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Nifty Technically 30/06/2013

Nifty spot for 1/2 July 2013.....this bottom @ 5566.25 have started in the same manner as on 22-11-2012........an bullish long legged doji with 2 bearish soldiers left and right but special thing is speed which was missing since last 4 years.........reversal from 5878/5937 is always possible but hourly oscillators indicate only day dreaming by those who are bearish........few days back i have used the words "market every technique to keep the flock away from buying".......this is just beginning and watch events in next 72 hours......milestones achieved by nifty in last 2 days are not small but exemplary.............................................................we have made double bottom in the vicinity of 3% with top higher by 14% and will have huge ramifications..........................233/89 sma crossed in single push and that is special because 233/89/34 are still in order of preference........after remaining below 5/13 months sma throughout the month.......closing is higher......!
Don"t want to repeat astrological points but beginning of this panchak on early hours on 27th June 2013 is very very special and i need not give proof to anyone.........!

Coming to basic point of market trend over next 72 hours.......PAUSE is possible on Monday in the range of 5800-5878.......small panic to 5770 is not denied but looks difficult........trend-lines are biggest ever breakouts and every bull market start journey like this alone.....whether we like it or hate it......Tuesday will be again very special in my view due to association of mars with ashwini.......another GAP looks very much feasible in next 2/3 days.........5937 is ultimate breakout for this rally to gain real momentum which is missing since 5-6-2009.

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