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NIFTY – Long Term Forecast

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In this NIFTY Long-Term Forecast, we read the latest signals and update the roadmap for 2025–2026. Using candles, momentum, and Elliott Wave structure, we frame the high-probability paths, the invalidations that matter, and the levels that flip control. The full playbook—with targets and timing windows—is available to members only.

CANDLES

NIFTY has printed a weekly bottom and has strong odds of extending momentum on the 10D/15D frames and on the monthly, which is tracking a Bullish Engulfing as I write. If the monthly holds, a large rally could be starting—one that may run for months, even quarters.

ELLIOTT WAVES

NIFTY possibly completed waves i and ii of wave 3 (green) or 5 (blue). A preliminary channel with timings is below.

SUMMARY

In early summer, I outlined a “potentially spectacular bull run” for NIFTY that could last well into 2026. With the latest signals, and supportive news from India’s economy, that runway could extend into 2027. Pullbacks will come—they’re healthy—but the long-term outlook remains bullish.

Happy Trading!

Long Term NIFTY Open Articles Public
940
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