Markets for the week ended lower by 0.5% on concerns of uncertainty over raising the U.S Debt ceiling while late recovery on Friday above 18,200 helped Nifty to trim its weekly losses. The Nifty in USD terms clearly shows completion of corrective wave 4 which managed to retrace around 23.6% and expect Wave 5 to gain momentum on move past 18241 in the Nifty spot with possible upside seen at...
Markets gave away their opening gains on Thursday to end below 18150 on the back of a sharp surge in USDINR to 82.60. For Indian markets, selling from domestic participants has been putting pressure while FIIs continue to remain net buyers. The Sensex has completed seven trading sessions of expanding triangle and should be followed with Wave 5 which has a minimum potential target of 8%. The...
Markets cooled off from highs to end in the negative terrain on the back of concerns related to the U.S. debt ceiling which forced Nifty to breach 18200 levels. After yesterday’s decline, we can clearly see the formation of Wave 4 correction in the form of expanding flat and this would mean we may see follow-up buying in the form of Wave 5 with a potential upside of 8% from current levels....
Markets fell on Tuesday as the Nifty failed to cross 18,400 as the selling pressure persisted from the recent highs. Most market participants are watching 18500 as a psychological hurdle and hence are resorting to aggressive hedging. However, given the recent strength in broader markets, we expect significant short covering on the move above 18450 for a weekly target of 19000. Globally,...
Markets advanced further on Monday to end with gains of 0.5% but failed to close above 18400 during last hour of selling from highs. After yesterday’s upmove, Sensex has confirmed breakout from expanding triangle which opens gates for further rise of 8% in the near term. Most market participants are watching 18500 as a psychological hurdle and hence are resorting to aggressive hedging....
Markets gains on FII flows; Uptrend intact in Nifty Markets logged in decent gains on encouraging Q4 results by key corporates and persistent buying by the FIIs. Domestic market sentiments also took a hit after data suggested a possible slowdown in the US economy. Globally, investors were worried about the US debt-ceiling and stability of the banking industry. A slew of weak economic data...
Markets managed to post weekly gains of less than 2% despite exit polls turning against BJP and were followed by Nifty closing above 18300. We expect the Nifty 50 to gain further momentum as the Nifty Alpha Low Vol 30 index crosses above December 2022 highs and thus opening gates for another 15% upside. For Nifty, any lower opening is likely to see follow-up buying with a weekly target placed...
Markets reacted to exit polls numbers with Nifty unable to carry forward the positive momentum and were followed by marginal negative closing below 18300. With the prevalence of breakout from a broadening expanding wedge, we expect positive momentum to prevail with an immediate target seen at 19300. The higher reading in India VIX of 13 clearly shows that most of the positions have been...
Markets managed to post gains with rally turning more Nifty concentric while broader market underperformed. The gains in market despite consensus building up that BJP is unlikely to come back to power in Karnataka suggests that the market has digested negative outcome and hence poised for further higher levels. The sudden surge in India VIX back to 13 is mainly on back of excessive hedging...
The market cooled off from the day’s high after a sharp reversal in Bank nifty which forced Nifty to close on a flat note. A move above 18200 has already confirmed a major breakout with an immediate weekly target seen at 18800. The spread between the Nifty 50- Nifty 500 index also points at a major breakout which may force a further shift in fund flows from the broader market to Nifty...