#Nifty 17335
Rising Wedge pattern
Once this wedge breaks down, the retracement levels are marked on the chart. These are the levels where Nifty can take support and bounce higher. Move still playing out. I continue to be bearish short
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Low made 17129.55
Objective 0.382% (17181) #done.
If nifty not sustain above today and high and gap remain gap than more downside open till Fibonacci retracement
0.50%(16893) and 0.618%(16604
#Probability
#NiFTY_50(17475)
— Waves_Perception(Dinesh Patel) \u092e\u0948\u0902Schedule Tribe) (@idineshptl) April 17, 2022
Daily chart and monthly chart.
Dail chart show Fibonacci retracement level 1st 0.236% done.
Next objetive is to test 2nd 0.382%17181 during the entire week and close near to it.#MACD#RSI pic.twitter.com/Bt9bJuHDFh
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