875, 10,820

Resistances: 10,960, 10,980

Published on February 12, 2019 07:23