Indian stock market index Nifty ended 165.5 points down on 9 July, breaking its higher lows formation of the previous seven trading days to form a long bear candle, with a long upper shadow according to charts. A small-bodied bullish candle has been seen on a weekly scale, where the index has formed higher lows for the past 15 weeks. However, it has to hold above 19,300 zones to extend the move towards 19,420 and fresh all-time high levels. Meanwhile, analysis from multiple experts recommended traders could take long positions at 19,200 with a 19,150 stop loss for contra trades.
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