Technical Report: Derivative Research Report

The week began with a gap-down opening, and sentiment remained bleak as selling pressure intensified through the week. Although Nifty witnessed a brief mid-week bounce, Friday saw another round of sharp sell-off, dragging the index below the 25050 mark and resulting in a steep weekly decline of over 2.5%.

The week began with a gap-down opening, and sentiment remained bleak as selling pressure intensified through the week. Although Nifty witnessed a brief mid-week bounce, Friday saw another round of sharp sell-off, dragging the index below the 25050 mark and resulting in a steep weekly decline of over 2.5%.

Tracking positive cues from the Gift Nifty, the market witnessed a gap-up opening, with Nifty starting above Wednesday’s high. During the initial hour, prices extended the opening gains; however, the session thereafter remained choppy on both sides. Eventually, Nifty managed to hold higher ground and ended around the 25300 mark, posting gains of around 0.53%.

Once again, Nifty began the session with a gap-down opening, and selling pressure intensified during the first couple of hours, dragging the index close to the 24900 mark. Fortunately, some recovery emerged in the second half, allowing prices to rebound towards the 25300 zone. However, amid heightened volatility, Nifty eventually ended the session marginally above …

On the weekly expiry day, Nifty began on a negative note and as prices broke below key support levels, a cascading sell-off ensued, leading to sharp declines through the session. Eventually, Nifty ended the day with a loss of 1.38%, closing tad above the 25200 mark.

The week began with a gap-down opening, and as the session progressed, Nifty slipped further below the 25500 mark. However, during the second half, some respite emerged at lower levels, helping the index recover modestly to end just below 25600, down around 0.42%.

The Indian equity markets experienced a range-bound trading week, with the benchmark index oscillating within the confines of its 50 and 100-day EMAs. Despite heightened intraday volatility and sharp swings in both directions, the Nifty50 concluded the truncated week on a subdued note, settling a tad below the 25700 mark and registering a marginal weekly gain of …

The Indian equity markets experienced a range-bound trading week, with the benchmark index oscillating within the confines of its 50 and 100-day EMAs. Despite heightened intraday volatility and sharp swings in both directions, the Nifty50 concluded the truncated week on a subdued note, settling a tad below the 25700 mark and registering a marginal weekly gain of …

The Indian equity markets started the session on a negative to flat note, accompanied by some choppiness in the initial half. Though amid the tug of war, the bears gradually took control and dragged the index towards 100 DEMA. Eventually, the Nifty50 index concluded the session with a mere cut of 0.26 percent, a tad …

Following a strong rebound in the previous session and positive global cues, the domestic indices had a favorable start. However, this initial momentum was short-lived, and the benchmark index slipped into a lower range, with losses worsening as the day progressed. Fortunately, some recovery occurred during the final hour of trading, helping to mitigate some …

The Indian equity markets experienced a highly volatile session, with significant fluctuations on both sides. Following an initial phase of selling pressure, the market rebounded sharply in the latter half of the session, sustaining momentum that propelled the benchmark index into positive territory. In this environment of heightened volatility, the bulls regained control, enabling the …

The Indian equity markets experienced a devastating trading week as new tariff concerns prompted a significant sell-off across the broader market, erasing the major developments achieved over the past seven weeks. The Nifty50 index saw a sharp correction of 2.50 percent during the week, marking one of its weakest performances in the past three months. …