The rise in Nifty Futures seems to be a one way game - 650 points in 14 trading sessions (Avg run rate of 46 per day). This (possibly) last leg of the rise reminds me of Twenty20 cricket match where the last over is meant for hit out or get out. For the market students its the best practical example to experience what money power can do.
There is not much to say in these circumstances except that 6010 and 6075 can be resistance levels. But considering the US markets at the time of writing, be prepared for continuation of today's game. Will it continue this way for a long time - the answer is a definite NO. Either the buyers will have to rationalise their thinking as the market goes higher or there could be some event which forces the participants to revise their thinking. As such, new high on the first day of the week reaffirms my thinking that this week could provide a turning point as stated in my last weekly post.
As per the Turning Points Grid 5950 is the first level, below which weakness may start. However, in the current market mood it is better to be on the buy side and benefit from the rally or be a bystander and let the storm pass. I feel not doing anything at such irrational times is a safer and better option. If you recall, mood in the last weeks of 2007 was very similar. As such no market can go up/down continuously - this 14 day period itself seems to be overstretched to me.
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