SBIN 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Closing Price: ₹823.55
Day's Range: ₹819.80 – ₹825.80
52-Week High: ₹875.45
52-Week Low: ₹680.00
Market Cap: ₹7,60,188 crore
P/E Ratio (TTM): 9.57
P/B Ratio: 1.47
Dividend Yield: 1.93%
EPS (TTM): ₹86.06
Book Value: ₹527.66
Face Value: ₹1.00
Volume: 5,078,018 shares
VWAP: ₹822.84
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RELIANCE 1D Time frameClosing Price: ₹1,395.00
Day's Range: ₹1,380.50 – ₹1,396.30
52-Week High: ₹1,551.00
52-Week Low: ₹1,114.85
Market Cap: ₹18,87,780 crore
P/E Ratio (TTM): 25.30
Dividend Yield: 0.85%
Book Value: ₹1,100.00
EPS (TTM): ₹55.00
Face Value: ₹10.00
Volume: 7.4 million shares
VWAP: ₹1,388.40
HDFCBANK 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Closing Price: ₹967.80
Day's Range: ₹962.25 – ₹970.75
52-Week High: ₹1,018.85
52-Week Low: ₹806.50
Market Cap: ₹14,85,200 crore
P/E Ratio (TTM): 21.44
P/B Ratio: 3.38
Dividend Yield: 1.13%
EPS (TTM): ₹45.97
Book Value: ₹339.84
Face Value: ₹1.00
Volume: 14,363,519 shares
VWAP: ₹966.64
TCS 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Closing Price: ₹3,133.40
Day's Range: ₹3,121.00 – ₹3,148.70
52-Week High: ₹4,547.00
52-Week Low: ₹2,991.60
Market Cap: ₹11,21,000 crore
P/E Ratio (TTM): 22.8
Dividend Yield: 1.93%
Book Value: ₹262
ROE: 52.4%
Debt-to-Equity Ratio: 0.10
EPS (TTM): ₹136.19
Face Value: ₹1.00
SENSEX 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Closing Price: ₹81,904.70
Day's Range: ₹81,641.38 – ₹81,992.85
52-Week High: ₹85,978.25
52-Week Low: ₹71,425.01
Previous Close: ₹81,548.73
Market Cap: ₹1,63,02,221 crore
P/E Ratio: 22.7
Dividend Yield: 1.18%
Price-to-Book Ratio: 4.35
1-Year Return: +0.47%
5-Year Return: +16.1%
10-Year Return: +12.2%
All-Time High: ₹85,978.25 (Sep 2024)
VWAP: ₹81,758.95
Volume: 12,856,963 shares
ATR (14): ₹5.72
BANKNIFTY 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Closing Price: ₹54,809.30
Day's Range: ₹54,580.35 – ₹54,852.25
52-Week Range: ₹47,702.90 – ₹57,628.40
Market Cap: ₹45,50,788 crore
P/E Ratio: 14.9
Dividend Yield: 1.09%
Price-to-Book Ratio: 2.03
1-Year Return: +5.87%
5-Year Return: +147.36%
10-Year Return: +12.5%
NIFTY- Intraday Levels - 15th September 2025If NIFTY sustain above 25114 above this bullish then 25140/54 above this more bullish 25179/187 last stop then wait
If NIFTY sustain below 25112 below this bearish then 25061/54/38 strong level below this more bearish then 25002 to 24981 below this wait
My view :-
My analysis is for your study and analysis only, also conside my analysis could be wrong and to safegaurd the trade risk management is must. Sell on rise and may be flat to negative closing.
As mentioned in my 8th September analysis market may show selling pressure/profit booking from 16th September expiry. So it may start early?
Consider some buffer points in above levels.
Please do your due diligence before trading or investment.
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INFY 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Current Price: ₹1,525.60
Previous Close: ₹1,509.70
Day's Range: ₹1,521.10 – ₹1,542.90
52-Week High: ₹2,006.45
52-Week Low: ₹1,307.00
Market Cap: ₹6,33,794 crore
P/E Ratio: 23.0
Dividend Yield: 2.82%
ROE: 28.72%
Debt-to-Equity Ratio: 0.09
Beta: 1.11
EPS (TTM): ₹65.63
Face Value: ₹5.00
VWAP: ₹1,529.86
Volume: 12,856,963 shares
ATR (14): ₹5.72
MFI: 71.75
BAJFINANCE 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Current Price: ₹1,003.25
Previous Close: ₹970.25
Day's Range: ₹970.85 – ₹1,004.60
52-Week High: ₹1,004.60
52-Week Low: ₹645.10
Market Cap: ₹6,24,270 crore
P/E Ratio: 35.8
Book Value: ₹156
Dividend Yield: 0.44%
ROE: 19.2%
Debt-to-Equity Ratio: 3.74
Beta: 1.01
EPS (TTM): ₹28.00
Face Value: ₹1.00
AFFLE-Fresh Breakout with Strong Fundamentals Technical View:
Trading above all key moving averages, showing clear strength.
Stock has almost closed at a new all-time high, confirming bullish momentum.
Recently broke out of a base formation on the weekly chart, supported by volume.
Relative strength vs Nifty is positive, confirming outperformance.
Currently around 7% above 50DMA and 21% above 200DMA, indicating strong trend continuation.
Fundamental View:
Revenue (TTM): ₹2,367.55 Cr, growing at 24% annually – exceptional growth trajectory.
Pre-tax margin: 21% – very healthy for the sector.
ROE: 12% – solid return on equity.
Debt-free company with a strong balance sheet, ensuring resilience across market cycles.
Stable earnings growth driven by digital advertising expansion.
Conclusion:
Affle combines technical breakout strength with robust fundamentals. With a debt-free balance sheet and double-digit growth, it remains a strong candidate for medium-to-long term investors.
Option Trading Pros and Cons of Option Trading
Advantages
Limited risk (for buyers).
Leverage: control large positions with small capital.
Flexibility: profit in all market conditions.
Hedging tool.
Disadvantages
Complexity: requires deep understanding.
Option sellers face unlimited risk.
Time decay works against option buyers.
Requires good volatility forecasting.
Practical Examples of Option Trading
Example 1: Buying Call on Reliance
Reliance at ₹2,500. Buy 2600 CE for ₹50.
Expiry day: Reliance at ₹2,700.
Profit = (2700–2600) – 50 = ₹50 per share × lot size.
Example 2: Protective Put for Portfolio Hedge
You hold Nifty ETF at 20,000.
Buy 19,800 PE. If market crashes to 19,000, your put limits loss.
Psychology and Risk Control
Option trading is not just about math; it’s about discipline:
Avoid over-leveraging.
Always define stop-loss.
Respect time decay (theta).
Manage emotions – fear of missing out (FOMO) and greed are costly.
Gold Dips Pre-CPI: Fed Cut Buzz Fuels Indian Trade Ops!Namaste, traders! Gold (XAU/USD) is easing today (11/09/2025) after yesterday’s PPI shocker—US wholesale inflation dropped more than expected, boosting Fed rate cut bets to 100% for a 0.25% cut and rising odds for 0.5% (CME FedWatch). Tonight’s CPI and Jobless Claims at 19:30 ET will shed light on US inflation and labour, shaping the Fed’s next move. With India’s love for gold, dips are prime buying opportunities unless a shock like Trump tariffs hits—short-term pullbacks only! Let’s dive into today’s market and grab trade setups! 💰
Fundamental Analysis: Gold’s Shine Intact for Indian Investors 🌟
The weak PPI has supercharged rate cut expectations, easing USD and Treasury pressure, making gold a star for INR-based portfolios. Gold’s 38% YTD rally (after 27% in 2024) is driven by a weak USD, China’s 10-month buying spree, loose policies, and global uncertainty. Tonight’s CPI (11/09) will steer Fed policy—low inflation could rocket gold to new highs (potentially $3,700); hotter data may trigger brief dips. Indian traders, keep risk-reward (RR) tight in this news-heavy market—perfect for MCX futures!
Technical Analysis: Consolidation Pre-CPI – Buy Dips, Watch Traps 📉
Gold rose in Asia but hit resistance at 364x OB, falling to 362x with liquidity sweeps—set SLs carefully to avoid traps! The 362x zone is pivotal; a break below could test 361x or 3600. The bullish trend is strong—prioritize buying dips unless key resistance fails.
Resistance: 3640 - 3648 - 3659 - 3674
Support: 3621 - 3615 - 3607 - 3600
Trade Setups (Tight RR):
Sell Scalp: 3640 - 3642 (SL: 3646; TP: 3637 - 3632 - 3627) – Quick profits if resistance holds.
Sell Zone: 3648 - 3650 (SL: 3658; TP: 3640 - 3630 - 3620) – Short deeper if rally fades.
Buy Scalp: 3617 - 3615 (SL: 3611; TP: 3620 - 3625 - 3630) – Catch support rebounds.
Buy Zone: 3601 - 3599 (SL: 3591; TP: 3611 - 3621 - 3631) – Long-term buy if CPI is dovish.
Gold’s consolidating pre-CPI—watch for liquidity traps! Above 362x, bulls target new highs; below, test lower supports. Indian traders, manage risk tightly for CPI volatility! Buy dips or sell highs? Share your MCX strategies below! 👇
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DLF 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Current Price: ₹758.40
Previous Close: ₹756.35
Day's Range: ₹754.20 – ₹764.40
52-Week High: ₹929.00
52-Week Low: ₹601.20
Market Cap: ₹1.87 lakh crore
P/E Ratio: 41.85
Dividend Yield: 0.79%
ROE: 10.76%
Debt-to-Equity Ratio: 0.10
Beta: 1.78
EPS (TTM): ₹18.12
Book Value: ₹172.51
Face Value: ₹2.00
COALINDIA 1D Time frame📉 Current Market Snapshot
Current Price: ₹394.35
Previous Close: ₹391.90
Day's Range: ₹390.45 – ₹396.00
52-Week Range: ₹349.20 – ₹517.85
Market Cap: ₹2.42 lakh crore
P/E Ratio: 7.3
Dividend Yield: 6.72%
EPS (TTM): ₹53.78
ROE: 48.7%
Debt-to-Equity Ratio: 0.00
Beta: 1.01
RSI: 61.69
MACD Signal: 1.12
MFI: 71.75
ATR (14): ₹5.72
Divergence SecretsGreeks and Risk Management
Every option trader must understand Greeks, the risk measures that show sensitivity of option price to different factors:
Delta → Measures how much the option price changes if underlying moves 1 unit.
Gamma → Measures how delta itself changes with price movement.
Theta → Time decay; how much premium falls as expiry nears.
Vega → Sensitivity to volatility. Higher volatility increases premium.
Rho → Sensitivity to interest rates.
Greeks allow traders to hedge portfolios and adjust positions dynamically.
Strategies in Option Trading
Options shine because you can combine calls, puts, and different strikes to create unique strategies.
Directional Strategies
Buying Call → Bullish play.
Buying Put → Bearish play.
Covered Call → Own stock + sell call → generates income.
Protective Put → Own stock + buy put → insurance.
Neutral Market Strategies
Straddle → Buy call + put at same strike → profit from big moves either way.
Strangle → Buy OTM call + OTM put → cheaper version of straddle.
Iron Condor → Sell OTM call and put spreads → profit if market stays in range.
Advanced Plays
Butterfly spread, calendar spread, ratio spreads – for experienced traders.
Options vs. Futures and Stocks
Stocks → Simple ownership. Risk = unlimited downside, reward = unlimited upside.
Futures → Obligation to buy/sell at future price. High leverage, unlimited risk.
Options → Rights, not obligations. Limited risk (for buyer), flexible payoffs.
SUMMITSEC Price ActionSummit Securities Ltd is trading near ₹1,914 as of September 13, 2025. The share price has seen a steady uptrend through the year, moving from its 52-week low of ₹1,226 to highs approaching ₹1,959. Market capitalization is around ₹2,080 crore, reflecting niche investor interest in this diversified investment holding company.
Financially, Summit Securities maintains a conservative approach with a strong balance sheet, minimal debt, and healthy cash reserves. The company’s core portfolio contains significant equity holdings in top Indian conglomerates, driving stable dividend income and capital gains. Operating margins and net profit margins remain high thanks to low operating costs and recurring investment returns, resulting in a robust return on equity above 8%.
Technically, the stock is trading well above its short- and long-term moving averages, indicating continued positive sentiment. Both RSI and MACD are in a neutral-to-bullish zone, showing momentum is intact without risks of over-extension. Shareholding is primarily with promoters and institutional investors, ensuring stability. Overall, Summit Securities offers a constructive outlook, anchored in prudent capital preservation and consistent portfolio value growth.
BANKNIFTY: POSSIBILITY OF RISING WEDGE BREAK DOWN• BN have formed a lower low on higher time timeframe
• There are multiple fundamental good news (GST + Strong global market) hits the market, but the upside is limited
• A clear rising wedge has formed in BN in lower timeframe
• Market is halted near day candle EMA 21.
• Any breakdown of wedge in hour candle could trigger a massive down move.
• T1 : 53500 and T2: 52086
• T1 is tested multiple time hence the support is weak and chance of breakdown of T1 is extremely high.
• Opportunity to short below bottom trendline of the wedge at closer of 1 hour candle below 54656 keeping sl above the candle.
• A possible 1: 9.1 RR.
• Educational purpose only. Enjoy the market.
Part 2 Support And ResistanceTypes of Options: Calls and Puts
There are only two fundamental types of options:
Call Option – Gives the right to buy the underlying asset at the strike price.
Example: Nifty is at 20,000. You buy a call option with a strike of 20,100. If Nifty rises to 20,400, you can buy at 20,100 and profit.
Put Option – Gives the right to sell the underlying asset at the strike price.
Example: Infosys is at ₹1,500. You buy a put option with a strike of ₹1,480. If Infosys falls to ₹1,400, you can sell at ₹1,480 and profit.
So, calls = bullish bets; puts = bearish bets.
Key Terminologies in Option Trading
To understand options, you must master the vocabulary:
Strike Price → Pre-decided price where option can be exercised.
Premium → Price paid by the option buyer to the seller.
Expiry Date → Last day the option can be exercised.
In-the-Money (ITM) → Option already has intrinsic value.
At-the-Money (ATM) → Strike price is equal to current market price.
Out-of-the-Money (OTM) → Option has no intrinsic value.
Lot Size → Options are traded in lots, not single shares. For example, Nifty lot = 50 units.
How Option Pricing Works
Options are not priced arbitrarily. The premium has two parts:
Intrinsic Value (IV)
The real value if exercised now.
Example: Nifty at 20,200, call strike 20,100 → IV = 100 points.
Time Value (TV)
Extra value due to remaining time before expiry.
Longer expiry = higher premium because of greater uncertainty.
Option pricing is influenced by:
Spot price of underlying
Strike price
Time to expiry
Volatility
Interest rates
Dividends
The famous Black-Scholes Model and Binomial Model are widely used to calculate theoretical prices.