Morning Market Brief 9th Sep . 2021
Technical Overview
The Benchmark KSE100 index had continued its bearish journey during last trading session and tried to recover from bearish sentiment before day end after getting support from a descending trend line on hourly chart but it closed below its major supportive trend after three months on daily chart. As of now it seems that index may continue its bearish expansion towards 46,200pts and 46,000pts while breakout below these regions would call for 45,700pts. It's expected that index may show some volatile moves during current trading session therefore it's recommended to stay cautious. Today's closing in negative region would attract more selling pressure in coming days and index would lose strength which may call a sharp bearish rally. On flip side index would face initial resistance at 46,600pts which would be followed by 46,900pts and 47,065pts in case of bullish pull back. Being strong supportive region 46,200pts would try to play a vital role and index may show some recovery signs but it's recommended to wait for a confirmation of reversal pattern before initiating new long positions because if index would face rejection or fail to recover this time then bearish rally would be much faster than previous ones.

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