Today’s Pivot levels for Nifty:
(Last update: Based on closing prices on 29 December 2014)
For stock traders in Indian stock markets, Nifty is the most popular index for intra day trading and index trading. And this is where most of the day traders lose most of their money due to unawareness of how Nifty trades.
If traders observe Nifty support and resistance levels everyday, they will find that Nifty behaves in a particular manner in any trading cycle. This cycle can be one week to many months long. Once you recognize the current trading pattern in Nifty, it becomes easy to day trade with the help of Nifty pivot points.
All you have to do is, observe Nifty AFTER its closing bell, and compare its pivot levels given before the opening bell. Index traders can easily identify the current range and how the index is trading by observing these pivot levels, especially in range bound markets. If you are a Nifty trader, read this post which shows how to trade market in range bound trading sessions.
Related post: How to trade a range bound market
( R= Resistance, S= Support)
R3- 8343
R2- 8311
R1- 8278
Pivot- 8246
S1- 8214
S2- 8182
S3- 8149
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