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BANKNIFTY 1D Time frame✅ Current Facts Current Level: ~ 55,400 – 55,480 Trend: Mildly bullish; trading above short-term moving averages (20-day & 50-day EMA). Momentum Indicators: RSI (14-day): ~61 → bullish but not overbought. MACD: Positive → supporting the upward trend. Price Action: Daily candles show small upper wicks → minor profit-taking near resistance. ⚙️ Outlook Bullish Scenario: Holding above 55,350 → retest 55,550–55,600 and possibly 55,700–55,750. Range / Consolidation: Price oscillates between 55,350 – 55,550 → sideways trading likely. Bearish Scenario: Close below 55,350 → downside risk toward 55,150–55,200 or lower. ⚠️ Key Facts 55,400 – 55,500 is acting as a short-term pivot: above it favors bulls, below it favors bears. Resistance at 55,550–55,600 is the first hurdle; breakout here can lead to further upside. Support at 55,300–55,350 is critical; failing to hold may lead to short-term correction.
NSE:BANKNIFTYLong
by Knowledgehub
btc Long ENtry ZOnei have mentioned the demand zone for the next wave of btc that would probably go and make newer higher high but to control my emotion i have clearly marked the supply before that moment comes. and my bank nifty futures entry failed which i have uploaded recently (Bearish Or Short Entry). so please wait for the confirmation before stepping in otherwise you will keep hitting your stop losses. don't follow anyone blindly, follow the process or good qualities of that person rather than following person blindly.
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by rdroxami111
Sensex Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 19th SeptemberCurrent SENSEX (Yesterday's Close): 83,013.96 Overarching Theme: Similar to NIFTY and BANKNIFTY, Sensex is in a strong, impulsive uptrend. It has broken out of a recent consolidation and is now challenging a major resistance zone. The overall market sentiment is bullish. Detailed Market Structure Breakdown 4-Hour Chart (Macro Trend) Structure: The macro trend is clearly bullish. After a strong downward correction, the index formed an "Order Block" (OB) and then began a new, powerful uptrend. This is confirmed by the continuous "Break of Structure" (BOS) events and the price action staying within a well-defined ascending channel. Key Levels: Major Supply Zone (Resistance): 83,750 - 83,900. This is a major resistance level from a previous high. A decisive breakout here would confirm a strong continuation of the rally toward a new all-time high. Major Demand Zone (Support): 81,800 - 82,000. This zone, which aligns with a previous resistance, has now become a solid support. It also contains a FVG (Fair Value Gap), making it a high-probability reversal area for any major pullback. Outlook: The 4H chart suggests a bullish continuation. The recent BOS indicates strong buying interest, and any pullback to the 82,500 area would be a healthy re-test of the broken resistance. 1-Hour Chart (Intermediate View) Structure: The 1H chart shows the short-term trend within the larger bullish structure. The price is trading within the ascending channel and recently broke above the 82,500 level. A minor correction is currently underway, bringing the price back to test the breakout level. Key Levels: Immediate Resistance: The recent high around 83,100. Immediate Support: The 82,750 zone. This area marks the top of the previous consolidation and now acts as immediate support. Outlook: The 1H chart shows a small correction is likely, but the trend remains bullish. The price is expected to find support at the 82,750 level before resuming its upward move. 15-Minute Chart (Intraday View) Structure: The 15M chart shows the most recent price action, with the index consolidating after a sharp move up. It is currently trading sideways, and a "Market Structure Shift" (MSS) has occurred, signaling a possible temporary pause or reversal. Key Levels: Intraday Supply Zone: The high around 83,100. Intraday Demand Zone: The low of the recent consolidation around 82,750. Outlook: The short-term bias is neutral as the market awaits a catalyst. A breakout from this range will determine the intraday direction. 📈 Today's Trade Plan Market Outlook: Sensex is bullish on all major timeframes. The intraday consolidation is a crucial "decision point" for today's trading. Bullish Scenario (Primary Plan) Justification: The strong underlying trend suggests a continuation towards the major resistance zone. Entry: Place a long entry on a decisive break and 15-minute candle close above the 83,100 intraday high. Stop Loss (SL): Below 82,900 to protect against a reversal. Targets: T1: 83,300 (Minor psychological resistance). T2: 83,750 (Major 4H chart supply zone). Bearish Scenario (Counter-Trend Plan) Justification: This plan is for a short-term correction within the uptrend, should the consolidation break to the downside. Trigger: A confirmed breakdown and 15-minute candle close below the 82,750 immediate support. Entry: Short entry on a breakdown retest of the 82,750 level. Stop Loss (SL): Above 82,900. Targets: T1: 82,500 (Previous breakout level and first strong support). T2: 82,200 (Further demand zone). Key Levels for Observation: Immediate Decision Point: 82,750 - 83,100. Bullish Confirmation: A break above 83,100. Warning Sign: A drop below 82,750.
BSE:SENSEXLong
by BhardwajVipin
Banknifty Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 19th SeptemberCurrent BANKNIFTY (Yesterday's Close): 55,716.50 Overarching Theme: Bank Nifty is in a strong and impulsive uptrend, having recovered significantly from its recent lows. It's now facing a major supply zone, which could lead to either a decisive breakout or a short-term correction. Detailed Market Structure Breakdown 4-Hour Chart (Macro Trend) Structure: A powerful bullish rally is in play. Bank Nifty has broken a key market structure and is now moving within a steep ascending channel. The price action shows a clear sequence of higher highs and higher lows. Key Levels: Major Supply Zone (Resistance): 55,800 - 56,000. This is a formidable Order Block (OB) and a prior high that has been a significant barrier. A breakout here would be a major bullish signal. Major Demand Zone (Support): 55,050 - 55,200. This zone is a confluence of a prior breakout resistance, a FVG, and a psychological round number, making it a critical support level. Outlook: The macro structure is very bullish. The recent impulsive move has brought the index to a crucial resistance. A pullback to the 55,050 zone would be a healthy test of support. 1-Hour Chart (Intermediate View) Structure: The 1H chart mirrors the 4H, showing a strong impulsive move up. The price has recently tested the overhead supply zone and shown a minor rejection, indicated by the recent high and the subsequent wick. Key Levels: Immediate Resistance: The high around 55,800. Immediate Support: The lower trendline of the channel, currently around 55,400. Outlook: The 1H chart suggests the rally is near-term exhausted and a pause or a minor pullback is likely. The price must defend the lower channel support to maintain its bullish momentum. 15-Minute Chart (Intraday View) Structure: The 15M chart provides the clearest picture of the recent price action. The market has made a "Break of Structure" (BOS) upwards, but is now showing a short-term corrective pullback from the high. This is indicated by the price trading below the blue EMA and moving lower. Key Levels: Intraday Supply Zone: The high around 55,800. Intraday Demand Zone: The bottom of the current trend at 55,500. This area aligns with the blue EMA and is the first key support to watch. Outlook: Intraday, the bias is slightly neutral-to-bearish as the market is correcting. The key will be whether the 55,500 level holds. 📈 Today's Trade Plan (Friday, 19th September) Market Outlook: Bank Nifty is at a make-or-break point. After a strong rally, it is now testing a major resistance level. The upcoming move will be decided by whether it breaks out or pulls back to re-test support. Bullish Scenario (Primary Plan) Justification: The multi-timeframe trend is overwhelmingly bullish. Any pullback is likely to be a short-lived retracement before the next leg up. A breakout would be the most powerful signal. Entry: Place a long entry on a decisive break and 15-minute candle close above the 55,800 resistance zone. Stop Loss (SL): Below 55,700 or the low of the breakout candle. Targets: T1: 56,000 (Psychological target and next major level). T2: 56,200 (Further extension of the rally). Bearish Scenario (Secondary Plan) Justification: This plan is for a counter-trend trade, based on the rejection from the major supply zone and the current 15M corrective structure. Trigger: A sustained move and 15-minute candle close below the immediate support at 55,500. Entry: Short entry on a breakdown retest of the 55,500 level. Stop Loss (SL): Above 55,600 to protect against a fakeout. Targets: T1: 55,400 (Bottom of the 1H channel). T2: 55,200 - 55,050 (Strong 4H chart demand zone). Key Levels for Observation: Immediate Decision Point: 55,500 - 55,800. Bullish Confirmation: A break above 55,800. Warning Sign: A drop below 55,500. Major Bullish Support: The 55,050 - 55,200 zone is crucial. A break below this would signal a significant shift in the trend.
NSE:BANKNIFTYLong
by BhardwajVipin
NIFTY Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 19th SeptemberCurrent NIFTY 50 (Yesterday's Close): 25,423.60 Overarching Theme: The Nifty is in a powerful, well-defined uptrend. The market structure, on a macro level, is unequivocally bullish, with a clear sequence of higher highs and higher lows. This trend is confirmed by the price staying within a rising channel and above key moving averages. Detailed Market Structure Breakdown 4-Hour Chart (Macro Trend) Structure: A textbook bullish trend. The price has been respecting an ascending channel since late August. The "Break of Structure" (BOS) near 25,100 was a significant event, confirming the continuation of the uptrend and a shift in the market's bias. Key Levels: Major Supply Zone (Resistance): 25,500 - 25,650. This is a critical psychological and technical resistance level. A break above this zone would signal a fresh, strong leg up and a new all-time high. Major Demand Zone (Support): 25,050 - 25,100. This level is a powerful confluence of a prior breakout resistance and a Fair Value Gap (FVG), making it a high-probability demand zone. Any deep pullback to this area should be seen as a strong buying opportunity. Outlook: The long-term trend remains firmly bullish. The Nifty's journey towards new highs is intact as long as it stays above its primary support levels. 1-Hour Chart (Intermediate View) Structure: The 1H chart shows the recent momentum and minor pullbacks. The most recent bounce was a reaction from the 25,250 area, which acted as a solid demand zone. This shows that buyers are stepping in on even minor dips. Key Levels: Immediate Resistance: The high of the previous day, near 25,450. Immediate Support: The 25,300 level, which coincides with the bottom of the rising channel. This is the first line of defense for the bulls today. Outlook: The 1H chart suggests the market is in a "buy on dips" mode. A bounce from the 25,300 level would be a strong indicator of continued strength. 15-Minute Chart (Intraday View) Structure: The 15M chart shows that after a strong gap-up and rally, the market has entered a period of consolidation. The price is currently range-bound. Key Levels: Intraday Resistance: 25,480. The high of the current consolidation. Intraday Support: 25,400. The low of the current consolidation. Outlook: This timeframe is currently neutral, waiting for a breakout. The direction of the break from this range will likely dictate the intraday trend. 📈 Today's Trade Plan (Friday, 19th September) Market Outlook: The sentiment is bullish, fueled by global cues and domestic buying (DIIs). Nifty is expected to open with a positive bias. Bullish Scenario (Primary Plan) Justification: The multi-timeframe analysis is strongly bullish. A breakout from the 15M consolidation and a move towards the 4H chart resistance is the most probable path. Entry: Place a long entry on a sustained break and 15-minute candle close above 25,480. Stop Loss (SL): Below 25,400 to protect against a reversal into the previous range. Targets: T1: 25,550 (Psychological & minor resistance). T2: 25,650 (Top of the 4H channel & next major target). Bearish Scenario (Counter-Trend Plan) Justification: This plan accounts for a potential fakeout or a deeper-than-expected pullback. It should be traded with caution. Trigger: A confirmed breakdown and 15-minute candle close below 25,400. Entry: Short entry on a breakdown retest of the 25,400 level. Stop Loss (SL): Above 25,450. Targets: T1: 25,300 (First major intraday support). T2: 25,250 (1H chart FVG demand zone). Key Levels for Observation: Immediate Decision Point: 25,400 - 25,480. Bullish Confirmation: A break above 25,480. Warning Sign: A drop below 25,400 would suggest a short-term correction is underway. Ultimate Bullish Support: The 25,050 - 25,100 zone is the "line in the sand" for the long-term uptrend. A break below this would invalidate the current bullish structure on the macro chart.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by BhardwajVipin
On the Fear of FailureContemporary man suffers from a malaise that he often fails to express in words, stemming from the barrage of stimuli that overwhelm him daily and, in particular, from the crisis of traditional values that once provided clarity about the meaning of his existence. This malaise is often fear, a preservation instinct whose evolutionary function is to prepare us for potential threats or to regulate behaviours that could harm the community, the cornerstone of our survival as a species. Fear accompanies us at every moment: fear of failure, of disappointing our loved ones, of losing status, or even fear of fear itself. In the world of investments, the inherent risk of facing uncertainty and the slim chances of success amplify the emotional burden of every decision. Thus, fear, originally protective, can become a paralysing or self-destructive force. Manifestations of Fear in Investors In the wild ecosystem of investments, fear can be classified into three main manifestations. The first is the fear that an idea or method will fail, leading investors to cling to flawed systems for too long or to delay the necessary testing before executing them. By nature, we avoid discomfort, and after investing time and energy in a project, facing a dead end feels profoundly unsettling. The second is the fear of missing out on “the big opportunity,” particularly common among novice investors exposed to communities that showcase extraordinary results, often exaggerated or fabricated. This fear drives them to act recklessly, increasing the likelihood of costly mistakes. The third, and most devastating, is the fear of being a failure, a malaise that can lead to anxiety, depression, and social isolation, while severely undermining performance. A Way of Understanding is a Way of Feeling The challenge in confronting paralysing impulses like fear lies in the fact that many proposed solutions, such as motivational speeches or rationalist approaches, end up reinforcing the same belief system that generates the discomfort. For instance, a motivational speech often has a fleeting effect, focusing on achieving success and developing positive ideas rather than embracing mistakes as a fundamental part of growth. Paralysing fear can even limit the ability to assimilate constructive ideas or take positive actions. It is our belief system, the way we interpret reality, that either liberates or enslaves us and defines our capacity to succeed in any endeavour. Most people today hold a flawed belief system, obsessed with outcomes and external validation, which makes them vulnerable to discomfort and distances them from authentic progress. Conquest Through Failure Just as a muscle strengthens by tearing its fibres to the point of exhaustion, love blossoms from sacrifice, and a skill is forged through time and dedication, both investments and life itself thrive on our exposure to mistakes for growth. In trading, every loss or failed strategy is an opportunity to learn, adjust, and move forward, provided we transform our beliefs to see failure as the engine of progress and obstacles as stepping stones to virtue. Once we embrace this truth as the essence of our reality, we accept that disappointing others, being vulnerable to criticism, or being misunderstood is the inevitable price of growth—not only in investments but in every facet of our existence. Every great discovery or talent has emerged from the struggle against failure, often confronting barriers imposed by institutions, social norms, or internal fears. Limitations such as age, lack of formal education, or excuses to justify failure often chain the common man to inaction. Yet history shows us how Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel, Michael Faraday, or Abraham Lincoln, without formal academic training, transformed the course of science, politics, and humanity. Others, like Charles Bukowski, Peter Mark Roget, or Maria Sibylla Merian, achieved their dreams at an advanced age, proving that time is not a barrier to reaching fulfilment. The reality is that anyone, by overcoming obstacles in any field, can achieve excellence in a few years if they free themselves from limiting emotions and beliefs. Existence itself, whether by divine design or the vastness of the universe, endows us with opportunities: in one year, someone can overcome an addiction; in just two years, someone can maximise their physical potential; in less than five years, with effort and without fear of mistakes, almost any skill can be mastered. As long as we breathe, we hold in our hands the ability to positively transform our reality. Conclusions Although my usual focus is on the technical aspects of markets, on this occasion, I have sought to connect with the human side of the investors who read me, as I wish for them to understand that failing means fearing and retreating in the face of setbacks, while succeeding is failing fearlessly for a prolonged period until achieving virtue. I am convinced that understanding mistakes and failure as inevitable and necessary parts of growth will not only strengthen their finances in the future but also make them freer and more confident individuals in all aspects of their lives. Face every loss with gratitude, transforming mistakes into learning, and act with prudence and determination.
Education
by Especulador96
LAURUSLABS Price ActionLaurus Labs Ltd showed strong bullish momentum today, closing near ₹920 and touching an intraday high of ₹921.50. The stock rallied nearly 3% over the previous session, with support coming in at ₹885–890 and sustained buying interest driving it to fresh 52-week and all-time highs. Volumes were robust, and Laurus Labs remains above both its short- and long-term moving averages, reflecting continued upward trend strength. Technical indicators are positive, with the price firmly above the 50- and 200-day averages and momentum readings remaining supportive. Resistance is expected around ₹922–925; a breakout could pave the way for higher targets, while immediate support sits at ₹885 and then ₹860. The stock’s price-to-earnings ratio sits on the higher end, signaling premium valuation thanks to growth expectations and strong fundamentals. In summary, Laurus Labs is in a strong uptrend with bullish technicals and fresh highs, offering positive sentiment unless it drops below key support levels.
NSE:LAURUSLABSLong
by KamalKJoshi
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HERITGFOOD Price ActionHeritage Foods Ltd (HERITGFOOD) traded strongly on September 18, 2025, closing around ₹509 after hitting an intraday low of ₹496 and a high near ₹519. The stock jumped nearly 4% today, continuing its recent upward trend with robust volumes exceeding two million shares. The 52-week high stands at ₹658, indicating further upside potential if current momentum persists. Technically, the stock trades above medium-term moving averages, supporting a bullish bias. Immediate support is seen at ₹496, while resistance levels are near ₹520 and ₹540. The price-to-earnings ratio is approximately 28, with solid return metrics and healthy profit growth. Heritage Foods remains well positioned for short-term gains unless price falls below the ₹496 support.
NSE:HERITGFOODLong
by KamalKJoshi
How to Read Weak Pullbacks: Hindustan Unilever Case StudyMost traders love chasing green candles. Professionals study pullbacks — because they reveal who’s really in control. 🔎 What the Chart Shows (HUL) Strong run-up July–Aug → clear trend. Recent pullback into 2600 zone. 20 & 50 MA curling sideways → buyers losing some steam. 200 MA still rising → long-term trend intact. ✅ How to Use This Weak pullback (low volume, shallow retrace): Often resumes trend. Strong pullback (heavy selling, breaks 50MA): Trend shift risk. Here → buyers defending near ₹2,590–2,600. A bounce above ₹2,642 could confirm strength. 👉 Lesson: Don’t fear pullbacks — read them. They tell you if trend is resting or reversing. 💡 Save this chart. Follow for daily technical education with trader psychology.
NSE:HINDUNILVRLong
by iampatilkishor
Sensex Structure Analysis and Trade Plan: 18th September4-Hour Chart (Swing Context) Trend: The Sensex index is currently in an ascending channel formation after a prior downtrend. Key Zone: The price is approaching the 82,700-82,800 supply zone, which is a significant resistance area. Previous Break: The price has broken above the 81,800 level, which is now acting as a potential demand zone. Bias: The overall momentum is bullish, but the price is currently within a major resistance zone. 1-Hour Chart (Intraday Context) Structure: The price action is forming a clear pattern of higher highs and higher lows, indicating a bullish structure. Support: The 81,800 level, which was previously resistance, is now acting as a support zone and showing strong bounces. Current Action: The price is currently consolidating below the 82,700-82,800 supply zone. BOS: The buying order flow is still dominant, but the upside liquidity appears to be thinning. 15-Minute Chart (Execution View) Action: The price is in a sideways consolidation pattern below the 82,650 level. OB: The order block around 81,700-81,800 is acting as a support buffer. FVG: Minor FVGs in the 82,000-82,100 zone may offer intraday support. Channel: The price is respecting the ascending channel boundaries. Trade Plan (18th September) Bullish Scenario Entry: Buy on a retracement towards the 81,700-81,800 demand zone (OB + structure support). Targets: TP1: 82,400 (intraday liquidity) TP2: 82,700-82,800 (supply zone top & channel resistance) Stop Loss: Below 81,600 (channel bottom & invalidation). Bearish Scenario Entry: Short on a rejection of the 82,700-82,800 supply zone with a strong bearish signal (e.g., engulfing candle). Targets: TP1: 82,100 (potential FVG fill) TP2: 81,700-81,800 (major demand zone/OB) Stop Loss: Above 82,800. Bias: Neutral-to-Bullish. Expecting a potential pullback to 81,700-81,800 before a move towards the 82,700-82,800 resistance zone. Caution: If the 81,700-81,800 demand zone fails to hold, expect a further downside acceleration towards 81,500-81,300.
BSE:SENSEXLong
by BhardwajVipin
BankNifty Structure Analysis and Trade Plan: 18th September4-Hour Chart (Swing Context) Trend: The BankNifty index is currently in an ascending channel formation after a prior downtrend. Key Zone: The price is approaching the 55,600-55,800 supply zone, which is a significant resistance area. Previous Break: The price has broken above the 54,400 level, which is now acting as a potential demand zone. Bias: The overall momentum is bullish, but the price is currently within a major resistance zone. 1-Hour Chart (Intraday Context) Structure: The price action is forming a clear pattern of higher highs and higher lows, indicating a bullish structure. Support: The 54,400 level, which was previously resistance, is now acting as a support zone and showing strong bounces. Current Action: The price is currently consolidating below the 55,600-55,800 supply zone. BOS: The buying order flow is still dominant, but the upside liquidity appears to be thinning. 15-Minute Chart (Execution View) Action: The price is in a sideways consolidation pattern below the 55,500 level. OB: The order block around 54,400-54,500 is acting as a support buffer. FVG: Minor FVGs in the 54,800-54,900 zone may offer intraday support. Channel: The price is respecting the ascending channel boundaries. Trade Plan (18th September) Bullish Scenario Entry: Buy on a retracement towards the 54,400-54,500 demand zone (OB + structure support). Targets: TP1: 55,300 (intraday liquidity) TP2: 55,600-55,800 (supply zone top & channel resistance) Stop Loss: Below 54,300 (channel bottom & invalidation). Bearish Scenario Entry: Short on a rejection of the 55,600-55,800 supply zone with a strong bearish signal (e.g., engulfing candle). Targets: TP1: 55,000 (potential FVG fill) TP2: 54,400-54,500 (major demand zone/OB) Stop Loss: Above 55,800. Bias: Neutral-to-Bullish. Expecting a potential pullback to 54,400-54,500 before a move towards the 55,600-55,800 resistance zone. Caution: If the 54,400-54,500 demand zone fails to hold, expect a further downside acceleration towards 54,100-53,900.
NSE:BANKNIFTYLong
by BhardwajVipin
Nifty Structure Analysis & Trade Plan : 18th September 4-Hour Chart: Trend Context: Nifty has been in a strong uptrend, forming a rising channel. It has now reached a significant overhead supply zone, indicated by price action on Sep 17th. Key Resistance: The red zone at 25,330 - 25,400 is a crucial area of overhead supply. The close on Sep 17th was at 25,330.05, right at the edge of this zone. Key Support: The green support zone around 24,900 - 24,950 was a significant pivot. The ascending channel's lower trendline and the subsequent higher low formation around 25,000 - 25,100 have also served as support. Observation: Nifty has closed precisely at the upper boundary of the rising channel and at the lower edge of the significant supply zone (25,330 - 25,400). This indicates a potential turning point. The price action on Sep 17th shows indecision with a long wick at the top, suggesting sellers are active in this zone. 1-Hour Chart: Intraday Structure: The 1-hour chart shows a bullish trend with higher highs and higher lows within the ascending channel. However, the momentum appears to be slowing as it approaches the 25,330 - 25,400 supply. The closing candle on Sep 17th has a long upper wick, indicating rejection from higher prices. EMA (21): The EMA (21) is around 25,170, currently acting as intraday support. Price closed above it, but the proximity to the resistance zone makes it a critical level to watch. Fair Value Gap (FVG): A notable FVG exists between 25,100 - 25,200. This area was used as a pivot and demand zone during the recent rally. A break below this could signal further weakness. Break of Structure (BOS): The chart indicates a BOS on the upside around 25,180, confirming the upward momentum. However, the recent price action at the resistance suggests this momentum might be stalling. 15-Minute Chart: Micro-Structure: The 15-minute chart reveals that price attempted to break above 25,330 but was met with strong selling pressure, leading to a liquidity grab above the resistance before pulling back. This resulted in a confirmed Break of Structure (BOS) downwards on this timeframe around 25,240. Consolidation: Price is currently consolidating just below the 25,240 level, which is now acting as immediate resistance. The support level to watch is around 25,100-25,120 (where the FVG and previous BOS occurred). Short-Term Bias: The failure to sustain price above 25,330 and the subsequent BOS on the 15M chart indicate short-term weakness. Buyers are defending the area around 25,100-25,120. Summary of Key Dynamics for September 18th: Nifty is at a critical juncture, exactly at the confluence of the upper boundary of its rising channel and a significant supply zone (25,330 - 25,400). The closing candle on Sep 17th shows rejection. The 15-minute chart confirms a short-term BOS downwards after a liquidity grab, indicating potential downside. The key levels to watch are 25,330 for resistance and 25,100-25,120 for support. 📝 Trade Plan - Nifty 50 (18th September 2025) Long Scenario (Cautious): Entry Zone: 25,100 - 25,150 (retest of the previous BOS/FVG zone, if it holds as support) Targets: T1: 25,240 (immediate resistance on 15M) T2: 25,300 (psychological level) T3: 25,330 - 25,400 (major supply zone - look for signs of reversal or a strong breakout) Stop Loss: Below 25,050 (below the recent swing low and the FVG area) Short Scenario (Preferred Bias): Trigger: A confirmed break and sustained close below 25,100 on the 15M/1H chart. Entry Zone: 25,120 - 25,150 (retest of the broken support/FVG zone as resistance) Targets: T1: 25,000 (psychological support) T2: 24,900 - 24,950 (major demand zone) T3: 24,800 (lower support if major demand fails) Stop Loss: Above 25,200 (above the recent swing high and the FVG fill area) Summary for September 18th: Below 25,330: Look for shorts with targets towards 25,100 and then 24,900 - 24,950. Above 25,330: If Nifty can decisively break and hold above 25,330, longs could be considered, but with extreme caution and tight stops, targeting 25,400 and then looking for signs of exhaustion. Expect volatility around the open. It is best to wait for the 15M structure confirmation after the market opens to gauge the true direction, especially given the confluence of resistance and channel boundary.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by BhardwajVipin
IPL (India Pesticides Limited) Price ActionIPL (India Pesticides Limited) closed today at ₹235.84, after trading within an intraday range of approximately ₹217 to ₹239. The stock showed strength supported by steady volumes. Technically, IPL shows a mixed to neutral outlook. The shorter-term moving averages (10, 20, 30, 50-day EMAs and SMAs) are signaling sell, while longer-term moving averages (100 and 200-day) show buy signals, indicating some consolidation or indecision near current levels. Momentum oscillators like RSI (around 46) and MACD are neutral to slightly bearish, with some buy signals from momentum and stochastic RSI. Support is visible near ₹220–225, with resistance near ₹240–245. Sustained trading above resistance could open bullish momentum toward ₹260, while a drop below support might trigger short-term weakness to around ₹200. In summary, IPL sits in a cautious consolidation zone with mixed technical signals but potential for a directional move on breakout or breakdown.
NSE:IPLLong
by KamalKJoshi
PCJEWELLER Price ActionPC Jeweller closed today at ₹14.66, up around 9.4% from the previous close. The stock traded in a range between ₹13.37 and ₹15.38 during the session, showing strong buying interest and significant intraday volatility. The price surge follows better-than-expected quarterly results, with a 4% year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit and substantial revenue growth, which supported bullish momentum. Technically, PC Jeweller is showing signs of a bullish shift with support around ₹13–14 and resistance near ₹15–16.70. A sustained move above ₹15 could open the path toward higher levels between ₹16 and ₹17. The stock has been forming higher lows and maintaining good volume, signaling strength. However, a breakdown below ₹13–13.50 would indicate a loss of momentum and potential short-term correction. Overall, PC Jeweller currently exhibits bullish momentum with positive fundamentals supporting the uptrend, but it remains essential to monitor key support and resistance zones closely for trade decisions.
NSE:PCJEWELLERLong
by KamalKJoshi
BAJAJ FINANCE NEXT TARGETTrend Now - Side ways in 1 Hour candle BLACK LINE - STOPLOSS HUNTING LINES-when you buy above the black line it will fall below the Black line. When you short below the black line again it will go up the black line. so your SL will be hit on both ways.So be cautious around the Black line GREEN LINE BOX - SUPPORTS PREDICTION - If resistance gives a big candle with high volume break out next target will be VIOLET ARROW - Next target Level RED LINE BOX - RESISTANCE
NSE:BAJFINANCE
by ganeshbabu6
#PENINDAsset: Pennar Industries Ltd (PENIND) Entry Level: 233 Potential Target: 300 (1st target) Stop Loss: 221 (~4.5% risk) Timeframe: Short to Medium term Risk to Reward ratio : 1:2 Rationale: Fundamentals - Fundamentally decent stock with the following attributes: * ROCE - 16.0% * ROE - 12.7% * Debt to Equity - 0.81 * Stock PE 26 / Industry PE - 37.4 || Stock PBV 3.11 / Industry PBV 4.21 - Company is underpriced * EPS / Revenue - Has been increasing for the last 6 months * ADR is 3.7% Technical - * Overall structure - Structure seems to be forming a cup after a breakout from an earlier cup structure, 10 DMA is crossing above the 20 DMA * Relative Strength is picking up. * Multiple timeframe analysis - Weekly structure is forming a penant structure Market analysis * Promoter holding has gone up. * Holding pattern - FIIs increased significantly / DIIs have added / Promoter holding steady / Retail reducing Cons * Momentum and ADR is low indicating slow movement potential This analysis is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. Trading and investing in financial markets involve significant risk, and past performance is not indicative of future results. You should conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any trading or investment decisions. The author is not responsible for any financial losses or damages that may result from the use of this information.
NSE:PENINDLong
by mdmahanti
Why Most Traders Stay Average: The Comfort Trap[ Most traders treat moving averages like magic buy/sell buttons. That’s not how professionals think . A moving average is a map of trend + structure, not a trading signal. ❌ The Retail Mistake Buying when price crosses above Selling when price crosses below. Blindly trusting “golden cross” or “death cross.” 👉 Result: Whipsaws, fake entries, frustration. ✅ The Pro Mindset Trend filter: Are we in uptrend (above MA), downtrend (below MA), or chop (whipsaw around MA)? Dynamic support/resistance: Does price respect the MA and bounce, or reject and break? Mean reversion tool: If price stretches too far from the MA, expect it to snap back. 📊 In this NIFTY 50 chart: April–June → Price rode the 50MA upward (dynamic support). July–Aug → Price broke below → MA flipped into resistance. Now → Price reclaiming above → shows buyers regaining control. 🎯 How You Can Use This Use a 20/50/200 MA to filter trend → trade in the direction of bias. Use MAs as areas of interest, not entry triggers. Wait for price reaction. Don’t predict → let context confirm. 👉 Moving averages don’t predict. They contextualize. Stop asking them for signals. Start using them as maps. 💡 Save this. Follow for daily trader mindset + real education — no fluff.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by iampatilkishor
Market Sentiment: Optimism for Euro – But Here’s My Plan According to last CME report, there’s clear bullish sentiment across major currencies trading against the US dollar. We’re seeing naked calls placed at multiple levels above current prices: 1.38 on GBP 1.295 on CHF In other words: options traders are pricing in further USD weakness. This aligns with earlier signals: 1.The JPY 'Butterfly' (still active) 2. The EUR 'Ratio spread' — also still in play So what’s my move today? ✅ First: I exited all positions this morning. No overexposure ahead of the Fed decision. 🎯 Now: I’m watching for long entries near the ER zone (see chart). Notably, just below ER low boundary - put at 1.185 (act as support), which appeared in the report. The option is worth ~$900K — not huge, but significant enough to catch my eye. I’ll watch closely — and only enter if price respects it.
CME:6EZ2025Long
by ClashChartsTeam
Bank of Baroda – Breakout Trade Idea🏦 Bank of Baroda – Breakout Trade Idea Ticker: NSE: BANKBARODA Timeframe: 1D Bias: Bullish Breakout 📊 Technical Setup Price has broken out of a falling trendline resistance with strong bullish momentum. Forming a higher low structure, confirming trend reversal. RSI climbing above 60, signaling renewed strength. Volume pickup confirms participation in the breakout. 📌 Trade Plan Entry: ₹246–249 (on sustained close above resistance zone). Target 1: ₹270 Target 2: ₹300 Stoploss: ₹233 (below recent swing low). Risk:Reward ≈ 1:3 🔮 Astro Justification (Optional Tone) Jupiter, the natural significator of banking & finance, is currently well placed, favoring momentum in PSU banking counters. Mercury’s transit further strengthens financial institutions and short-term liquidity, aligning with PSU bank rallies. Historical cycles show PSU banks outperform during Jupiter-Mercury positive alignments, adding conviction to this breakout. ⚠️ Disclaimer This is an educational trade idea, not financial advice. Please manage risk before trading.
NSE:BANKBARODALong
by MyT_Trader
Nifty 50 Breakout and RSI Momentum Analysis – Sept 2025This TradingView chart presents a technical analysis of Nifty 50, highlighting a recent breakout from a descending trendline with harmonic ABCD pattern and advanced RSI insights. Key support and resistance levels are marked, and RSI momentum shows a clear structural shift as of September 17, 2025. The setup visualizes Fibonacci zones, price action targets, and a multi-timeframe confluence to help traders anticipate future market moves and confirm trend reversals.
NSE:NIFTY1!
by TradeTravel_Explore
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Abbott India – Swing Trade Idea💊 Abbott India – Swing Trade Idea Ticker: NSE: ABBOTINDIA Timeframe: 1D Bias: Bullish Rebound 📊 Technical Setup Price has corrected into a strong demand zone (₹30,000–30,500) supported by long-term rising channel. Forming a descending triangle breakout setup with confluence of support. RSI near 40, showing oversold-to-reversal potential. Volume contraction → suggests accumulation phase before breakout. 📌 Trade Plan Entry: ₹31,000–31,200 (on sustained close above short-term trendline). Target 1: ₹34,500 Target 2: ₹37,000+ Stoploss: ₹30,000 (below demand zone). Risk:Reward ≈ 1:3 🔮 Astro Justification Sun governs health, vitality, and pharmaceuticals. Its current strengthening in transit supports momentum in the pharma sector. Jupiter’s aspect is bringing institutional inflows toward defensive stocks like pharma & FMCG, especially in uncertain market phases. Historically, pharma counters respond positively during Sun + Jupiter supportive cycles, aligning with Abbott India’s potential rebound. ⚠️ Disclaimer This is for educational purposes only, not financial advice. Do your own analysis and manage risk before trading.
NSE:ABBOTINDIALong
by MyT_Trader