Copper: Near-term fall possible. Go long on dips bl-premium-article-image

Gurumurthy KBL Research Bureau Updated - November 26, 2024 at 12:41 PM.

MCX Copper futures contract can rise back from the ₹800-₹790 support zone and target ₹830

Copper prices have been oscillating in wide range for more than three months now. The Copper futures contract traded on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) has been range bound between ₹765 and ₹868 per kg since mid-July this year. Within this range, it is currently trading at ₹810 per kg.

Outlook

The outlook is unclear. In the near-term, the contract has been coming down failing to breach ₹830. That leaves the chances high for the MCX Copper futures contract to see a fall to ₹800-₹790 in the near-term. A bounce from the ₹800-₹790 region could be bullish and can take the price up to ₹830 again. An eventual break above ₹830 will boost the bullish momentum and trigger a rise to ₹855-₹860 in the coming weeks.

In case the contract breaks below ₹790, the downside can extend up to ₹780. Considering the recent price action on the daily chart, we expect the Copper futures contract to rise from the ₹800-₹790 support zone.

So, the preferred path of move would be to see a dip to ₹800-₹790 and then rise back to ₹830 and ₹850 eventually.

Trading strategy

Traders can wait for dips. Go long at ₹805 and ₹795. Keep the stop-loss at ₹775. Trail the stop-loss up to ₹815 as soon as the contract moves up to ₹820. Move the stop-loss further up to ₹822 when the contract touches ₹826. Exit the long positions at ₹830.

Published on November 26, 2024 07:11

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