The candle pattern of last three sessions indicates a crucial top reversal pattern.

Momentum indicator Stochastic turned negative, indicating slowdown in upside momentum.

The Doji Cross suggests caution on the part of market participants at higher levels.

Traders can maintain a bullish stance on the index, as long as it sustains above 9,600.

With this, the index signed off the week with a pattern similar to the ‘Doji Cross’ on the weekly charts, suggesting exhaustion of the ongo...

The pattern suggests uncertainty, and analysts said traders should wait for a breakout above the 8,275 level before creating any fresh long...

Investors are advised not to jump in and buy into gap-up opening immediately, but to wait for a close above 8,600 level before initiating f...

‘Doji’ chart patterns are commonly seen in periods of consolidation and can help analysts identify potential price breakouts or even a brea...

A ‘Doji’ is formed when the index opens and closes approximately around the same level, but remains volatile throughout the day.

The Nifty opened at 8,342 and closed at 8,337, which resulted in a cross or a plus sign on the charts. The index rose to an intraday high o...

A ‘Doji’ is formed when the index opens and closes around the same level but remains volatile throughout the day, leaving a long shadow on ...

The formation of a Gravestone Doji pattern suggests the market trend may reverse soon. The index also registered another trend reversal pat...

A long upper shadow suggests that the bulls pushed the market higher but the bears managed to bring the index down to the opening level.

The Nifty50 ended on a muted note with a negative bias on Friday, forming a Doji kind of pattern on the daily candlestick charts, which sug...

If the index makes a similar pattern post-US Fed outcome, then there is a possibility that the index would reverse some of the gains it mad...

The domestic market ended a week of consolidation on a positive note with the Nifty50 closing 0.3 per cent higher for the week ended March ...

To put differently, it means that the current trend might be losing strength and investors should look to pocket some of the gains.