Technical Analysis & Derivative Research Reports

The GIFT Nifty indicated a promising opening for Indian equities, reflecting the positive developments in global markets over the weekend, which resulted in a favorable gap-up opening. The benchmark index embarked on the new week with optimism and successfully maintained this positive stature throughout the trading session. Ultimately, the Nifty50 index concluded the day with …

The eventful week was characterized by notable volatility in the domestic market, with the benchmark index registering a swing exceeding 1700 points. This movement effectively countered the pessimistic sentiment observed in the preceding weeks. Ultimately, the bulls staged a robust recovery, with widespread participation across various sectors. Consequently, the Nifty50 index soared by nearly 3.50 …

Markets began the session on a flat note and traded in a narrow range with a negative bias throughout the day. Eventually, Nifty ended with a cut of around 0.5%, settling just below the 25650 mark.

Nifty started the session on a weak note, in line with indications from the Gift Nifty, and slipped below Tuesday’s low during early trades. However, the bulls used the dip as a buying opportunity, helping the index recover its initial losses. Thereafter, prices moved in a narrow range for the rest of the session and …

The much-awaited India–US trade deal was announced on Monday evening, triggering a sharp surge in Gift Nifty and indicating a strong upside of nearly 1200 points. In line with this, Nifty witnessed a massive gap-up opening of over 1200 points. However, as is often the case after such large gaps, follow-up buying remained limited. After …

After the sharp sell-off on Budget Day, Nifty opened with a gap down and remained under pressure during the initial part of the session, witnessing choppy moves within a narrow range. However, sentiment improved in the second half as buying interest emerged at lower levels, which gradually strengthened through the session, helping the index end …

Budget Day turned out to be a dampener for market sentiment as the Nifty witnessed a sharp reversal from the day’s highs after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced an increase in the Securities Transaction Tax (STT) on the F&O segment. The knee-jerk reaction was swift and sever as the benchmark index slipped below recent swing …

The Indian equity markets began the expiry session on a flat note and slipped into the lower zone shortly after the opening bell. However, the bulls displayed resilience following the early weakness, staging a modest recovery. The session witnessed a sustained tug of war between buyers and sellers, with the Nifty50 index eventually closing marginally …

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.