Equities markets witnessed a reversal last week as the NSE Nifty gained 2.7%.
The Bank Nifty rose along similar lines and gained 2.7% last week. This week, it opened with a bullish gap.
But the gap-up faded in an hour yesterday and the index closed down by 336 points from its high.
The gap-up opening resisted at the 200 HEMA (Hourly Exponential Moving Average) placed at 34,123.
Technically, the 200 HEMA acts as a major support and resistance for short-term traders.
The reversal from average is the sign the bulls are losing momentum. This might create an opportunity for bears.
The gap-down opening of over 2% (33,750-34,500) on 13 June 2022 will act as a major hurdle for bulls.
Bulls need to the index to close above 34,500 to confirm the medium-term trend reversal.
As a trader, the rise towards 33,800-34,000 might be an opportunity for shorts until the index closes above 34,500.
At present, the Bank Nifty index is trading down 0.8% at 33,530 levels.
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