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EUR/USD Elliott Wave Update –Classic Wave 5 Breakout Opportunity This chart of the EUR/USD pair shows a well-structured Elliott Wave impulse pattern unfolding on the 4-hour timeframe. The price action is currently progressing in the final Wave (5) of the impulse cycle, which typically represents the last bullish leg before a larger correction begins. Wave (1): The initial move up from the bottom (early May), showing a clean 5-wave internal structure. Wave (2): A healthy retracement after Wave 1, forming a base for further upside. Wave (3): The strongest and steepest rally, as expected in Elliott theory. It broke past previous highs and extended sharply. Wave (4): A corrective phase that formed a falling wedge pattern — typically a bullish continuation pattern. Wave (5): Currently in progress. The wedge has broken to the upside, confirming the potential start of Wave 5. Target 1 (T1): 1.18306 Target 2 (T2): 1.19012 Stop Loss (SL): 1.16600 After a strong uptrend, the market went sideways in a wedge pattern (a typical wave 4 behavior). It has now broken out, signaling the start of the final wave 5 move. This is often a strong and sharp push. Since the breakout is clean and the Elliott wave count aligns well, this creates a favorable long opportunity.
by Money_Dictators
Asian Paint feels under appreciated.Chart Aspect The price has been moving around in a range of more than 20% and have tested both the bottom and top 3 times. Now the price has moved below this range. Expecting the price to touch the upper range. Financial Aspect The first eye catcher is that that the price to book was at its lowest in over 10 years. This might have been caused by the decline in the net profit of the company. Even though its 3X the net profit of its closest rival. I have notices that the material & manufacturing cost for the paint is the lowest compared to the nearest competition. This might be coz of their continued effort for backward integration. Their investment in P&M and Building is increasing at a exponential pace compared to there peers. This will help them pump out more product there by reducing cost and increasing the topline and margin. Their debt is at par with their nearest competition, in debt-to-equity terms. DIIs have increased their stakes in the company to its highest level in tis history and public are at the lowest level. You know what that means ;)
NSE:ASIANPAINTLong
by reversewammy
Paytm at ₹1,051: Breakout Confirmed — But What’s Next?Paytm (One 97 Communications) has officially crossed the ₹1,050 resistance zone — a key psychological and technical level. With rising volumes, a powerful uptrend, and its first-ever positive operating cash flow, the question is: Is this the beginning of a long-term turnaround, or another momentum trade nearing exhaustion? Let’s break it down. 📊 Shareholding Breakdown (as of June 2025) Promoters: 0% — no founder holding FIIs: 54.87% — strong institutional presence DIIs: 15.83% Public: 12.22% 🔍 Insight: The company is fully institutionally driven. No promoter skin in the game means short-term thinking could dominate unless core numbers improve consistently. 📉 Financial Performance (FY25 vs FY24) Metric FY25 FY24 Change Revenue ₹6,900 Cr ₹9,978 Cr 🔻 -30% Net Loss ₹664 Cr ₹1,422 Cr ✅ Improved Operating Profit ₹44 Cr ₹-907 Cr ✅ Positive Operating Cash Flow ₹651 Cr Negative ✅ First time positive ⚠️ Note: The revenue decline was largely driven by the RBI’s clampdown on Paytm Payments Bank, impacting GMV and merchant payments. Despite this, cost control and business model optimization have narrowed losses. 🌐 Market Landscape India’s digital payments market is projected to reach $156B by 2025, and $990B by 2032, growing at ~30% CAGR Paytm remains a leader in merchant QR and Soundbox deployments Competing with PhonePe, Google Pay, and BharatPe, but continues to differentiate with offline innovation and embedded lending 🔮 Analysts' Outlook: Bernstein sees 23% upside from current levels Most houses expect break-even by FY26, profit in FY27 📈 Technical Analysis – Breakout in Motion Weekly & Monthly Chart Highlights: ✅ Breakout above ₹1,050 confirms strength ✅ Sustained higher highs & higher lows structure ✅ Volume increasing alongside price — a strong technical signal ✅ Stock trading well above 200 EMA Level Value CMP ₹1,051.05 Support ₹950–980 Resistance ₹1,120–1,180 (next target zone) RSI 64 (healthy, not overbought) 📍 If the stock sustains above ₹1,050 with strong volume, it may move swiftly toward ₹1,120+. 📉 If it dips below ₹980 again, a retest of the trendline support may follow — keep trailing your stop losses. 💬 Real Talk: Can You Earn 2–5% Per Month? Let’s be honest. 2–5% monthly returns aren’t impossible — but they’re not handed out either. You’ll need: ✅ The right mindset ✅ Strong risk management ✅ Patience, not panic ✅ Real learning, not shortcuts This is not a get-rich-quick scheme. This is a get-disciplined-slowly-and-grow-consistently path. Time invested in learning > Money invested too early. 📝 Final Take Paytm has broken a critical resistance. The fundamentals are catching up slowly. It's still not a “buy and forget” stock — but it’s now a "watch and ride with caution" setup. 🔁 Traders: Tight trailing stop. Momentum is your friend, not your excuse. 🧠 Investors: Wait for consistent profitability or accumulate slowly with awareness of risks. Would you chase this breakout — or wait for confirmation above ₹1,120? 📬 Want More? 👉 Follow me here for honest, data-driven stock breakdowns 📩 Subscribe to my free newsletter — every week I share research, setups, and mindset hacks for traders & investors alike. Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only. Please consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making investment decisions.
NSE:PAYTMLong
by iampatilkishor
Market Structure & Plan – 23 July 2025HTF (4H) Structure Trend: Still in a broad range; no clear higher high or lower low sequence. Supply Zone: 57,250 – 57,400 (respected multiple times with strong rejections). Demand Zone: 56,150 – 56,300 (held strongly on July 18–19 and July 22). 📌 Price got rejected cleanly from the 57,300+ supply zone and is now heading lower. Current structure shows mid-range weakness with supply dominance. MTF (1H) View Recent Reaction: Price formed a near double-top around 57,300, followed by a sharp bearish candle. Trend Bias: Intraday lower high is confirmed; bears gained control at resistance. Key Observation: No bullish candle formation yet to suggest reversal. Price is stair-stepping lower. 📌 Bearish engulfing at supply zone indicates strong rejection and short-term downside bias. STF (15-min) Setup Price Flow: Intraday supply zones respected (approx. 57,000–57,050). Structure: Lower highs and lower lows forming; price losing steam post-supply. No Demand Formed Yet: Minor pauses, but no confirmed demand zone until 56,200 area. 📌 Momentum shifted toward downside intraday. Price is retracing from highs without breaking any previous swing high. Plan for July 23 (Tomorrow) 🟢 Buy Trade Plan (Only if demand tested): Entry: Near 56,200–56,300 (retest of 4H demand) SL: Below 56,100 Target 1: 56,750 (intraday resistance) Target 2: 57,000 (mid supply) Confirmation: Bullish engulfing or FVG reaction in 15min near demand. 💡 Buy only at HTF demand with reversal structure. Avoid chasing the move in between. 🔴 Sell Trade Plan (High Probability): Entry: On rejection around 56,900–57,000 zone or bearish FVG formation SL: Above 57,050 Target 1: 56,600 Target 2: 56,300 Most likely scenario: Price continues sliding down toward 56,300 demand area.
NSE:BANKNIFTYShort
by BhardwajVipin
Market Structure & Plan – 23 July 2025NIFTY Analysis Summary (as of July 22 Close @ 25,065) Key Supply Zones (Resistance) 25,145 – 25,200 (1H & 15min confluence) – acted as resistance multiple times 25,260 – 25,320 (4H zone) – remains untested supply from earlier breakdown Key Demand Zones (Support) 24,880 – 24,930 – strong bullish reaction candle; sharp reversal on 21st July 24,414 – HTF demand, major structural support zone (last line of defense) Price Structure Price is ranging between 25,200 resistance and 24,900 support Today’s candle was indecisive with wicks on both ends No clear momentum in either direction after Friday’s bounce Plan for Tomorrow (July 23 🟥 Scenario A: Price opens flat or slightly up and enters 25,145–25,200 zone ⚠️ Avoid longs into supply 🔽 Look for reversal patterns (pin bar / bearish engulfing on 15min) for short entries 🎯 Target 1: 25,000 🎯 Target 2: 24,920 🔐 SL: Above 25,220 (buffer above zone) 🟩 Scenario B: Price dips to 24,900–24,930 zone ✅ Look for long entries only on strong rejection (bullish engulfing/inverted hammer) 🎯 Target 1: 25,060 🎯 Target 2: 25,200 🔐 SL: Below 24,870 ❌ Avoid mid-range trades between 25,000–25,080 unless: Strong volume breakout above 25,200 (possible breakout entry) Or price shows ICT-style liquidity sweep into support (15min confirmation) 🎯 Bias for the Day: Neutral-to-Slightly Bearish Price is stuck in a supply zone after a minor pullback rally; unless it breaks 25,200 with conviction, sell-on-rise is preferred.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by BhardwajVipin
1
Bank Nifty and Nifty50 Scalping TechniquesWhat is Scalping in Index Trading? Scalping is a high-frequency intraday trading style where a trader looks to capture small price movements multiple times throughout the day. In indices like Nifty50 and Bank Nifty, where price movement is fast and often sharp, scalping is a preferred strategy for many traders. Scalpers don't aim to catch a ₹100 move. Even ₹20–₹30 on a Bank Nifty option, done 3–4 times a day with volume and discipline, can generate consistent returns. Why Nifty50 & Bank Nifty for Scalping? High Liquidity: Tight bid-ask spreads make it easier to enter and exit quickly. Option Volatility: Options on these indices give quick 5–10% moves in minutes. Trend & Momentum Friendly: These indices often move in clean intraday trends, giving plenty of scalping chances. Institutional Interest: Nifty and Bank Nifty are tracked by institutions, so technical levels work well. Tools Every Scalper Must Use Before we dive into strategies, make sure you have these ready: 5-Minute / 3-Minute Candlestick Chart VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) CPR (Central Pivot Range) Price Action Levels (Previous Day High/Low, Opening Range) Option Chain Analysis (for OI build-up) Volume & Momentum Indicators (e.g., RSI, MACD) Top Scalping Techniques for Nifty & Bank Nifty 1. VWAP Bounce Strategy Best Time: 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM or 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM How it works: Wait for price to test the VWAP line. If trend is up, and price bounces from VWAP with a bullish candle → enter Call Option. If trend is down, and price rejects VWAP with bearish candle → enter Put Option. Entry: On confirmation candle after touching VWAP Target: 15–25 points on option premium Stop Loss: 5-minute candle close above/below VWAP Why it works: Institutions use VWAP for entries; many intraday algos are VWAP-based. 2. CPR Breakout Scalping Best Time: Opening hour or post-lunch (2:00 PM onwards) How it works: If the day’s CPR is narrow, expect trending moves. Wait for a breakout above CPR high (for long) or below CPR low (for short). Entry only after a strong 5-minute candle closes outside CPR. Bonus Tip: Narrow CPR + gap-up = trend day; very scalper-friendly. Targets: 1:1.5 or trailing stop loss Risk: High if you trade before confirmation—wait for candle close. 3. Opening Range Breakout (ORB) Best Time: 9:15 AM – 9:45 AM How it works: Mark high and low of first 15 minutes (Opening Range). Wait for price to break above high or below low with volume. Ride the momentum for a quick 20–30 point move. Ideal with: Volume spike + option chain confirmation (OI buildup) Setup Example: Bank Nifty breaks above 15-min high, with strong buying in 44,000 CE option → go long. 4. Momentum Scalping with RSI + Candles How it works: Use 3-minute chart. If RSI crosses 60 and a strong green candle forms → go long. If RSI drops below 40 and red candle forms → go short. Why this works: Combines price momentum with volume conviction. Targets: Small, quick moves (10–20 points in Nifty, 20–40 in Bank Nifty options) Stop Loss: Fixed SL or previous candle high/low 5. Option Chain Scalping – "Smart Money Footprint" How it works: Track OI build-up in real-time (especially at ATM or 1-step OTM strikes). If you see heavy OI build-up + volume spike at 44,000 CE → momentum may build. Enter on confirmation from price chart (ideally with VWAP or CPR confluence). Bonus: Combine this with Live Change in OI (many brokers offer this now). Tools to watch: Strike Price OI Build-up IV Rise (Implied Volatility) Volume on Option Contracts Important Scalping Do’s & Don'ts Do’s: Trade only when price structure + indicator + volume align. Use limit orders to reduce slippage. Cut losses fast. Scalping is risk-first. Have fixed daily targets (e.g., ₹1,500/day) Trade less when market is choppy Don’ts: Don’t chase after big moves already gone. Don’t increase lot size without system consistency. Don’t scalp in low volatility phases (e.g., between 12–1:30 PM). Mindset of a Nifty/Bank Nifty Scalper You are not a trend trader – you’re a sniper. Profits come from repetition, not jackpot moves. You must read the pulse of the market within the first 30 minutes. No trade > bad trade. Scalping is about control, discipline, and micro-decisions. Even 3–5 successful trades in a session can result in high accuracy days. Example Live Scenario (Bank Nifty) Date: Suppose Bank Nifty opens at 44,000 CPR Range: 43,940–44,060 (tight) VWAP: At 44,020 Option Chain: 44,000 CE OI increasing rapidly, price trading above VWAP Setup: CPR breakout + VWAP hold + OI build-up at CE Trade: Buy 44,000 CE @ ₹120 Target: ₹140–₹160 SL: ₹110 Exit: Within 10–15 mins Avoid trading just on gut feeling. Use structure. Conclusion Scalping in Nifty and Bank Nifty is not gambling—it's calculated, quick decision-making with small but consistent profits. Whether you’re using VWAP, CPR, or live option data, your edge comes from preparation and discipline, not prediction. If you're just starting, begin with paper trading or small lots, and gradually scale up once your win-rate improves. With time, you'll find the setup that fits your personality best—whether it’s breakout-based, pullback scalping, or OI-driven.
NSE:RELIANCEEducation
by TechnicalExpress
Banknifty 1D Timeframe📈 Bank Nifty – Market Overview Opening Price: Opened strong near 57,250–57,300. Intraday High: Touched around 57,286 in early trading hours. Intraday Low: Dropped towards 56,730 during mid to late session. Current Trading Range: Between 56,730 and 57,280, with a mild negative bias. Previous Close: Around 56,953. Current Loss: Trading -0.3% to -0.5% lower compared to previous close. 🔍 Key Drivers Today Private Banks Hold Strength: Stocks like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank showed resilience, limiting the downside. PSU Banks Under Pressure: Public sector banks including SBI, PNB, and Canara Bank underperformed, causing the index to drift lower. Profit Booking Seen: After an early positive move, intraday profit booking pulled the index back. Low Volatility: Reduced intraday swings, though a narrow downtrend was visible after the first hour. 📊 Technical Picture Support Zone: Strong support is visible around 56,730–56,700. A breach could see a quick move toward 56,500–56,000. Resistance Zone: Resistance remains at 57,250–57,300. If this level is crossed, the next upside target is around 57,500–57,700. Trend Bias: Neutral to bearish for the day due to selling pressure after opening strength. ✅ Summary Conclusion Bank Nifty is showing slight weakness today, mainly dragged by public sector banks. The index gave up early gains, but private banks kept the fall in check. Current range is 56,730–57,280. Watch for either a bounce above 57,300 or a break below 56,700 for the next clear trend direction.
NSE:BANKNIFTYLong
by TechnicalExpress
2
Mahindra and Mahindra Leverage TradeFor the very first time I am publishing this idea that I recorded today. M&M has been consolidating for a while, it made a high if 3222 in September 2024 and has been consolidating for 11 months. Has tried to breach the level many times, but failed. Had been tracking this recent move. I mostly take the leveraged trades so the stock fits the pick. Started picking up around 3180 when it bounced back from the lows of 3152. I bought 3200 calls, with an Avg price of 65. Scaled up with 3300 Calls at an avg price of 31. All journaled and recorded live today. Not a rocket science, just tracking the simple candlestick patterns. Also had HDFC Life 740 calls which I squared off today and made some profits, which gave me additional leverage to carry on additional risk of 3300 call. Also bought some position in MTF at an avg price of 3210. As of now trade seems safe. Would post as we go along and close the trade. Hope for the best.
NSE:M&MLong
by Equity_Trader
1
Profitable Consistent Trader...Part - 1As the market has opened and prices are moving, you are observing it. The question is whether you are living in the present, comprehending the market, or experiencing it in the past. The common assumption among people who enter trading is that it is easy to make money in the share market, but they fail to realize that consistency is necessary for success. Newbies have low knowledge and high expectations, while senior newbies have more knowledge and have lower expectations. Intermediates often struggle to control their emotions while trading. The intermediate phase is crucial in determining whether a person will become a consistent trader or not. The more time a person spends in this phase, the more likely they are to become a consistent trader. Why? The individual will repeatedly correct their mistakes, forming a habit that reinforces the neural connections in the brain and establishes it as a regular behavior. Individuals who engage in revenge trading, impulsive trading, and excessive trading for years fall into this category. Can you steer clear of it? No. Every trader experiences this stage. It is during this stage that they discover the path to becoming a consistent trader. Do you have harmful trading habits that sabotage your success? What elements influence the length of the intermediate phase? Activity: Record your self-sabotaging trading behaviors. Analyze your trades to gain insight into them. (To be continued next week...)
NSE:NIFTY1!Education
by vanathi
3
NIfty50 analysis for 23/07/2025nifty has been in a bearish trend over the past week and recently faced a strong rejection from the 25180–25200 zone, which aligns with a key resistance level on the daily time frame. price action suggests a possible retracement toward the 24780–24800 support zone. this area holds significance as a potential demand zone. it’s crucial to observe price behavior around this level — a strong reaction here could offer clues for the next directional move. wait for confirmation before taking any fresh positions.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by rajgrapher
GOLD UPSIDE POSSIBLE FROM HEREHere market is at level where everyone can see that below my mark level there is open space available so market won't give everyone money so it has a probability that it will took liquidity from this zone and also currently where market is you can see there are much selling candle such as hanging man, pin bar type this show that market is weak and everyone will be at sell side but market is getting ready to move upside once the trendline is broke.
FX:XAUUSDLong
by tradingcity28
Big Move? No Problem – Sell CE and Let Theta Work!Hello Traders! We’ve all seen those days when the market opens with a big gap-up or gives a strong rally – and most traders start panicking. But if you’ve been into option writing, you know that’s exactly when opportunity shows up. High IV + inflated premiums = perfect setup to sell Calls (CE) and let Theta (time decay) do all the work for you. Why this works so well after a big move: CEs become expensive: After a sharp rally, call options are overpriced. That’s your edge as a seller. Theta kicks in fast: If price starts to cool off or even just go sideways, the time decay starts eating the premium quickly. Price usually settles down: Markets don’t rally forever. After a big move, some pause or pullback is very common. You don’t need to be 100% right: Even if the price doesn’t fall, you still make money as long as it doesn’t fly through your strike. Some ground rules for this strategy: Sell Out-of-the-Money (OTM) Calls: Pick a strike that’s at least 1–2% away from current price with decent premium. Find nearby resistance: Sell near technical resistance zones where price usually slows down. Don’t sell into crashing IV: Make sure IV is still high. If it's already falling, your edge is gone. Always use a stop loss: Set a level where you'll exit if the trade goes against you. Never hold naked without a plan. Let’s Talk Real Example – Glenmark 2300 CE Sell Check the chart above 👆 Glenmark gave a huge 10% gap-up and rallied up to 20% intraday . That’s a crazy move – and we know what that means: CEs were loaded with premium . So around 11:15 AM (when the stock hit the top), we started selling the 2300 strike OTM CE . What happened next? Price went sideways. No breakout. But the premium kept falling hard. Even though price didn’t hit 2300, CE collapsed – pure Theta magic! Rahul’s Tip When premiums are juicy after a big move, you don’t need to do much. Just sell smart, manage your risk, and let Theta take care of the rest. Final Thoughts: CE selling isn’t about catching reversals. It’s about taking advantage of overpriced options and letting time work for you. So next time the market gives a big rally, don’t chase it. Just chill, sell smart, and let Theta kill the premium! Do you sell options after big moves too? Share your views or setups in comments!
NSE:GLENMARKEducation
by TraderRahulPal
2
Market Structure & Plan – 22 July 2025🟣 Bank Nifty Analysis Timeframes used: 4H, 1H, 15min Current Price: 56,916 🧠 Market Context: Sharp rally from demand zone 56,200–56,300 Price currently testing strong supply zone at 56,900–57,000 Another heavy supply zone lies at 57,300–57,400 🗺️ Key Zones: Immediate Resistance (Supply): 56,900–57,000 57,300–57,400 Immediate Support (Demand): 56,200–56,300 📉 Trade Plan: Scenario 1 – Short from Resistance (high-probability): Look for rejection signs at 56,950–57,000 (like shooting star / bearish engulfing on 15min). Entry: 56,970 SL: Above 57,050 Target: 56,500 → 56,300 Scenario 2 – Breakout Buy (risky unless clear strength): If price breaks and sustains above 57,050, look for pullback entry. Entry: 57,070 on retest SL: Below 56,900 Target: 57,400 Focus on reaction in supply zones. Wait for confirmation before taking directional trades.
NSE:BANKNIFTYLong
by BhardwajVipin
Bajaj Auto Ascending Triangle Breakout: ₹8,650 → ₹9,700🔎 Study: This analysis is based on the daily timeframe, focusing purely on price action and chart patterns—no indicators, no news. 📈 Pattern: Symmetrical triangle formed since May 2025. 🔹 Breakout Signal: Today’s daily candle closed decisively above the upper trendline, confirming the triangle breakout. 🔹 Entry: • Buy around ₹8,420–8,450 once price sustains above the broken trendline. 🔹 Stop‑Loss: • Place at ₹8,306 (today’s low) to invalidate the breakout on a downside close. 🔹 Profit Targets & Trailing: Short‑Term: ₹8,650 → book partial & trail stop to ₹8,770 Mid‑Term: ₹8,770 → trail stop toward ₹9,000 as price clears each resistance Long‑Term: ~₹9,700 (triangle height projection) over 2–3 months+ 🔹 Risk Management: • Expect minor pullbacks at interim resistances—healthy for continuation. • Adjust position size and stop distances to match your risk tolerance. ⚠️ For educational discussion only; not financial advice. 🔍 Always do your own research and manage risk with proper stops. 👍 Boost if you find this useful, drop a 🚀 in the comments, and share your ideas below!
NSE:BAJAJ_AUTOLong
by Alert_Trader
HAVELLS Channel Breakout Setup with Earnings Ahead Havells is approaching a crucial resistance trendline within a well-defined downward sloping channel. Price currently tests mid-channel and historical supply zones, with multiple Leola Lens SignalPro yellow caution labels plotted—historically seen before directional reversals. 📌 Structure Highlights: Clear channel formation since April Multiple resistance rejections near 1580 zone Buy interest seen near lower boundary with SignalPro confirmation Breakout projection suggests target zone near 1680, aligning with prior volume gap 📅 Earnings event likely to be a catalyst. Monitor price behavior post-results for potential breakout confirmation above 1580. 🧠 Leola Lens™ SignalPro Notes: Yellow caution labels have repeatedly appeared near key turning points within the channel, suggesting possible trend transition zones. These zones highlight moments of institutional activity, where smart money behavior often shifts. The yellow caution markers indicate potential trend change zones, based on historical conditions where price has shown institutional interest or liquidity shifts. These zones are not direct buy/sell signals, but highlight areas to monitor closely for structural confirmation. 🧠 This chart is intended for educational and structural analysis only. No financial advice.
NSE:HAVELLSLong
by LEOLALENS-OFFICIAL
Trade Plan for July 22, 2025 (Tuesday)📍 Bias: Bullish to Neutral (Intraday) Price has bounced sharply from demand and is now approaching a lower supply zone (25,140–25,180). Momentum is positive but nearing resistance. 🔼 Scenario 1: Long Entry on Pullback Entry: Near 25,030–25,050 (minor pullback) SL: Below 24,980 (below recent base) Target 1: 25,140 Target 2: 25,180 (partial profit) Target 3 (trail): 25,250–25,280 (aggressive target) Condition: Price should not break below 24,980 intraday. Watch for bullish 15m structure continuation or bullish rejection candles. 🔽 Scenario 2: Short Entry from Supply Zone Entry: 25,160 – 25,180 SL: Above 25,220 Target 1: 25,050 Target 2: 24,980 Setup: Look for rejection or bearish engulfing in 15m chart inside supply. Condition: Preferable if price opens gap up or opens flat and reaches resistance in first half. ⚠️ Avoid Trade If: Price stays between 25,060–25,130 (mid zone = no man's land). No momentum or choppy price near resistance.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by BhardwajVipin
2