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Nifty Short Term : Triangle Structure Suggests Final Leg Before Reversal

As on Tue 5 May 2026 | CMP: 24,033 | Posted at 2:00 pm IST

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Bottom Line

Nifty remains within a corrective phase in the near term.
The structure suggests further consolidation / downside before the next directional move higher.


Primary Count (Preferred View)

Thrust down from a bearish triangle on the near term chart
  • On the 75 min chart, price appears to be unfolding wave E of a bearish triangle.
  • This structure typically resolves with a final thrust lower.

👉 Expected move:
A decline towards 23,100 – 23,200

  • This would complete wave (C) of circle wave B.
  • Following this, a trend reversal higher is expected.

Higher Timeframe Structure

  • On the Daily and 3-Day charts:
    • The larger wave C appears complete at 22,182.
    • Price is now likely progressing within wave D of a larger bullish triangle.

👉 Implication:

  • Medium-term structure remains constructive
  • Upside towards 25,000+ remains a valid expectation after completion of the current correction
Thrust lower would complete wave B (of D) and set the stage for wave C (of D) to 25,000 ~ 25,500.
Nifty likely unfolding as a triangle in a large wave (iv)

Alternate Count :

  • Larger structure remains unchanged (bullish triangle – wave D)
  • However, near-term price action could differ:
Potential sharp rally up to 24,900 ~ 25,100 to complete wave B of a smaller bullish triangle.

👉 If price moves above 24,601 quickly:

  • The current consolidation may instead be:
    • a smaller bullish triangle, or
    • a flat correction

👉 This would imply:

  • earlier upside continuation
  • without the deeper dip towards 23,100–23,200

Key Takeaway

  • Short term: corrective, with downside risk still present
  • Medium term: structure remains bullish
  • Trigger level: 24,601 — breaks the immediate bearish expectation

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