A head and shoulders pattern has emerged on the Nifty 50 Index daily chart, which suggests possible trend reversal or limited upside unless key resistance levels are broken. Sector composition, support, resistance, and uptrend supporting stocks are provided below for your holistic Nifty analysis.
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## Nifty Head & Shoulders Analysis
**Pattern Status:**
- The head and shoulders topping pattern is confirmed, but *becomes bearish only if the neckline (support at 24,420–24,337)* breaks down.
- If **24,337** is breached, expect declines to conservative target **23,620** and aggressive target **23,250**.
- If the index holds above the right shoulder (**25,100–25,200**), the uptrend can resume.
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## Key Nifty Support and Resistance Levels
| Support (Major) | Support (Minor) | Resistance (Immediate) | Resistance (Major) | Description |
|---------------------|-------------------|------------------------|-----------------------|----------------------------------------|
| 24,420–24,337 | 24,300–24,200 | 24,700, 24,800 | 25,000–25,200 | Sell-on-rise strategy recommended if below 25,000
- **Stop-loss for Bulls:** 24,175 (daily close basis)
- **Continuation uptrend:** Only if sustained close above 25,100–25,200 (`right shoulder` zone).
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## Sector Weightage in Nifty 50 (September 2025)
| Sector | % Share |
|--------------------|----------|
| Financial Services | 37.32% |
| Information Technology | ~11.2% |
| Energy (Oil/Gas) | ~10.5% |
| Automobiles | ~7.0% |
| Consumer Goods | ~6.5% |
| Telecom | ~4.8% |
| Healthcare | ~3.7% |
| Power | ~2.9% |
| Others (incl. Infra, Retail, Metal, FMCG) | Remaining ~16%
Financials are dominant, with IT and Energy also playing substantial roles in directional moves.
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## Nifty Constituents Supporting Uptrend
Recent momentum (past week, EMA and price action) shows the following sectors and stocks providing relative strength:
### Leading Sectors for Upside (Next 45 Days)
- **Automobiles**: Auto sector led the recent rally, leading gains.
- **Private Banks**: Banking stocks showed green closes and were stable.
- **Consumer/FMCG**: Maintains strong price action; staple stocks act as defensive plays.
- **Selective Energy Stocks**: Some refineries and oil companies are holding support.
- **Shortlist of Uptrend-supporting Stocks** (selection):
- Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors (Auto)
- ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank (Private Financials)
- Hindustan Unilever, Nestle India (FMCG)
- Reliance Industries (Energy)
- Larsen & Toubro (Infra)
IT sector and some PSU banks are lagging or witnessing profit taking, not contributing to leadership for this uptrend window.
## Summary & Positioning
- **Target (downside):** If pattern confirms, expectation is a fall towards 23,620–23,250.
- **Support:** 24,420–24,337 (key), 24,200 (minor).
- **Resistance:** 24,700, 24,800, major at 25,000–25,200.
- **Stocks/sectors to watch for uptrend:** Auto, Private Banks, FMCG, select Energy and Infra stocks.
- **Sector weightages:** Financials lead, followed by IT and Energy. Stock selection should focus on leaders in high-weightage sectors.
The short-term trend is **cautiously bullish** if support holds, but any break below neckline risks a much deeper correction in Nifty 50
The key support and resistance levels for Nifty currently are:
- **Major Support:** 24,420–24,337
- **Minor Support:** 24,300–24,200
- **Immediate Resistance:** 24,700 and 24,800
- **Major Resistance:** 25,000–25,200
If Nifty remains above 24,337, uptrend continuation is possible; a sustained move above 25,000–25,200 would confirm renewed bullish momentum. If Nifty breaches below 24,337, expect further downside towards 23,620 as the next major support area.[1][2][3][4]
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## Current Nifty Support Levels
- **24,337 (critical neckline; below this, head and shoulders pattern triggers further selling)**
- **24,420 (first major floor)**
- **24,200 (minor intraday support zone)**
## Resistance Levels
- **24,700 and 24,800 (short-term ceiling)**
- **25,000–25,200 (right shoulder zone and main breakout threshold)**
**Trading near these zones suggests increased volatility. A close above 25,200 would invalidate the head and shoulder bearish setup; below 24,337 confirms downside risk for the index.
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## Nifty Head & Shoulders Analysis
**Pattern Status:**
- The head and shoulders topping pattern is confirmed, but *becomes bearish only if the neckline (support at 24,420–24,337)* breaks down.
- If **24,337** is breached, expect declines to conservative target **23,620** and aggressive target **23,250**.
- If the index holds above the right shoulder (**25,100–25,200**), the uptrend can resume.
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## Key Nifty Support and Resistance Levels
| Support (Major) | Support (Minor) | Resistance (Immediate) | Resistance (Major) | Description |
|---------------------|-------------------|------------------------|-----------------------|----------------------------------------|
| 24,420–24,337 | 24,300–24,200 | 24,700, 24,800 | 25,000–25,200 | Sell-on-rise strategy recommended if below 25,000
- **Stop-loss for Bulls:** 24,175 (daily close basis)
- **Continuation uptrend:** Only if sustained close above 25,100–25,200 (`right shoulder` zone).
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## Sector Weightage in Nifty 50 (September 2025)
| Sector | % Share |
|--------------------|----------|
| Financial Services | 37.32% |
| Information Technology | ~11.2% |
| Energy (Oil/Gas) | ~10.5% |
| Automobiles | ~7.0% |
| Consumer Goods | ~6.5% |
| Telecom | ~4.8% |
| Healthcare | ~3.7% |
| Power | ~2.9% |
| Others (incl. Infra, Retail, Metal, FMCG) | Remaining ~16%
Financials are dominant, with IT and Energy also playing substantial roles in directional moves.
***
## Nifty Constituents Supporting Uptrend
Recent momentum (past week, EMA and price action) shows the following sectors and stocks providing relative strength:
### Leading Sectors for Upside (Next 45 Days)
- **Automobiles**: Auto sector led the recent rally, leading gains.
- **Private Banks**: Banking stocks showed green closes and were stable.
- **Consumer/FMCG**: Maintains strong price action; staple stocks act as defensive plays.
- **Selective Energy Stocks**: Some refineries and oil companies are holding support.
- **Shortlist of Uptrend-supporting Stocks** (selection):
- Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors (Auto)
- ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank (Private Financials)
- Hindustan Unilever, Nestle India (FMCG)
- Reliance Industries (Energy)
- Larsen & Toubro (Infra)
IT sector and some PSU banks are lagging or witnessing profit taking, not contributing to leadership for this uptrend window.
## Summary & Positioning
- **Target (downside):** If pattern confirms, expectation is a fall towards 23,620–23,250.
- **Support:** 24,420–24,337 (key), 24,200 (minor).
- **Resistance:** 24,700, 24,800, major at 25,000–25,200.
- **Stocks/sectors to watch for uptrend:** Auto, Private Banks, FMCG, select Energy and Infra stocks.
- **Sector weightages:** Financials lead, followed by IT and Energy. Stock selection should focus on leaders in high-weightage sectors.
The short-term trend is **cautiously bullish** if support holds, but any break below neckline risks a much deeper correction in Nifty 50
The key support and resistance levels for Nifty currently are:
- **Major Support:** 24,420–24,337
- **Minor Support:** 24,300–24,200
- **Immediate Resistance:** 24,700 and 24,800
- **Major Resistance:** 25,000–25,200
If Nifty remains above 24,337, uptrend continuation is possible; a sustained move above 25,000–25,200 would confirm renewed bullish momentum. If Nifty breaches below 24,337, expect further downside towards 23,620 as the next major support area.[1][2][3][4]
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## Current Nifty Support Levels
- **24,337 (critical neckline; below this, head and shoulders pattern triggers further selling)**
- **24,420 (first major floor)**
- **24,200 (minor intraday support zone)**
## Resistance Levels
- **24,700 and 24,800 (short-term ceiling)**
- **25,000–25,200 (right shoulder zone and main breakout threshold)**
**Trading near these zones suggests increased volatility. A close above 25,200 would invalidate the head and shoulder bearish setup; below 24,337 confirms downside risk for the index.
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