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The NCDEX guar seed has been trading in a range. Structurally it is forming a triangle. The 20-daily moving average and the lower end of the rising channel are there to provide support. In the time the commodity has consolidated the daily momentum indicator has cooled off. Unless the swing low of Rs11,035 is broken the view remains bullish. The break-out level on the upside is Rs12,730. The channel target is Rs15,400.



MCX mentha oil has started correcting from the high of Rs1,619. It has fallen from the daily upper Bollinger Band towards the 20-daily moving average. In the last week it had formed a doji at weekly upper Bollinger Band suggesting a loss of momentum on the upside. As a result, the commodity is falling. The daily momentum indicator has given a sell signal. The targets on the downside are Rs1,440 (the daily lower Bollinger Band) and Rs1,360 (the 78.6% retracement mark).

As evident from the chart, the commodity has been finding support near its 50% Fibonacci retracement level that is around Rs2,437. For the last couple of trading sessions it has been finding support near this area. Going forward,the immediate resistance is placed at Rs2,490, which is the falling trend line resistance. Once that is taken off bulls will take charge of this commodity and head higher towards Rs2,470 and Rs2,606. The reversal of this view is placed at Rs2,399, which is 61.8% retracement level.



As evident from the chart, the commodity has found resistance at the upper end of the daily Bollinger Band and is currently trading below its 20-daily moving average (Rs1,253). The daily momentum indicator is in sell mode indicating a halt in the uptrend that started from the lows of Rs1,100. Hence in the short term it is likely to correct lower towards Rs1,200, which will be the 50% retracement of the rise from Rs1,100-1,300. The reversal of the view is placed at Rs1,277 where the upper daily Bollinger Band is placed.

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