#Banknifty Directions and levels for june24th.
Good morning, friends! 🌺🍬 Here are the directions for June 24th:
The global market is showing a moderately bullish sentiment, based on the Dow Jones. Our local markets are also maintaining this moderately bullish sentiment. However, today, the market may open with a gap-down start, as indicated by GiftNifty, which shows a decrease of 75 points (as of 8:00 AM).
Nifty and BankNifty have both been maintaining a range-bound structure, with no significant changes. However, GiftNifty is indicating a negative start today. If the market breaks below the current range, a correction may be expected. Conversely, if it finds support at the immediate support level, it will likely return to its range. This is the basic structure we are observing.
Additionally, I will share one thing: it has been a long consolidation period, so if it breaks, it could lead to a sharp correction. To determine if the correction will continue, we should check the volume and open interest (OI). If both increase, we can assume the correction may continue further. If they do not, we can't expect a significant correction.
The global market is showing a moderately bullish sentiment, based on the Dow Jones. Our local markets are also maintaining this moderately bullish sentiment. However, today, the market may open with a gap-down start, as indicated by GiftNifty, which shows a decrease of 75 points (as of 8:00 AM).
Nifty and BankNifty have both been maintaining a range-bound structure, with no significant changes. However, GiftNifty is indicating a negative start today. If the market breaks below the current range, a correction may be expected. Conversely, if it finds support at the immediate support level, it will likely return to its range. This is the basic structure we are observing.
Additionally, I will share one thing: it has been a long consolidation period, so if it breaks, it could lead to a sharp correction. To determine if the correction will continue, we should check the volume and open interest (OI). If both increase, we can assume the correction may continue further. If they do not, we can't expect a significant correction.