Technical Report: Derivative Research Report

Gift Nifty in the morning hinted at a strong gap-up open, following the positive outcome of the GST Council meeting. In line with this, Nifty opened near the 25000 mark (high of 24980). However, the index failed to attract follow-up buying and with an open-high formation, prices slipped lower through the session. In the second …

Nifty started the session on a mild positive note and traded choppily within a range during the first half. In the second half, however, unlike the previous day, buying interest picked up steadily, pushing prices beyond 24700. The index eventually ended at the day’s high with gains of 0.55%, closing at 24715.

Following Monday’s positive momentum, Nifty started Tuesday on a mild positive note and extended its upmove beyond the 24750 mark. However, the second half saw no follow-up buying, with the index giving up morning gains and eventually slipping below 24600, ending with a loss of 0.21%.

Considering the positive developments over the weekend, Nifty started the trading activity on a firm note. As the day progressed, prices extended the move gradually, and the index ended above 24600, with gains of 0.81%.

The Indian equity markets encountered significant challenges during the shortened trading week, marked by a notable decline in the benchmark index, which fell by 450 points and subsequently dropped below the 24500 level. Throughout this period, a prevailing bearish sentiment was clearly discernible as selling pressure dominated market activity, leading to widespread declines across various …

The Indian equity markets encountered significant challenges during the shortened trading week, marked by a notable decline in the benchmark index, which fell by 450 points and subsequently dropped below the 24500 level. Throughout this period, a prevailing bearish sentiment was clearly discernible as selling pressure dominated market activity, leading to widespread declines across various …

The Indian equity markets commenced the expiry session on a pessimistic note, as indicated by the GIFT Nifty, but with a decline larger than anticipated. Although initial lows were quickly recouped, the rebound proved to be short-lived, as bearish sentiment prevailed, resulting in the Nifty Index falling below the 100-day EMA. Amidst the strong sell-off, …

The implications of US tariffs negatively affected the Indian equity markets, resulting in a pessimistic beginning. The key indices experienced a shaky start, opening significantly lower, with no signs of improvement seen before the mid-week holiday. The overall sentiment remained grim throughout the day, and the benchmark index fell by nearly one percent, dropping into …

The Indian equity markets commenced the week positively, driven by favorable global developments over the weekend. The benchmark index opened with a gap up and sustained its upward momentum throughout the trading session. However, during the penultimate hour, some profit booking was observed, resulting in a minor correction from the day’s peak. Ultimately, the Nifty50 …

Amidst positive developments both on the domestic and global front, Nifty started the week on a strong note with a gap-up opening post the extended weekend. As the week progressed, the index extended its gains, testing levels around 25150 on Thursday. However, profit booking on Friday erased most of the intra-week gains. Fortunately, Nifty managed …

Amidst positive developments both on the domestic and global front, Nifty started the week on a strong note with a gap-up opening post the extended weekend. As the week progressed, the index extended its gains, testing levels around 25150 on Thursday. However, profit booking on Friday erased most of the intra-week gains. Fortunately, Nifty managed …

On the weekly expiry day, Nifty opened with a gap up; however, there was no significant follow-up buying post-opening. The index traded in a choppy session within a 100-point range and eventually ended with modest gains of 0.15%, closing just below the 25100 mark.