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Bank Nifty Weekly Key Levels — Resistance aur Support Kahan Hai?

Is hafte Bank Nifty ke important levels, potential breakout zones aur scalping opportunities.

ShivamFounder, ScalpTrading.in
2 June 2026 7 min read

Har trader ka sabse common sawaal hota hai — "Bank Nifty mein entry kaha lena chahiye?" Jawab simple hai: jab tak aap key support/resistance levels nahi jaante, koi bhi entry random hai.

Weekly levels identify karna ek skill hai jo experience se aati hai, lekin process samajhna easy hai. Is article mein main exact method share kar raha hoon jo main personally use karta hoon.

"Levels predict nahi karte ki price kaha jayegi — wo batate hain ki kaha reaction expect karein."

Key Levels Identify Karne Ka Process

STEP 01

Previous Week High/Low Mark Karo

Sabse pehle pichle hafte ka high aur low dekho. Ye levels current week mein bhi respect hote hain — especially jab price unke close aate hai.

STEP 02

Round Numbers Pe Dhyan Do

Bank Nifty mein 100 ke multiples (51,000, 51,100, 51,200) psychological levels hote hain. Bade players inhi ke around orders place karte hain.

STEP 03

Multiple Touch Points Wale Zones

Agar koi level 2-3 baar respect hua hai (bounce ya rejection), wo zone strong hai. Single touch wala level weak hota hai — usse cautiously treat karo.

STEP 04

Volume Confirm Karo

Jab price kisi level ke paas pohche, volume dekho. High volume ke saath rejection = strong signal. Low volume ke saath touch = level weak ho sakta hai.

Is Hafte Ke Key Levels (Example)

Jab main weekly analysis karta hoon, main 3 zones mark karta hoon: Strong Resistance, Strong Support, aur beech mein No-Trade Zone jaha price choppy rehti hai.

No-Trade Zone mein scalping avoid karta hoon — risk:reward attractive nahi hota wahan. Sirf jab price extremes ke paas aati hai, tab setups dhundta hoon.

"Best trades wahi milte hain jaha bahut log dekh rahe hain lekin patience nahi rakh pate."

WRITTEN BY Shivam

Founder, ScalpTrading.in. Nifty options scalper and creator of ScalpTool. Here he writes about what he has learned from his own trading: rules, risk and discipline.

This article is for educational purposes only, not investment advice or a buy/sell recommendation. ScalpTrading.in is not a SEBI registered adviser. Trading involves risk of capital loss.