Trade Setup for November 11: Top 15 things to know before the opening bell
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- ✓The Nifty 50 rose 0.23 percent to close above 25,000 on November 9.
- ✓The index rallied nearly 13 percent from its October low, keeping the bullish trend strong.
- ✓Experts suggest a potential upmove towards 25,200 in the upcoming session, while 24,800 is likely to act as immediate key support for traders.
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The Nifty 50 rebounded after a period of consolidation and range-bound trading, rising 0.23 percent to close above the 25,000 mark on November 9. The index has rallied nearly 13 percent from its October low. Thus, despite the ongoing consolidation, which is considered healthy in a bullish trend, the broader market structure remains strong, with the index continuing to form higher highs and higher lows. Meanwhile, comments by US President Donald Trump dragged oil prices further down to around $90 a barrel. Against this backdrop, a potential upmove towards 25,200 cannot be ruled out in the upcoming session. A decisive move above this level could pave the way for 25,500, a crucial resistance level, followed by the 25,900–26,000 zone. On the downside, 24,800 is likely to act as immediate key support, according to market experts.
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