Markets volatile; Q2 results, geopolitics in focus. Markets gained for the second-straight week; however volatility was high following some negative global cues including the Israel-Palestine conflict amid selling by foreign institutional players. Global stock market was volatile as investors were cautious amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinian group Hamas in the Middle...
Markets for the week ended with gains of 0.5% after Bank Nifty failed to cross crucial hurdle of 50 DMA and was followed with major selling on Friday. The Nifty future premium suddenly disappeared on Friday trading session due to volume-based selling on Friday thus confirming a setup of Head & Shoulder Top. The escalation of war between Israel-Hamas may have serious impact on Oil prices...
Markets failed to extend gains beyond 19,800 after lack of momentum from Bank Nifty and Nifty ended with marginal negative closing. So far, Nifty has managed to retrace 50% of recent downtrend and hence remains vulnerable to major downtrend below 50 DMA which is placed at 19,606. The Bank Nifty has been so far weakest as it is continuously trading below 50 DMA and is currently poised for 5-7%...
Markets extended gains on Wednesday on back of upbeat global markets with Nifty managing to close above the crucial resistance 19,800 while Bank Nifty struggled to close above its 50 DMA. In the past few days, the technology Index has been the main contributor for recovery while Bank Nifty has been showing signs of major distribution. In fact, the recovery in Nifty above 19,800 can turn...
Markets rebounded on Fed’s dovish stance with Nifty surging higher to regain above 50 DMA rallying by 1% on volumes which were lower than average. The resistance line for Nifty has moved higher from here on to 19,800 and should be seen as important hurdle to regaining of positive momentum. Yesterday’s rebound was mainly on the back of major gains in Bank Nifty which saw sharp surge after...
Markets succumbed to selling pressure on Monday on back of tensions in middle east due to Israel-Hamas war with Nifty declining towards 19500 but broader markets like Midcap and Small cap index witness deeper cuts. The outlook for markets remains cautious at the current juncture and all eyes would be on movement in Brent crude prices which is showing signs of major bottom at 84. For Nifty, as...
Markets for the week ended with marginal gains to form a hammer pattern on weekly candlestick chart after Nifty rebounded from lows of 19,333. The sharp fall in crude prices is the reason for the recovery in Indian markets but sentiment is likely to turn bearish after recent attack on Israel which has risk of escalation to a war with Iran in near future. For Nifty, 19,730 is seen as a...
Markets managed to hold gains on Thursday after opening with rising gap and ended with spinning top pattern on candlestick which also indicates signs of indecisiveness. At present, markets are nervous and are currently trading at crucial juncture with major breakdown visible on a move 1% below yesterday close. Global indices like Dow Jones and US Small Cap 2000 have already confirmed start of...
Markets opened gap down on Wednesday but managed to recover from lows of 19333 in Nifty 50 to finally end with losses of less than 0.5 pct. The Sensex formed “Hammer” pattern on daily candlestick indication some buying attempt at lower levels but with massive quantum of selling from FII (Rs. 44,000 mn in cash market & Future segment) expect rebound to remain unsustainable. The Next Notes...
Markets on Tuesday although restricted losses to the extent of 0.6%, but the spread of Nifty 50-Nifty 500 Index has violated the long-term support which may force aggressive shorting in Indian markets through index and stock futures. Previously in August end, markets managed to post strong rebound when the spread of Nifty 50-Nifty 500 Index reversed from the similar support. After yesterday’s...