Technical Analysis & Derivative Research Reports

The Indian equity markets commenced the trading session on a steady note, with the bulls quickly asserting control and propelling the benchmark index to a higher range. However, the sustainability of these gains remained uncertain, as a couple of attempts to advance further were met with significant selloffs. The session experienced some volatility and ultimately …

The Indian equity markets commenced the new week with substantial strength, as the benchmark index exhibited a consistent upward trajectory throughout the trading session. Ultimately, the Nifty50 index concluded near the highest point of the day, reflecting a significant recovery attributed to short covering, followed by long build-up activities. The index finished near the 25080 …

It was a truncated week, but certainly not short on action. After extending the selling pressure from the previous week in the initial sessions, the tone shifted mid-week with the RBI policy outcome sparking a strong turnaround. The momentum carried forward into Friday as the bulls extended gains, helping Nifty end just below the 24900 …

On the key RBI policy day, markets opened on a cautious flat note, but as the session progressed, strong buying emerged led by heavyweight banking counters. This momentum sustained throughout the day, helping Nifty end with solid gains of 0.92%, just below the 24850 mark.

The Indian equity markets commenced the monthly expiry session of key indices with a firm outlook, drawing inspiration from GIFT Nifty and global developments. Following the opening bell, the benchmark index encountered some initial volatility but subsequently stabilized, ultimately engaging in a modest range-bound movement throughout the trading session. Eventually, the lackluster session concluded on …

In the morning, Gift Nifty signalled a positive start, and in line with that, Nifty opened higher on the first day of the week. During initial trades, the index extended gains but failed to cross key hurdles and soon slipped lower, erasing morning advances. For the rest of the session, prices remained range-bound, and Nifty …

The Indian equity markets have faced a significant downturn, marked by robust profit-taking as investors sought to capitalize on previous gains. This action was compounded by a rising wave of uncertainty that contributed to increased selling pressure as the week progressed. Consequently, the benchmark index experienced its largest weekly decline of the current fiscal year, …

The Indian equity markets continued to decline, breaking through each technical support level one after another. The benchmark index commenced in the trading session on a subdued note but subsequently entered a bearish phase. By the end of the trading day, the sell-off intensified, resulting in the Nifty50 index falling below 50 DEMA. Ultimately, the …

The Indian equity markets started the day on a weak note, influenced by adverse developments in global markets and ongoing concerns about visa restrictions. The benchmark index demonstrated some resilience near its support levels; however, persistent pressure hindered any meaningful recovery, ultimately resulting in a negative closing. Eventually, the Nifty50 index closed at around 25060, down …

The Indian equity markets underwent a volatile trading session, characterized by significant fluctuations in the benchmark index. Following an initial stable opening, the bears asserted their dominance; however, the bulls demonstrated a degree of resilience in the latter half of the session, contributing to a recovery in the markets. Amidst this tug of war, the …

The Indian equity markets experienced volatility following the weekend announcements regarding the H-1B visa. Consequently, the benchmark index commenced the trading session on a slightly weaker note. Initially, the bulls demonstrated resilience; however, as the day progressed, the broader markets underwent profit booking. This led to a decline in the Nifty50 index, which fell to 25200, …

September has continued to favor the bulls as Nifty gained for the third consecutive week. The week began on a subdued note, with the index facing resistance around the 25150 hurdle on Monday. However, on Tuesday, Nifty broke past this barrier, sparking renewed buying interest in subsequent sessions and pushing the index towards the 25450 …