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NIFTY Setup for September Last Week (26-Sep-2022 to 30-Sep-2022) | Dalal Street Week ahead 5th Week September 2022

  • Sentiment: sideways to negative. Downtrend may continue or consolidate.
  • Trend Continuation Condition: price fall below 17273.
  • Targets: 17124.88 and 17005.00.
  • Pullback Condition: price rise above 17292.
  • Pullback Target: 17512.77.
  • Sentiment Change Condition: price rise above 17512.77.
  • Targets: 17752.53 to 17919.30 and then, 17900.65.
  • Sideways Rank: 10.
  • Previous Close: 17327.35 (-203.50)
  • Sellers Zone: 17752.53 - 17919.30
  • Resting Zone: 17420.06 - 17605.48
  • Buyers Zone: 17273.00 - 17291.65
  • Resistances: 17752.53, 17900.65, 18140.42
  • Supports: 17273.00, 17124.88, 16885.12

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