The chart is a 4-hour candlestick chart of Abbott India Ltd. (ABBOTIND) on the NSE, with the current price at INR 26,196.20. The chart illustrates a symmetrical triangle pattern, highlighting key support and resistance levels and suggesting potential trade strategies based on price movements.
Key Observations:
1. Current Price and Trend: - The current price is INR 26,196.20, reflecting an increase of 1.08%. - The price is currently near the lower boundary of the symmetrical triangle.
2. Support and Resistance Levels: - Immediate support is at INR 25,000. - The next significant support level is at INR 23,591. - Resistance levels include INR 26,700 and INR 27,100.
3. Symmetrical Triangle Pattern: - The chart shows a symmetrical triangle pattern, indicating a potential breakout in either direction. - Traders are watching for a breakout above the upper trendline or a breakdown below the lower trendline.
4. Trade Strategies: - Buy Strategy: - If the price breaks above INR 27,100, it signals a potential bullish breakout. - Traders could buy at the breakout level or wait for a retracement and buy at INR 26,700. - The target for this buy strategy is INR 28,700. - Sell Strategy: - If the price breaks below INR 25,000, it signals a potential bearish breakout. - Traders could sell at the breakdown level or wait for a retracement and sell at INR 26,000. - The target for this sell strategy is INR 23,600.
Summary: The chart suggests a symmetrical triangle pattern for Abbott India Ltd., with the current price positioned near the lower boundary of the triangle. Key support is at INR 25,000, with further support at INR 23,591, while resistance levels are at INR 26,700 and INR 27,100. Traders are advised to watch for a breakout above INR 27,100 to initiate a buy with a target of INR 28,700 or a breakdown below INR 25,000 to initiate a sell with a target of INR 23,600. The decision to enter trades can also be based on waiting for retracement levels to ensure stronger confirmation of the breakout or breakdown.
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