NIFTY INTRA ~ Share Market Updates

->Salient Features of our product NIFTY INTRA

         Product Name - Nifty Intra

         Investment - Rs. 25,000

         Earning Monthly – Between 3,000 to 8,000

         Average Earning per month – 20% of Investment

         Max. Profit Daily – Rs. 5,000

         Max. Loss Daily – Rs. 2,500

         20-22 calls in a month (1 or 2 tips/call per day)

         75% successful calls and 25% Stop Loss

         Profit & Loss Ratio:

         (2000*15 = 30,000) : (2000*6 = 12,000)

       Total Profit per month => 30,000-12,000 = 18,000

                                       => 18,000-10,000 (0.05% brokerage including taxes)

                                        => Rs. 8,000 per month

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NIFTY ALERT ~ Intraday Share Tips for Today

Technically, if Nifty spot fails to break 5,900 mark then it may correct up to 5,800 & 5,720 levels respectively. A breakout above 5,900 only will negate the earlier given bearish view.

   

The Sensex has supports at 19,260 and 19,190 and resistances at 19,380 and 19,460. The Nifty spot has supports at 5,823 and 5,800 and resistances at 5,880 and 5,900.

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NIFTY FUTURE – 19th December Trading Guide

NIFTY FUT as we mentioned just managed to close above the hurdle zone of 5920 and showed some faint signs of breaking outside the range. But Why only a faint sign, because despite looking to take out 5960 our next hurdle it failed to challenge that level. This will act as the next resistance for traders to watch out for in the next session. Above that we again have a hurdle in our swing resistance mentioned, plus the multi week high at 5990-6000 range. Only a range break out above 5865-6000 will be the swing break out to watch for and within this range we had asked traders to look for contrarian entries This perfectly worked fine today if we discount the spike low created. 

On the downside now 5900-10 will act as a immediate support zone and below that support will emerge at 5890. Exepct NIFTY FUT to trade with a positive bias until it manages to hold above this range and vice versa below it.

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