Wednesday, March 4, 2020
In a highly volatile session on Wednesday,4th March the stock market slipped back into the red.NSE Nifty made a tepid start and traded in a capped range in the morning trade. However, the bears made a comeback, as the headline index slipped below the 11,100 level. After recovering over 160 points from the day’s low in the last hour of the session, the 50-stock pack settled 52.30 points or 0.46 percent at 11,251.
On 5th March, the expiry of weekly derivatives will dominate the session. As expected, Nifty is consolidating in volatile moves and is struggling to find a bottom. As of now, the index has stayed above the double bottom pattern support in the 11,050-11,100 zone. Experts expect the market to continue to consolidate with limited upsides. The trading range is also unlikely to let volatility come down significantly. Thursday’s session is likely to see a shaky start with 11,290 and 11,315 levels acting as resistance. The support is expected to come in at 11,190 and 11,100.
