In our previous analysis, we identified June 30 as a crucial inflection point — a date that could define the Nifty’s next directional move.
That outlook played out accurately: June 30 marked the weekly high, and once the low of that day was breached, the Nifty witnessed three consecutive sessions of lower lows, confirming a short-term downtrend.
Precision in Price Levels
Our predefined levels worked with remarkable precision throughout the week:
The 25,566–25,600 zone acted as a strong resistance, with daily highs on July 1st, 2nd, and 3rd repeatedly stalling at this range.
The weekly low was formed at 25,331, almost exactly aligning with our projected support of 25,320.
Time-Based Accuracy in Action
Time zone-based forecasting added another dimension of clarity:June 30 (Monday): The day’s high occurred exactly at 9:25 AM, with swings near our key time zones of 11:10 AM and 12:35 PM.
July 1 (Tuesday): The intraday low hit around 11:20 AM, right on cue.
July 2 (Wednesday): The sell-off paused around 11:20 AM and picked up again near 12:45 PM.
July 3 (Thursday): A volatile swing low occurred on the first candle at 9:25 AM.
July 4 (Friday): The day’s low formed at 12:20 PM, followed by a sharp rally beginning around 2:30 PM, again in sync with our mapped time zones.
This confluence of price levels and time cycles once again proved to be a powerful edge for disciplined traders.
Impulse Dates & Time Cycles for July 7–11, 2025
High-Alert Day: July 10
The July 10 session could be a major turning point. Watch the high and low of the day closely — they may offer critical clues for a breakout or breakdown.
ETMarkets.comThese time windows are critical for spotting intraday reversals, momentum acceleration, or signals of trend exhaustion.
Nifty Key Levels to Watch
Support Zones: 25,434 | 25,320 | 25,120 | 24,978 | 24,856
Resistance Zones: 25,586 | 25,600 | 25,910 | 26,234
Weekly Trading Outlook
All eyes are now on Thursday, July 10, which could serve as a decisive day for market direction. Traders are advised to monitor price action and intraday time slots closely for cues.
Stay disciplined. Respect time. Respect levels.
(The author is Director, Wealthview Analytics Pvt Ltd)
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