Markets attempted a rebound on Monday on the back of upbeat global markets but failed to extend beyond 19,350 which was followed by marginal gains to end around 19,300. The rise in India’s VIX above 12% exhibits caution as the next leg of decline could have severe repercussions. The spread of Nifty 50- Nifty 500 index which is a mere difference in values of the index suggests aggressive...
Markets succumbed to selling pressure on Friday with prices opening lower and thereafter closing at the lowest point of the day by breaching a low of 19253.60. This breach has confirmed the start of Wave (3) of impulse degree which would have a minimum target of 17,657 and can even extend to 16,463. From trading perspective, this is an ideal time for opening short positions in Nifty September...
Nifty opened with a gap up on Thursday but selling in the second half in financials stocks forced Nifty to end in the negative terrain turning the entire day into a bearish engulfing line on candlestick charts. As reversal has occurred after retracing 38.2% of the down move, it may signify end of corrective up move of Wave 2 and is likely to be followed by Wave 3 in the coming days....
Markets broke crucial support on Thursday with Dollex 30 Index i.e., Sensex in USD terms breaching the support line occurring on 1st Dec 2022 thus opening gates for a 20% decline in the near term on a long-term basis. Markets tend to remain strong as long they hold comfortably above the previous highs, while below the same – turns the recent breakout void. In Nifty terms, we expect an...
Markets opened lower on Wednesday on the back of weak global cues but recouped losses to close above 19,450 on the back of a recovery in Auto and IT stocks while Bank Nifty ended with losses. The crucial trigger for markets may come from the movement of USDINR which has been sustaining above major breakout levels of 83 and a surge in USDINR may open renewed selling in India’s ADR & GDR...
Markets managed to recoup losses on Monday to end unchanged despite breaching an intermediate low of 19,296 in early trading hours. The breakout in India VIX above 11.5 along with USDINR sustenance above 83 in international exchanges poses a major threat to the Indian markets. The rise in USDINR would provide early indications about unwinding in long positions in Indian offshore indices like...
Markets extended losses for the third straight week with FIIs opening aggressive short positions in future segment and forcing Nifty to breach 19500 on Friday’s trading session. The outlook for market remains bearish with spread of Nifty 50- Nifty 500 breaching key support. A breach of support would indicate more addition of short positions in Index futures in the coming days in order to...
Markets ended lower despite RBI maintaining status quo on repo rate. However, major reaction from market was seen after RBI increased the inflation forecast which triggered renewed selling pressure in financials. FII have opened fresh shorts in future segment by massive Rs 6,200 crore and one can expect aggressive shorting after spread of Nifty 50-Nifty 500 index breaks the support line. The...
Markets witnessed a late recovery to end in positive terrain above 19600 on Wednesday ahead of the RBI credit policy meeting. Although RBI is unlikely to raise rates further, the commentary would be a crucial factor for future rate hikes given the sudden surge in retail vegetable prices and breakout in Brent crude prices. The Dollex 30 i.e., Sensex in USD terms has already confirmed a lower...
Market ended with marginal losses after failure to cross above 19600 while India VIX confirmed a breakout after closing above the 11% mark. Both USDINR and Brent Crude rise pose a major risk to the Indian markets with Brent Crude positioned to hit USD 100 a bbl in the next few days. We expect selling pressure to aggravate further if Nifty sustains below 19600 with short term target seen at...