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Nifty 50 Price Structure Analysis [08/12/2025: Monday]Top-Down Nifty 50 Price Structure Analysis for 08th December 2025. The day is Monday.
(1) Monthly Time Frame:
Red paper umbrella candle. The body is smaller compared to the lower wick. So far, it is an indecisive market. The main trend is bullish, but the present scenario is indecisive. The major support zone is at 26100 and 26000. Major resistance is at 26300. The view is bullish to indecision.
(2) Weekly Time Frame:
Red paper umbrella candle. The body is smaller compared to the lower wick. There is no upper wick. Thus, there is good buyer participation. Looking at the combination of 3 candles, buyers (or bulls) are getting stronger. The lower wicks are getting longer every week. For the past 3 weeks, the price has been taking very good support at the zone (25850 - 25900). In the present scenario, levels 26100 and 26000 are major support zones. Major resistance is at 26300. Considering, past 8 weeks, the price is in the structure of higher highs and lower lows. Thus, bullishness is intact. Take no bearish trade until the price starts to trade below the zone of 26100 - 26050. Presently, the view is bullish to indecision. If the price keeps sustaining above the level 26200, then probably, the previous all-time high (ATH) will be breached.
(3) Daily Time Frame:
The past 2 days are green days. On 05th December price gave a 200-point bullish rally. However, price is still in the range of the bullish marubozu formed on 26th November (Wednesday). Price needs a stable movement above the level 26200. Presently, 3 levels have emerged as a strong support zone - 26100, 26050, and 26000. So, take no short position unless the price starts to trade below 26000. Any downward move should be doubted. The view is bullish to indecision as the previous ATH and level 26300 are very close.
(4) 30-Minute Time Frame:
The complex correction since 17th October 2025 continues. Presently, price is trying to trade in the upper zone of the rising channel. The direction of the complex correction is bullish but with high volatility and indecisive moves. A strong support zone is formed at the levels 26100 - 26000. A minor resistance is at 26200. Major resistance is at 26300 and the previous ATH (26277.35). Every down move should be doubted. Institutional bias is bullish. The view is bullish.
Event:
No expiries on Monday. No high-impact event. However, the U.S. Fed Interest Rate Decision is on 11th December (Thursday) - a high-impact event in the next week.
Bullish Scenario Set-Up:
(i) Price sustains above the opening price.
(ii) Price sustains above the level 26200 and shows promise of reaching levels 26277.35 (ATH) and level 26300.
Bearish Scenario Set-Up:
(i) Price sustains below the opening price.
(ii) Price starts to sustain below the level 26050 and starts to form a lower lows, lower highs structure below 26000.
No Trading Zone (NTZ): 26200 - 26100.
Expectations (Hypothesis and Insights from Trading Plan):
(i) Take bullish trades only. Price must start to trade above the level 26200.
(ii) Every down move should be doubted. Levels 26100 - 26050 are very strong support.
(iii) Be skeptical of executing trades in the first half of Monday, as level 26277.35 (previous ATH) and level 26300 are close. Also, in case of a gap up or a gap down, be very cautious. A clear price structure is needed for trend clarity.
(iv) Trade only when bullish/ bearish conditions are fulfilled. Otherwise, don't trade. Protect your resources.
NOTE:
"Mark your points. Trade your points. Price is God. Anything can happen. Therefore, trade what you see, not what you believe."
Happy Trading! 
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GSLSU: Trend Reversal Signals The stock of GSLSU has been in a sustained downtrend since May, revisiting its discount zone multiple times. However, recent price action suggests a possible shift in sentiment. On Friday, October 17, the daily chart printed an inverted hammer candlestick, a pattern often interpreted by technical analysts as a potential bullish reversal signal—especially when supported by volume and other indicators.
The inverted hammer on the daily timeframe may indicate buying interest at lower levels. This pattern gains significance when it appears after a prolonged downtrend and is accompanied by increased volume. The bullish signal is further supported by a rise in trading volume and a daily close above the 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day EMAs, suggesting short-term strength and potential trend reversal.
In the most recent trading session, the stock found support at the 100-day EMA and rebounded, reinforcing the validity of this level as a short-term base. The RSI has moved above 65, indicating increasing bullish momentum. This level is often seen as a sign of strengthening trend, though not yet in overbought territory.
If the stock sustains its upward movement, the next potential resistance level may be around ₹136 , based on previous price action. The discount zone near ₹84 may serve as a key support level. Traders often monitor such zones for invalidation of bullish setups or potential re-entry points.
Disclaimer: This analysis is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any financial instrument. Market participants should conduct their own research and consult with a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions. 
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Identifying a Shooting Star Pattern on the ChartI was tracking a Swedish stock recently, and a very clean candlestick pattern popped up — a textbook shooting star.
The stock is Saab AB, a major Swedish company involved in military defense, commercial aviation, and civil security. Their operations span aircraft development, missile systems, naval platforms, surveillance systems, and a wide range of high-tech engineering services. In short, it’s one of Sweden’s core defense and aerospace names.
While going through the chart, this particular candle stood out because it matched the classic structure described in Japanese candlestick literature:
a tiny real body near the bottom,
a long upper wick,
and it formed after a short-term rally.
These are the key ingredients that define a shooting star.
From an educational perspective, the psychology behind this pattern is simple but powerful: the market pushed sharply higher during the session, could not sustain those higher levels, and slipped back toward the open. The candle itself captures that shift in momentum.
In classical candlestick theory, when a shooting star forms after an upswing , it often suggests that bullish strength may be fading and that the trend could be losing momentum. It doesn’t guarantee a reversal, but it does act as a visual warning sign — a moment where the advance pauses, hesitates, or becomes more vulnerable.
This post is simply to highlight how a shooting star looks on a real chart and what it typically represents in terms of market behaviour. No forecasts or trade ideas — just a clean educational example of the pattern in context. 
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