Nifty 50 spot 25327.05 by Daily Chart view - Weekly updateNifty 50 spot 25327.05 by Daily Chart view - Weekly update
- Rising Support Channel sustained a positive supportive role
- Bullish "W" Double Bottom uptrend momentum yet on strong ground
- Falling Resistance Trendline active and Resistance Channel Breakout sustained
- Updated Resistance Zone 25430 to 25670 for Nifty Index based on current week momentum
- Updated Support Zone at 24875 to 25135 for the Nifty Index gained strength by weekly closure above 25000
NIFTY
ETERNAL (ZOMATO) By KRS Charts17th April 2025 / 1:24 PM
Why Eternal ??
1. All Over Bullish Stock. Yet Not Profitable but Business model has potential in near Future.
2. Wave Count is suggesting 4th wave is likely finish and 5th last leg is started which can last till 340 Rs.
3 RSI & MACD is showing bullish continues Divg. bears gave there all but failed to make new lower low.
4. Lower TF is showing W pattern Breakout as well with good volume.
Targets and SL 1W Closing Basis are mentioned in chart.
NIFTY Analysis 17 SEPTEMBER, 2025 ,Daily Morning update at 9 amIf Nifty opens around 25280 and sustains sideways, bullish strength builds.
Sustaining above 25280 for 30m gives next upside target 25330.
If momentum continues, 25330–25403 is the extended resistance zone.
Above 25330, traders must watch for profit booking signals.
f Nifty fails to sustain above 25205, weakness may start
First support at 25150, this is the key intraday level.
If 25150 breaks, next strong support lies at 25071
Below 25071 aggressive selling may appear
Between 25205 and 25280, Nifty may remain sideways.
In this range, avoid over-trading and wait for breakout confirmation.
The Secret of Liquidity Grab – Why Price Hunts Highs Before FallHello Traders!
Have you ever noticed how the market first breaks a recent high, traps breakout traders, and then suddenly reverses? This is not random, it’s called a liquidity grab .
Understanding this concept can completely change how you see price action.
1. What is a Liquidity Grab?
Liquidity means orders in the market, stop losses, buy orders, sell orders.
When price hunts a previous high or low, it triggers stop losses and pending orders. This creates a sudden burst of liquidity.
Institutions use this liquidity to enter or exit large positions without causing slippage.
2. Why Price Hunts Highs Before Falling
At previous swing highs, many breakout traders place buy orders and short sellers place stop losses.
When the price spikes above that level:
Breakout traders enter long positions.
Short sellers’ stop losses get triggered (buy orders).
This creates a pool of buying liquidity. Once institutions have sold into this buying pressure, price often reverses sharply.
3. Why This Matters for Retail Traders
Most retail traders get trapped during these liquidity grabs.
They either chase breakouts too late or panic exit at the wrong time.
By recognizing this pattern, you can avoid being the liquidity and instead trade with the smart money.
4. How to Use This in Trading
Wait for the Grab: Don’t rush into a breakout. Wait to see if price quickly reverses after taking out a high/low.
Confirm With Volume: A liquidity grab often shows a sudden spike in volume followed by an opposite move.
Look for Rejection Candles: Pin bars, engulfing candles, or sharp wicks at highs/lows confirm the trap.
Rahul’s Tip:
Next time you see price breaking a high, don’t get excited. Ask yourself, is this a real breakout or just a liquidity grab? Waiting a little longer often saves you from being trapped.
Conclusion:
Liquidity grabs are the hidden traps of the market. Price doesn’t move randomly, it seeks liquidity first.
By understanding this, you can avoid becoming the victim and instead align yourself with the institutions.
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ApolloMicro SystemsApollo Micro Systems (AMS) is an Indian defense and aerospace electronics company poised for growth due to strong order books and expansion plans.
Apart from the Fundamentals, from Technical Point of view based on previous high breakout, stock has reached the Fibo Extension of 325.95. and its the Major Resistance.
Its a buy on dip candidate for a short to long term Investment stock,
with next target of 448.75 / 524.65.
SBICARD at Key Level: Watch ₹780 Support, ₹830 BreakoutSBICARD is currently displaying a double bottom pattern on the daily chart — a bullish reversal setup that typically forms after a downtrend. This pattern signals that the stock is attempting to establish a strong base and could be preparing for an upward move.
⚖️ Key Levels to Watch
Support Zone: As long as SBICARD holds above ₹780, the structure remains strong and the pattern is valid. A breakdown below this level could weaken the setup.
Breakout Confirmation: A closing above ₹830 will serve as bullish confirmation of the double bottom breakout.
Upside Targets: Once confirmed, the stock has potential to rally toward ₹860–880 levels in the short term.
✅ Summary
In short, SBICARD is in a consolidation phase, attempting to break out from a double bottom. Holding above ₹780 keeps the bullish bias intact, while a breakout above ₹830 can trigger the next leg higher.
Nifty Eyes 25,500 if Breaks Out; Risk of 24,300 if RejectedNifty bounced strongly from the 24,450–23,350 support zone and is now approaching the 25,100–25,250 resistance band. If it sustains above this level, it will confirm a double bottom pattern and open the path toward 25,500–25,600. However, if Nifty faces rejection at this resistance, it may again slip back to test the 24,400–24,300 zone. A retracement before breaking out is also possible, so next week’s price action will be crucial.
🔹 Bullish Case
Nifty bounced from the strong support zone of 24,450–23,350.
Now trading near the 25,100–25,250 resistance zone.
If it sustains above this band, it confirms a double bottom breakout.
Upside targets will be 25,500–25,600 in the short term.
🔹 Bearish Case
If Nifty fails to cross 25,100–25,250 and faces rejection,
Selling pressure may drag it back toward the 24,400–24,300 support zone.
A breakdown below this could extend weakness further.
🔹 Retracement Scenario
Nifty may first retrace a bit lower from current levels,
Then reattempt the breakout above 25,100–25,250 after retesting.
This would be a healthier breakout with stronger follow-through.
✅ Summary: Next week is crucial — a sustained breakout above 25,250 is bullish, while rejection may send Nifty back toward 24,400–24,300. Retracement before breakout is also possible.
Nifty 50 spot 25114 by Daily Chart view - Weekly UpdateNifty 50 spot 25114 by Daily Chart view - Weekly Update
- Rising Support Channel seems back in positive action mode
- Resistance Zone 24900 to 25150 of Nifty Index Breakout attempted
- Falling Resistance Trendline in place but Resistance Channel Breakout attempted
- Bearish Rounding Top pattern by the Resistance zone neckline to see breakout over the next week
- Bullish "W" with Double Bottom formed below Support Zone, seems instrumental for uptrend momentum
- Support Zone seen at 24450 to 24700 of Nifty Index gained strength by the weekly closure above the 25000 index level
How FII & DII Flows Impact Nifty & BankNifty Daily Moves!Hello Traders!
Every evening, traders check the data: FII (Foreign Institutional Investors) bought or sold ₹X crores, DII (Domestic Institutional Investors) did the opposite.
But how do these flows actually affect the daily moves of Nifty and BankNifty? Let’s break it down.
1. FII Flows Drive Short-Term Sentiment
FIIs have massive capital, and their buying or selling often leads to sharp moves.
When FIIs are heavy buyers, indices like Nifty and BankNifty usually see strong rallies because of large inflows.
When they sell aggressively, the market often corrects, especially in large-cap stocks where they hold big stakes.
2. DII Flows Provide Stability
DIIs include mutual funds, insurance companies, and pension funds.
They act as a counterbalance to FIIs.
When FIIs sell in panic, DIIs often buy the dip, providing support to the market.
This is why sometimes, even with heavy FII selling, Nifty doesn’t crash as much as expected, DIIs are absorbing the supply.
3. Sector Impact – Why BankNifty Moves More
FIIs and DIIs both invest heavily in banking and financial stocks.
That’s why BankNifty often reacts more sharply to their flows compared to other sectors.
FII buying in banks = sharp rallies.
FII selling in banks = bigger drag on BankNifty.
4. Daily Data vs Long-Term Trend
Daily FII/DII numbers show short-term sentiment but don’t decide long-term trends alone.
Sometimes FIIs sell for weeks due to global issues, but strong domestic growth attracts them back eventually.
It’s important to watch whether the flows are consistent in one direction or just short-term adjustments.
Rahul’s Tip:
Don’t overreact to just one day’s FII/DII numbers. Look at the trend over several sessions.
Combine this data with charts of Nifty and BankNifty for a clearer picture.
Smart traders use flows as confirmation, not as the only reason to take trades.
Conclusion:
FII and DII flows are like the push and pull forces in the market.
FIIs bring speed and sharp moves, while DIIs bring balance and stability.
By tracking both, you can understand why Nifty and BankNifty move the way they do, and plan your trades with more confidence.
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Bearish Engulfing in Maruti: Bounce or Selloff Ahead ?What happened today
The daily candle is a strong bearish engulfing—today’s real body fully engulfed yesterday’s real body. That shows aggressive supply stepping in and a potential short-term reversal after the prior advance.
Today’s high ₹15,250 is your invalidation: as long as the price stays below this, the bearish setup remains active.
What confirms the signal tomorrow
A follow-through (confirmation) candle that closes below today’s low and ideally on above-average volume.
Bonus confirmation if intraday retests of the engulfing body’s mid-point get sold into (upper wicks, weak closes).
Downside roadmap if confirmed
A confirmed breakdown increases odds of a slide toward ₹13,600 (prior demand/congestion) and then ₹13,000 (major psychological level / deeper demand).
Momentum often accelerates after an engulfing + follow-through combo; expect lower highs, weak bounces, and moving-average rollovers on shorter timeframes.
Risk management / trade plan (discipline first)
Trigger: Consider shorts only after confirmation—i.e., sustained trade below today’s low; avoid pre-empting if price gaps up and holds.
Stop: Above ₹15,250 (setup invalidation) or above the confirmation candle’s high if that’s tighter and still logical.
Targets: T1 ₹13,600, T2 ₹13,000; trail stops on lower highs to lock gains.
Avoid traps: A close back inside/above half of today’s body without follow-through weakens the signal; a decisive close above ₹15,250 invalidates the view.
Bottom line
Bearish engulfing sets the stage; a confirmation candle tomorrow is key. If it comes, ₹13,600 → ₹13,000 opens up. If not—and especially if ₹15,250 is reclaimed—the bearish thesis is off.
Maruti’s Bearish Engulfing – Will We Get Confirmation?Maruti has formed a bearish engulfing candle on the daily chart today, which is a strong reversal signal when it appears after a rally. This pattern suggests that sellers have overpowered buyers.
⚖️ Importance of Confirmation
A bearish engulfing pattern requires a confirmation candle (a red follow-through candle on the next day) to validate the setup.
We’ve seen this before: on 4th September, Maruti also formed a bearish engulfing, but on 5th September, the follow-up candle was missing, which invalidated the bearish setup at that time.
Hence, waiting for tomorrow’s confirmation is crucial to avoid a false signal.
✅ Key Levels & Targets
If we get the confirmation candle tomorrow, then downside levels of ₹14,600 → ₹13,600 → ₹12,900 could unfold in the short to medium term.
On the flip side, if no confirmation comes, the pattern may fail just like in early September, and the stock could remain range-bound or resume upward momentum.
NIFTY: Ascending Triangle Breakout In PlayTechnical Outlook:
CMP: 24,973
📍 Immediate Support Zone: 24,858 – 24,768
📍 Strong Support Zone: 24,363 – 24,329
📍 Immediate Resistance Zone: 25,083 – 25,255 (Clustered zone)
📍 Strong Resistance Zones:
• 25,638 – 25,669
• 26,216 – 26,277 (All-Time High vicinity)
📈 Breakout Alerts:
✅ W-Pattern Breakout above 25,154 (Daily Candle Basis)
🎯 Target: 26,000
✅ Ascending Triangle Breakout above 24,972.50 ( Confirmed on Closing Basis today )
🎯 Target: 26,304 – aligning closely with the ATH of 26,277.35
Conclusion:
With two bullish patterns triggering nearly simultaneously, momentum is building. A sustained move above the immediate resistance cluster could fuel a rally towards uncharted territory.
Watch 25,154 and 25,255 – a clean move above could be the gateway to new all-time highs.
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Weekly view (higher-timeframe) / Daily view for NiftyWeekly view (higher-timeframe)
Trend: Consolidation with slight bearish bias — weekly candles have shown limited follow-through above previous highs; failure to hold weekly support would open deeper correction. Use the weekly chart to judge whether weekly close holds above 24.5k
Key weekly levels to watch:
Major support (weekly): 24,150 – 23,775 (secondary targets if 24,500 fails).
Major resistance (weekly): 25,200 – 25,600 (weekly close above this turns bias bullish).
Daily view (what matters for tomorrow’s open)
Bias: Range to bearish unless price decisively gaps/opens above 24,900–25,000 and sustains. Daily momentum indicators referenced in live dashboards show neutral-to-slight-bearish readings (RSI not extremely oversold/overbought), so intraday follow-through matters.
Key intraday levels (actionable):
Immediate support: 24,500 — watch for a probe; below it increases odds of a drop to 24,150 and then 23,950–23,775.
Immediate resistance / bullish pivot: 24,900–25,200 — sustained trade above flips intraday bias toward 25,400+ (short-term targets).
Short setups / playbook for tomorrow (08-Sep-2025)
Bull scenario (momentum long)
Condition: Open/gap above 24,900 and 30-min candle closes above that level with rising volumes.
Plan: look for entries on pullback to 24,900–24,800.
Targets: 25,200 → 25,400.
Stop: close below 24,700 (or 1%–1.5% price-based SL depending on risk).
Bear scenario (momentum short)
Condition: Fails to hold 24,500 on the open or gaps down below 24,500 with follow-through.
Plan: short on retest of 24,500 after breakdown.
Targets: 24,150 → 23,950 → 23,775.
Stop: close above 24,650–24,700 (or 1%–1.5% price-based SL).
Range / neutral day (no trade if uncertain)
If price chops between 24,500–24,900, prefer to stay flat or trade tight intraday scalps with strict stops — higher chance of whipsaw.
Extra checks before market opens
Watch the first 15–30 minutes: the direction of the first 30-min candle + volume will largely determine day’s bias. If you trade, use that as confirmation. (Common intraday rule.)
Monitor macro headlines / premarket flows — anything on GST / policy / global cues may trigger gaps (recent GST news moved markets).
Nifty 50 spot 24741 by Daily Chart view - Weekly updateNifty 50 spot 24741 by Daily Chart view - Weekly update
- Resistance Zone 24900 to 25150 of Nifty Index
- Rising Support Channel is yet acting as a resistance
- Support Zone now earlier was the Resistance Zone at 24450 to 24700 level
- Breakdown from Falling Resistance Trendline and Channel has strongly sustained
- Bearish Rounding Top pattern by Resistance zone neckline active, with index closure below it
Nifty 50 Index 24579.60 by Daily Chart viewNifty 50 Index 24579.60 by Daily Chart view
- Nifty Gap Up Opening of 18-August-2025 has got filled in
- Bearish Double Top instigated Nifty Index for the downfall trend
- Resistance Zone 25050 to 25350 for Nifty 50 Index levels acting firmly, for well over a year
- Support Zone at 24350 to 24600 for Nifty 50 Index levels has stood the ground strongly, well over a year
- Bullish "W" pattern observed in the making process with a repeat Bullish Double Bottom hence can we hope to foresee a Resistance Zone Breakout ???
Long Term View on Bank NiftyRising Wedge Pattern (Bearish Setup)
The red trendlines form a rising wedge, which is typically a bearish pattern.
After years of an uptrend, the index has near its support from the wedge.
Current Position (53,655)
Bank Nifty has corrected sharply in the last few days/weeks and is now trading around 53,600 levels.
The immediate support marked on the chart is around 53000. If this breaks, further downside could open.
Key Support Levels
50,600 – first crucial support.
48,000–47,500 zone – next major support if selling extends.
32,448 – long-term support marked, aligns with pre-COVID breakout levels.
Possible Scenarios (Green & Red Arrows on Chart)
Bullish case (green path): If Bank Nifty stabilizes near 53,000-52,500 and reclaims 55,000+, it can attempt a bounce.
Bearish case (red path): Sustained breakdown below 53,000-52,500 could accelerate fall towards 48,000 -47,500, and in extreme bearishness, even 32,500 over the medium term.
⚖️ Interpretation
The structure suggests weakness after a long rally; if the wedge breakdown happens, then a trend reversal could happen.
The next 1–2 weeks will be crucial: holding 53,000-52,500 may trigger a bounce, but a breakdown could confirm a deeper correction.
ICICI Bank Under Pressure: Breakdown Could Open ₹1,360–1,340ICICI Bank has been exhibiting persistent weakness over the past few sessions, underperforming relative to the broader market and showing clear signs of profit-booking. Despite being one of the stronger banking names in the past, the stock has recently struggled to sustain upward momentum, reflecting near-term bearish undertones.
Currently, ICICI Bank is trading around a crucial support band of ₹1,400–1,390. This zone has historically acted as a strong base, where buying interest has emerged in the past. However, repeated testing of this support without a meaningful bounce raises concerns about its sustainability.
A decisive breakdown below ₹1,390 could accelerate weakness and potentially drag the stock towards ₹1,360 and ₹1,340 levels, which are the next major support zones. These levels are important markers that could determine the medium-term trend.
On the upside, for sentiment to improve, the stock must sustain above ₹1,400–1,420 with strong volumes. Until then, caution is advised, as the undertone remains weak, and any breakdown may invite further selling pressure.
Crucial Week Ahead: Bounce or Breakdown for Nifty?The Nifty ended Friday’s session at a very crucial technical level, which makes the coming week particularly important for market direction. The index has been showing signs of weakness after a sharp rally, and the 24350 level has now emerged as a key support zone. If Nifty fails to sustain below this level, it could open the doors for further downside. The next major support is placed around 24000–23800, which also coincides with previous demand zones and moving average clusters.
Traders should note that the market sentiment next week will be critical. A sustainable bounce from the current level could re-establish bullish momentum and keep the uptrend intact. However, a decisive breakdown below 24350 may trigger profit booking and a short-term trend reversal toward lower levels.
Overall, next week could act as a make-or-break zone for the Indian market, as price action around these levels will decide whether we continue higher or witness a deeper correction.
Nifty Analysis - Monthly - Sep 2025Nifty formed a Bearish red candle in monthly timeframe. Nifty is below short term EMA in daily timeframe (20,50,100). Bearish sentiment is setting in strong.
On Daily time frame its about to form a head and shoulder pattern.
If Right shoulder length is considered as target, it comes to 23,550.
If Head length is considered as target, it comes to 23,300.
24,500 (psychological), 24,850 (61.8% of swing from July high to Aug Low), 25,000 (psychological), 25150 (38.2% of swing from July high to Aug Low) may be key resistances.
Nifty is nearing a GapUp region (12th May) and 200 day EMA which is around 24,250 and it may act as Support.
Next support is around 24,000 to 23,800. 24,000 is psychological level. 23,800 is High of Feb & Mar, which was the Feb & Mar resistance and it may now act as support.
Nifty Key Levels -
25,150
25,000
24,850
24,500
24,250
24,000
23,800
23,550
23,300
Nifty 50 spot 24426.85 by the Daily Chart view - Weekly updateNifty 50 spot 24426.85 by the Daily Chart view - Weekly update
- Support Zone 23975 to 24225 of Nifty Index
- Gap Up Opening of 18-Aug-2025 has now closed
- Resistance Zone earlier Support Zone at 24450 to 24700 for Nifty Index
- Rising Support Channel Breakdown may act as Resistance for upside move
- Breakdown from Falling Resistance Trendline and Channel has strongly sustained
- Nifty Index made a repeat Bearish Rounding Top or Bearish Inverted Cup & Handle pattern by now Resistance Zone neckline with a closure below it