Report for Date: 28/04/15The trend is sideway in Wheat futures on National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX).
Wheat May 2015 futures contract settled at Rs. 1,471 per quintal Monday.
It looks like a triangle is forming and price are likely to stay in contracting range in coming sessions, so a dual side volatility is expected.
Practically speaking there is not much room for a clear trade and by chance anyone having long can keep stop loss of Rs 1,450 and try to book profits on rise to Rs 1,480-1,495 levels or above as the opportunity arises.
Avoid any fresh positions for the time-being.TREND INFORMATION WITH INTRA-DAY LEVELS
STRATEGY
CLOSE
DRV
TREND*
Trend Price
Trend Date
L1
L2
CP
L3
L4
Avoid Positions
1471
1447
UP
1449
23.04
1450
1465
1475
1480
1495
*Trend will remain Down as long as last close is below the pink color DRV. Trend will be Up as long as Price is above DRV. Positional Traders: If trend is up then traders long can hold long position with closing stop loss of DRV: Close >DRV. If trend is down then traders can hold short position with a closing stop loss of DRV: Close <DRV.
PRICE, VOLUME AND OPEN INTEREST STRATEGY
Last Close
Price G/L%
Volume
% V Inc/Dec
Open Interest
% OI Inc/Dec
Candle
Position
1471
0.14
8690
-10.13
15890.00
5.09
Indecisive
Unwinding
TECHINCAL INDICATORS TABLE
RSI
1-ROC-RSI
Stochastic
1-ROC-Stochastic
MACD
1-ROCMACD
RS
1-ROCRS
54.27
1.27
72.73
27.86
-2.36
38.26
22.32
-12.77
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