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Nifty Level for Tomorrow

Nifty was on slight bull trend yesterday and closed at 5532.Today the first resistance for nifty is at 5548-52 level.Next resistance is at 5566-69 level.Next resistance is at 5579-83 level.Next resistance is at 5604-08 level.Next resistance is at 5625-28 level.Next resistance is at 5639-44 level.Next resistance is at 5680-85 level.Next resistance is at 5729-33 level. On downside first support is at 5513-10 level.Next support is at 5497-95 level.Next support is at 5468-65 level.Next support is at 5458-55 level.Next support is at 5419-16 level.Next support is at 5403-00 level.Next support is at 5380-75 level.Next support is at 5336-31 level.Next support is at 5311-06 level.Next support is at 5282-78 level.Next support is at 5232-28 level.Next support is at 5177-75 level.So today below 5500 no long position and on upside main intraday hurdle is at 5566-69 level and 5605-08 level.
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