SENSEX 1D Timeframe📊 Current Snapshot (As of July 15, 2025)
Recent Close: ~₹82,250
Downside Trend: Sensex has fallen ~1,459 points over the past four trading days, dragging along Nifty—mainly driven by global trade fears, foreign fund outflows, and weakness in IT stocks
Chart Context: The index is approaching its key support area, making now a crucial moment for decision-making
🛡️ Key Support Levels (Buy-on-Dips Zones)
₹82,000 – ₹82,100
A recent intraday low and a likely pivot for the index.
Buying dips here can be a conservative entry for risk-averse investors.
₹81,200 – ₹81,400
Deeper support zone: acts as a cushion in case of broader market drops.
₹80,000 – ₹80,500
Major psychological and technical floor.
Ideal for strong, long-term buying if global headwinds intensify.
🚧 Resistance Levels (Where Pressure May Build)
₹82,450 – ₹82,500
Immediate resistance zone.
A daily close above here could indicate a relief rally.
₹83,000 – ₹83,100
A significant hurdle.
Clearing this, with volume, could trigger a larger bounce.
₹83,400 – ₹83,500
Heavy resistance.
Crossing this opens potential moves toward previous highs (~₹84,000+).
✅ What You, the Investor, Should Do
1. Already Holding?
Stay invested. Trend remains broadly positive unless Sensex closes below ₹81,200.
Consider partial profit-taking near ₹83,000–₹83,100 if you're risk-conscious.
2. Thinking of Buying?
Best zone: ₹82,000–₹82,100 — go slow and buy in tranches.
If deeper pullback: accumulate more near ₹81,200–₹81,400.
3. Playing a Bounce?
If Sensex closes firmly above ₹82,500, that’s a sign of relief.
You could add exposure aiming for ₹83,000+, with a stop-loss below ₹82,000.
4. Protecting Your Position
Stop-loss: consider exiting if Sensex closes below ₹81,200, which would suggest deeper weakness.
🧭 Your Daily ABCs for Sensex
A (Add): Buy near ₹82k and ₹81.2k – ₹81.4k
B (Breakout): Watch for close above ₹82.5k → opens path to ₹83k
C (Cut-loss): Exit below ₹81.2k to avoid deeper downside
