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Monday, 7 September 2015

Shekhar's Tech-Nifty Intraday -08-.09.15



Nifty Intraday/Day trading levels-


Buy Abv. 7630 With SL 7611 For Targets (7667)-(7682)

Sell Below 7611 With SL 7629 For Targets (7573)-(7558)



As rules- 1. Take any entry/exit by filttering of 2-2.5 points even for reverse...
                      Check accuracies in a month atleast.

2. At buy targets...can sell with stop loss of +15 points from 2nd target
    Same as reverse ,
    At sell targets...can buy with stop loss of -15 points from 2ndt target

Performance- From 12h July to till now earned 

total 1069 points

Follow ups-
by my follow ups members made 60++ points safely and 
more trade more pts 120++...From 12th Sep wil stop updating
 levels although already i said to prove my levels and geniunity...in from of all.

Got total points is 60

Nifty ends at 7,558.80 -96.25 (-1.26%), Sensex tanks 308 pts; Midcap falls 2%






HDFC, Tata Motors, Maruti, SBI and Cipla are top gainers 


while Lupin, Coal India, Dr Reddy's Labs, GAIL and BHEL 


are losers.



              Market closes in deep red: The market closed in red for 6th consecutive day. The 

Sensex closed at 15-month low while Nifty was at 14-month low at closing. The 30-share index 


ended down 308.09 points or 1.2 percent at 24893.81, and the 50-share index slipped 96.25 


points or 1.3 percent at 7558.80.


       China GDP revision: China's National Bureau of Statistics said it has revised down 

the 2014 GDP growth rate to 7.3 percent from the previously announced 7.4 percent. The 


downward revision mainly came from the service industry, whose growth was lowered to 7.8 


percent growth from the previously announced 8.1 percent. Beijing is counting on service 


industry development to compensate for the slowdown in secondary industry.



Rupee: Rupee slips to a fresh 2-year low. The Indian

currency is valued at 66.82 per dollar. Agam Gupta of 


StanChart Bank thinks the USD-INR currency pair will 


continue to get influenced by global forex and equity m


oves. He  expects to see exporters hedging their USD 


receivables on upticks towards 66.80/dollar.