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Trade long with a final stop loss at 49.6K

The market was calm in the first half of the trading session and was steadily moving upwards, however, in the latter part of the trading session it became equally violent and fell below the psychological support level of 49,950.

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Trade long with a final stop loss at 49.6K
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8 April 2021 10:55 PM IST

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(Source-CapitalVia)

Mumbai: The market was calm in the first half of the trading session and was steadily moving upwards, however, in the latter part of the trading session it became equally violent and fell below the psychological support level of 49,950.

On a daily chart, the Sensex has formed a bullish continuation pattern. However, it should not break the level of 49,600 otherwise it would re-test the level of 49,200. "At the top 50,000 and 50,300 would be major obstacles. After the dismissal of 50,300, the Sensex would move to the level of 50,700. Trading long with a final stop loss at 49,600 could be the ideal strategy," says Shrikant Chouhan, EVP (equity technical research), Kotak Securities.

The Indian rupee fell to 74.75 levels, which is negative if it continues for the next few days.

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