BankNifty Spot View For 04/01/2023
Cmp: 43425.25
Support & Downside Range: 43232—43155—43079--43038
Resistance & Upside Range: 43509—43852--44150
Short-Term Trend Reversal Level: --
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Trading View: In today's intraday trading session key level to watch is the 43232 spot level after opening if bulls manage to hold these levels then we may immediately move upside towards minimum 43509 and max 43852 as intraday upside levels whereas if 43232 gets broken then move gets range bound to sideways in the first half and we may trade between 43232 to 43038 spot zone, here 43038 is a very crucial level to watch if it breaks and we closes below it then we may see more selling pressure to starts in coming days in bank index so understand the importance of 43038 spot levels here.
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If you are buying puts than hedge with sell puts and if you buying calls then sell calls to hedge it and our advise is to remain hedged till budget announcement.
You can trade month end options and one can avoid weekly options because trading in month options you will get a chance to exit your trades even if your direction is wrong.
For those who feel that after budget we are going to hit ATH can create a postion in March month end calls and for those who think after budget mkt will sink can creat position in March month end put options.
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