Nifty 50 Prediction For Tomorrow, 03 May 2023
On Tuesday, the NIFTY 50 opened gapped up at 18124.80. After that traded sideways in the range of 18120-18180 to close at 18136.
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| Nifty 50 Daily chart with the positioning of important EMAs |
In our yesterday's prediction, I suggested to take a bullish trade if price retests the level of 17870 which didn't happen therefore no trade happened today.
Nifty 50 Chart Reading for 03 May 2023
- Although the 09DEMA remains above the 21DEMA, indicating a bullish signal, there is a possibility of a retest since the current market price is 272 points distant from the shorter EMAs.
- The bullish signal of the Golden Cross, formed by the 50DEMA and 200DEMA, remains intact.
- The current price is situated within the resistance zone of 17132-17200 (as visible in the daily chart below), indicating a possibility of downward pressure on prices.
- With the RSI hovering around 87.45 levels, it indicates both strength and an overbought market position.
- On the hourly chart, The bullish cross, with the 9EMA positioned above the 21EMA, remains intact. However, the current market price is significantly distant from both EMAs.
- Furthermore, a bearish RSI divergence has formed on hourly chart, which could potentially cause a drop in prices.
- On Tuesday, an excellent PUT writing at the 18100 strike has been observed. Additionally, there has been a solid CALL writing at 18200, along with comparable PUT writing at the same strike.
- Regarding the outstanding OI data, the 18100 strike price and all lower strikes exhibit good PUT OI, indicating a strong support zone. Conversely, the highest outstanding CALL OI data is at the 18200 level, making it a robust resistance level for at least this week.
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Nifty 50 Options' Open Interest Data Chart
Nifty 50 FII DII Data as on 02 May 2023
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Conclusion
After analyzing the various aspects of Nifty, we have found that the daily exponential moving averages and RSI level indicate bullishness, but there is a possibility of a retest. The hourly chart EMAs also exhibit bullishness, although the distance of the price from EMAs suggests a potential retest. Additionally, the RSI on the hourly chart shows bearish RSI divergence. On a positive note, the FII DII data indicates bullishness, as FIIs have made substantial purchases on Tuesday. Furthermore, options' open interest data suggests that 18100 is a support level, while 18200 is a resistance level. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid any trade until the price retests the daily exponential moving averages. However, if the price goes above today's high, then a bullish entry can be taken with a stop loss below the day's low.
It's worth noting that there was a chance to take a bearish trade during today's closing, but unfortunately, we missed it.







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