Disclaimer (English)Disclaimer:This article is for educational and informational purposes only. The author is a market participant/trader, not a SEBI-registered advisor. Stock market investments and trading involve risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Readers should consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment or trading decisions. The author is not responsible for any financial losses incurred based on this content.Structural Price BehaviorHistorically, Nifty tends to:Consolidate near strong basesAbsorb selling pressure graduallyResume direction only after stabilityIf price accepts above 25200, it suggests:Sellers are unable to push lower
đ BLOG TITLE (English) Nifty May Move Towards 26300 If It Sustains Above 25200: A Calm Technical Perspective for Traders đ§ PART 1 ENGLISH VERSION (Section 1 of 3) (≈2300+ words — English complete) Introduction: Understanding the Statement Without Hype The statement “Nifty may go to 26300 if it stays above 25200” is not a prediction carved in stone. It is a conditional market observation, rooted in technical structure, price behavior, and trader psychology. Markets do not move because someone believes they should. They move when conditions align. In this blog, we explore why the level of 25200 matters, how a move toward 26300 becomes possible, and when this view becomes invalid. This article is written from a trader’s point of view, not an expert’s or an advisor’s. The aim is clarity, patience, and risk awareness — not excitement or fear. The Nature of Conditional Market Views When we say: “Nifty may go to 26300 if it stays above 25200” We are actually saying three things:...