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Price action of Jubilant Agri and Consumer Products LimitedThe price action of Jubilant Agri and Consumer Products Limited ( NSE:JUBLCPL ) on a 4-hour timeframe. The stock recently showed a significant bullish signal after a period of decline within a well-defined upward channel. Key Signals The price has rebounded from the lower end of the channel, forming support close to ₹2,080–₹2,100 levels.​ The latest candle has crossed above the 200 EMA, a widely watched moving average for trend confirmation.​ A bullish MACD divergence is indicated, suggesting a momentum shift and potential for price reversal. Also (Bulish Continuation wedge is formed ) - A Bullish Continuation Wedge signals a brief pause within an ongoing uptrend. It forms between two downward-sloping, converging trendlines as sellers temporarily gain control. However, the pattern ultimately favors the bulls—when price breaks above the upper trendline, it confirms the resumption of the preceding upward trend. Analysis Trend: Bullish within channel; recent breakout suggests continuation​ Key Support: ₹2,080​ Immediate Resistance: ₹2,400–₹2,500 (mid-channel)​ Indicators: 200 EMA breakout, MACD bullish divergence​ Target: ₹3,000 or + (upper channel boundary)​ This analysis suggests a potential swing trading opportunity, provided the bullish signals are confirmed in subsequent sessions. Always consider risk management and market conditions before entering trades. PLEASE NOTE THAT: This chart analysis is only for reference purpose. This is not buying or selling recommendations. I am not SEBI registered. Please consult your financial advisor before taking any trade
NSE:JUBLCPL
by hardeepssethi
L&T Technology Services: Correction Complete Near Golden Ratio?After a textbook five-wave impulse from ₹2,924 (2022 low) to ₹6,000 (2024 high), L&T Technology Services appears to have completed a proportional A–B–C correction, finding support precisely near the 0.618 retracement (₹4,099) of the entire advance. Wave Structure The advance from the 2022 low unfolded as a clean 5-wave impulse, capped by Wave 5 near ₹6,000. The subsequent decline subdivides neatly into A–B–C, with Wave C forming a perfect five-wave internal pattern. Sub-wave (v) of C bottomed around ₹3,951 — just below (iii), confirming structural completion with ideal symmetry. Fibonacci & Channel Confluence The decline halted exactly at the 0.618 retracement of the prior impulse — a zone that often attracts buying in post-impulse corrections. The downward-sloping corrective channel that’s guided Wave C is now flattening, with price repeatedly testing its upper boundary. A sustained breakout above ~₹4,300–₹4,400 would signal that the market may be transitioning into a new impulsive phase. Trade Perspective (Educational View) Scenario 1 – Bullish: A weekly close above ₹4,400 confirms breakout from the C-wave channel, opening the door toward ₹5,200 → ₹5,650 in subsequent impulsive waves. Scenario 2 – Extended Correction: Failure to clear the channel and a close below ₹3,950 would extend the correction toward deeper retracements near ₹3,600 or even ₹3,400. Summary L&T Technology Services has now checked every box of a mature corrective phase — Fibonacci alignment, structural symmetry, and wave alternation. A breakout above the declining channel would be the first real hint that the larger uptrend is ready to resume. Until then, patience beats prediction. Disclaimer : This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Please do your own research (DYOR) before making any trading decisions.
NSE:LTTS
by WaveXplorer
NASDAQ - Possible moves [Wave Theory]I'm not an expert of wave theory but I have an inclination towards it. Wave theory is nothing short of brilliance! NASDAQ seem to have completed its 5 waves and now following the ABC retracement wave. NASDAQ:NDX should now move to its B wave and show some bounce. It should be followed by further downwards retracement during C wave. Trigger for C wave my be the FOMC meeting in Sept. Let's see. Disclaimer: I'm sharing my analysis. Wave theory is not my strong forte. Do your own research & analysis before taking any action.
NASDAQ:NDX
by anuragcoma15
CRUDEOIL1! / USOIL - Correction is not complete yet? TF: 240 Minutes CMP: 5580 I have plotted the internal wave counts of this larger corrective pattern (WXY) and also drew Pitchfork Support and Resistance levels for better understanding. In summary, looks like the correction is not yet complete and we are in the final leg of the correction (Y leg).. In this Y leg, the thesis is that, we are falling in an ABC three wave down or 1,2,3,4,5 impulse down. In either case, we have completed first leg (a or 1) and the 2nd is about to get over (b or 2).. The next, most rewarding one is the C or the 3rd wave down.. Wait for solid rejection at the upper levels (5620-5650 Max) and look for a decent RR set up. Will update here when the trade becomes active.. For now, the B or 2 rise is not yet complete. Disclaimer: I am not a SEBI registered Analyst and this is not a trading advise. Views are personal and for educational purpose only. Please consult your Financial Advisor for any investment decisions. Please consider my views only to get a different perspective (FOR or AGAINST your views). Please don't trade FNO based on my views. If you like my analysis and learnt something from it, please give a BOOST. Feel free to express your thoughts and questions in the comments section.
MCX:CRUDEOIL1!
by Murthy_Santhosh
NIFTY – Professional Trading Plan for 17-Oct-2025NIFTY – Professional Trading Plan for 17-Oct-2025 (educational) Market context and key levels Reference from your map: Opening/last intraday resistance 25,659–25,674, strong resistance zone 25,720–25,740, opening pivot 25,549, last intraday supports 25,426 and 25,363. Momentum remains constructive while above 25,549; sustained acceptance above 25,674 is needed for continuation. 🚦 GAP UP OPEN (≥ +100 pts) Educational logic: Positive gaps can trap late shorts; edge comes from waiting for acceptance above resistance (time + volume) and then riding continuation rather than chasing the first spike. 📈 If open lands around or just above 25,659–25,674 and the first 5–15 minutes hold above VWAP/first high, consider a momentum long toward 25,700–25,720; scale partials, then trail for 25,740. Stop below the retest low of 25,650 zone. If open jumps near 25,720–25,740, avoid impulsive buys into strong resistance. Prefer a pullback to 25,680–25,660; go long only on a higher low plus reclaim of 25,700 with stop under pullback low; targets 25,720–25,740 and possible extension if breadth expands. Failure short: Rejection wicks from 25,720–25,740 followed by a 15‑min close back below 25,680. Take a tactical short toward 25,659 → 25,600–25,549; exit if 25,700 is reclaimed decisively. FLAT OPEN (±0–50 pts) Educational logic: Neutral opens favor range trades around nearby pivots until a breakout confirms with acceptance. ⚖️ Range buy: Look for reversal signals near 25,560–25,549 with risk below the session swing; targets 25,620 → 25,659–25,674. Breakout buy: A 15‑min close and successful retest above 25,674 opens 25,700–25,720; scale out into 25,740 if momentum broadens. Breakdown short: Acceptance below 25,549 on retest targets 25,500–25,426; if sellers maintain control, extend to 25,380–25,363. Trail using successive lower highs. GAP DOWN OPEN (≤ −100 pts) Educational logic: Negative gaps near support often lead to “gap‑and‑go” trend days if acceptance stays below, or sharp reversals if buyers defend key zones. 📉 Gap‑and‑go short: Open around 25,470–25,450 and failure to reclaim 25,549 on retest → short to 25,426; book partials, then trail for 25,380–25,363. Reversal long: Strong rejection from 25,426–25,363 (long lower wicks/engulfing) → long back to 25,500 then 25,549; move stop to breakeven once 25,549 holds. Bias flip: If price re-enters above 25,659 after a weak open and sustains, abandon shorts and prepare for rotation to 25,700–25,720; don’t fight a reclaim day. Execution checklist Predefine scenario, trigger (acceptance/retest), invalidation (where the idea is wrong), and first target. Key decision areas: 25,549 support/pivot, 25,659–25,674 resistance, and 25,720–25,740 strong resistance; 25,426/25,363 supports. Trade the reaction to zones, not the exact number. Use structure-based stops beyond the far side of the zone; scale out at the next pivot and trail to protect gains. Options risk management tips Define risk : Prefer debit spreads near zones (bull call above 25,674; bear put below 25,549) to cap tail risk on volatile gap opens. Size by volatility: Wider expected range → smaller position; avoid oversizing because options look “cheap.” Liquidity first: Use near‑ATM, current‑week Nifty options with tight spreads; avoid illiquid deep OTMs that decay fast if rangebound. Confirm before entry: Use 5–15 min acceptance or clean retest holds to avoid false breaks; be cautious in the first 1–3 minutes unless trading a planned opening drive. Manage winners: Take partials at first pivot; if IV expands, consider converting naked calls/puts into verticals to lock risk while keeping upside. Avoid overlap: If structure flips (e.g., reclaim of 25,659 after breakdown), exit losers decisively instead of hedging passively. Summary Primary map: 25,549 is the intraday pivot; 25,659–25,674 is the gate to continuation; 25,720–25,740 is strong resistance. Upside opens on acceptance above 25,674 toward 25,720–25,740; downside strengthens below 25,549 toward 25,426 and 25,363. 🙂 Conclusion Prepare three plays: continuation long above 25,674, responsive range trades around 25,549/25,659, and momentum shorts below 25,549 aiming 25,426–25,363. Execute with clear invalidations, scale responsibly, and adapt quickly if pivots are reclaimed. 📊 Disclaimer: This is an educational plan, not investment advice or a trade recommendation; I am not a SEBI registered analyst .
NSE:NIFTY
by LiveTradingBox
UNO Minda – Potential Wave V Extension in Progress - BuyUNO Minda completed its larger degree Wave V on 8 Jul 2024, followed by a correction in the form of a flat, which ended on 7 Apr 2025. Since then, the stock has been in a fresh impulsive sequence: Wave (i) completed on 21 Apr. Wave (ii) unfolded as a simple flat, ending on 2 May. Wave (iii) matched the length of Wave (i) (equality). Wave (iv) again unfolded as a simple flat. With Wave (i) and (iii) being equal in length, there is a high probability of a Wave (v) extension. Currently, Wave (v) is unfolding: Sub-wave (1) ended on 11 Jun. A larger flat correction followed, completed on 1 Aug 2025. Strong results for Q1’26, combined with increasing volumes and strong candles, confirm the possibility of a Wave V extension. ub-wave (3) of (v) is now in progress. Trading View Buy at current levels (in which case maintain a stop loss of 1055) or buy on next correction. Wave V extensions can stretch up to maximum of 1.618 × of Wave 0–iii.
NSE:UNOMINDALong
by ChartTheWave
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“Nifty 50 Intraday Key Levels | Buy & Sell Zones 17th Oct 2025”“Want to learn more? Like this post and follow me!” 25832 🔴 Above 10m closing Shot Cover Level Strong resistance — short covering likely above this. 25720 🟠 Below 10m hold PE By level / Above 10m hold CE by level 25623 🟣 Above 10M hold positive trade view Below 10M hold negative trade view Sentiment deciding level — crucial for trend direction. 25523 ⚫ Above Opening S1 10m Hold CE By level Bullish entry level — CE hold area. 25433 🟠 Below Opening R1 10m Hold PE By level Below 10m hold PE By Risky Zone Weak zone — PE may strengthen below this. 25327 🟢 Above 10M hold CE By Safe Zone level Safe bullish zone — CE can be held confidently above. 25318 🔵 BELOW 10M hold UNWINDING level Breakdown zone — unwinding or heavy selling possible below.
NSE:NIFTY
by mayuraj_820
Part 2 Support and ResistanceOptions in Portfolio Diversification: Options help investors diversify and stabilize their portfolios by balancing risk and return. For instance, adding protective puts can shield against downside risk, while covered calls can generate steady income from owned stocks. These strategies reduce dependence on market direction and create non-linear payoffs, which can improve portfolio resilience during volatile periods. Options can also be used to replicate other financial positions or adjust exposure without buying or selling the underlying asset directly. This makes them powerful tools for strategic asset allocation, allowing investors to achieve customized financial goals with controlled levels of risk.
NSE:BSEEducation
by SkyTradingZone
PCR Trading StrategiesPricing and Premiums: The price of an option, called the premium, is influenced by several factors: the underlying asset’s price, the strike price, time until expiration, volatility, and interest rates. Options with a longer duration or higher volatility generally have higher premiums. The premium is essentially the cost of controlling the asset without owning it outright. For buyers, the premium is the maximum potential loss, while sellers (writers) collect it as income but take on potentially unlimited risk. Understanding how premiums change with market conditions is crucial for traders to time entries and exits effectively.
NSE:HDFCBANKEducation
by SkyTradingZone
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Steven-GoldTrading – XAUUSD: Completion of Wave 5Steven-GoldTrading – XAUUSD: Completion of Wave 5, Awaiting Strong ABC Correction Wave Hello trading community, Gold continues to make waves as it extends its record-breaking rally, setting a new all-time high above 4,240 USD. However, after a strong upward cycle, technical signals indicate a short-term correction (ABC Wave) is forming to gather liquidity before the uptrend resumes. 🧭 Technical Analysis (30m Chart – XAUUSD) Based on the 30-minute chart, the price structure suggests the possibility of:Completing Elliott Wave: Gold seems to have completed the 5th Impulse Wave (Elliott Wave 5), reaching the peak area near 4240 USD. ABC Wave Forming: After Wave 5, the market tends to enter a correction phase following the ABC Wave pattern. Wave A: Formed from the peak of Wave 5 to the 4200 USD area. Wave B: Currently in progress (recovering upwards). Wave C: The preferred scenario is a deeper corrective drop to the Buy Support area to gather enough liquidity for the next upward move. Liquidity Zones to Watch:Sell Resistance (Sell Scalping): Around 4240 – 4270 USD. This is the technical peak and the final resistance of the price channel, ideal for scalping sells.Buy Support: Area 4170 – 4180 USD. This is a crucial support zone where Wave C is expected to end to trigger the next upward move. 🎯 Intraday Trading Scenario (Europe & US) Today's preferred scenario is to watch for selling (Sell) to catch the corrective wave and then watch for buying (Buy) at strong support zones. 📉 Sell Scalping (Priority to sell to catch corrective Wave C) Based on the expectation that the price will complete Wave B and start Wave C down to gather liquidity.📍 Entry: 4266 – 4268 (Watch for selling at the channel peak resistance) 🛑 SL: 4275 🎯 TP: 4245 - 4222-4210.5 (Targeting the temporary support zone) 📈 Buy Swing (Following the main trend)Wait for the price to correct deeply to the important liquidity zone before rising again. 📍 Entry: 4181 – 4183 (Buy Support area – where Wave C ends) 🛑 SL: 4175 🎯 TP: 4190 - 4205 - 4233 - 4250 (Targeting a breakout of the peak) 📌 Fundamental View & Conclusion Main Driver: Gold prices remain firm near historical highs due to sustained safe-haven demand and expectations that the Fed will cut interest rates in the future (long-term supportive factor).Conclusion: Gold is in a short-term technical correction phase (ABC Wave) during the European and US sessions to consolidate the foundation before continuing the uptrend. 4180 USD is an extremely important liquidity zone to trigger a new upward move. 👉 Follow me for detailed updates as the price approaches the outlined Entry zones!
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Steven-GoldTrading
SHAREINDIA 1 Month Time frame 1-month technical outlook for Share India Securities Ltd indicates a bearish trend, with the stock trading at ₹178.65. 📉 1-Month Technical Overview Price Change: The stock has declined by approximately 2.95% over the past month. Technical Indicators: According to TradingView's technical analysis, the 1-month rating indicates a "sell" signal, suggesting a prevailing downtrend. Market Sentiment: On Moneycontrol, 100% of user sentiments recommend selling, reflecting a bearish outlook among retail investors.
NSE:SHAREINDIALong
by Knowledgehub
The Rise of the Indian Stock MarketIntroduction The Indian stock market has undergone a phenomenal transformation over the past three decades, evolving from a largely unregulated and paper-based trading system into one of the most dynamic and technologically advanced financial markets in the world. Once perceived as volatile and opaque, India’s equity market has now become a pillar of the nation’s economic growth, attracting both domestic and global investors. This rise is not just a reflection of corporate profitability or market capitalization—it symbolizes India’s journey toward financial maturity, economic resilience, and global competitiveness. The rise of the Indian stock market is a story shaped by reforms, innovation, globalization, and a growing culture of financial participation. From the establishment of modern stock exchanges like the NSE to the adoption of cutting-edge technology and the inclusion of millions of retail investors, India’s capital market has become a robust ecosystem that supports entrepreneurship, infrastructure, and economic expansion. Historical Evolution of the Indian Stock Market The origins of the Indian stock market can be traced back to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), established in 1875, making it one of the oldest stock exchanges in Asia. However, for much of its early history, the market was dominated by a small group of brokers and traders, with limited transparency and accessibility. The real transformation began in the 1990s, when India embarked on a series of economic liberalization reforms. The 1991 economic reforms, spearheaded by then Finance Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, marked a turning point. India opened its economy to global competition, reduced trade barriers, and modernized financial systems. These reforms created the foundation for a modern capital market structure. In 1992, the establishment of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) as the market regulator played a crucial role in enforcing transparency, protecting investors, and curbing malpractices. The same year saw the Harshad Mehta scam, which exposed systemic weaknesses but also accelerated regulatory modernization. The subsequent launch of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in 1994 brought technological innovation and electronic trading, replacing the traditional open outcry system. Technological Advancements and Market Modernization Technology has been the single most important driver of efficiency in the Indian stock market. The introduction of electronic trading systems by NSE revolutionized how securities were bought and sold. It eliminated the physical share certificates and enabled dematerialization, making trading faster, safer, and more transparent. The establishment of National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) in 1996 and Central Depository Services Limited (CDSL) in 1999 allowed investors to hold securities in electronic form. This move significantly reduced the risks of forgery, delays, and settlement failures. With the advent of online trading platforms, mobile applications, and discount brokers, the stock market became more accessible to retail investors. Platforms like Zerodha, Groww, and Upstox have democratized participation by allowing individuals to trade at minimal cost with just a smartphone. The rise of algorithmic trading and high-frequency trading (HFT) further enhanced liquidity and market depth. Today, the Indian stock market operates on a T+1 settlement cycle, one of the fastest globally, showcasing its efficiency and readiness for the digital age. Growth in Market Capitalization and Global Standing The Indian equity market has grown exponentially in terms of market capitalization. As of 2025, India’s total market capitalization exceeds USD 5 trillion, making it the fifth-largest stock market in the world, surpassing major economies like the UK and France. Indices such as the Nifty 50 and Sensex have delivered substantial long-term returns, reflecting strong corporate performance and economic growth. The Sensex, which stood at around 1,000 points in 1990, has now crossed 80,000 points, symbolizing the massive wealth creation potential of the Indian market. India’s rise has also been fueled by inclusion in global investment indices such as the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, which has drawn billions in Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) inflows. Despite global volatility, India’s market remains one of the most resilient, backed by a strong domestic investor base. The Role of Domestic Investors One of the most defining features of the Indian stock market’s rise has been the growing participation of domestic investors. Traditionally, Indian households preferred gold, real estate, and fixed deposits as investment avenues. However, over the last decade, a financial literacy wave and increased access to digital investment platforms have encouraged millions to invest in equities and mutual funds. The number of Demat accounts in India has surged from around 2 crore in 2014 to over 15 crore by 2025. Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) have become a cultural phenomenon, with monthly inflows surpassing ₹20,000 crore in 2025. This consistent domestic participation provides a stable base of liquidity and reduces dependency on foreign capital. The rise of retail investors has also changed market dynamics. Retail participation now accounts for over 40% of total trading volume, bringing diversification and depth to the equity market. This broad-based engagement makes the Indian market less vulnerable to foreign outflows during global shocks. 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Additionally, tax incentives, liberalization of FDI norms, and the establishment of the GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City) as an international financial hub have strengthened India’s global appeal. Integration with Global Markets India’s integration with global capital markets has been a vital catalyst for its stock market growth. The liberalization of foreign investment norms in the early 1990s allowed Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) to participate actively in Indian equities. Today, FIIs hold a significant share in top Indian companies, contributing to liquidity and global visibility. Global financial institutions like Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, and Vanguard have a major presence in India. The introduction of GIFT Nifty, an international version of Nifty trading in USD at GIFT City, has further strengthened India’s connection with global investors, allowing round-the-clock trading linked to global time zones. This global integration not only brings foreign capital but also instills best practices in governance, risk management, and compliance. Sectoral Growth and Corporate Expansion The Indian stock market’s rise has been powered by the growth of multiple sectors. The IT sector, led by companies like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro, established India as a global technology hub. The banking and financial services sector has seen massive expansion, driven by private banks and NBFCs. The pharmaceutical, automobile, and energy sectors have also played crucial roles. The emergence of new-age companies in e-commerce, fintech, and renewable energy—such as Zomato, Paytm, and Adani Green Energy—has diversified the market landscape. India’s start-up ecosystem, now the world’s third-largest, increasingly taps equity markets for funding, reflecting the market’s role in supporting innovation and entrepreneurship. Impact of Macroeconomic Factors India’s sustained GDP growth, demographic dividend, and policy stability have all contributed to the stock market’s rise. The country’s young population, rising middle-class consumption, and growing digital economy fuel long-term corporate earnings growth. Additionally, fiscal measures like Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes have boosted formalization and manufacturing competitiveness. Even during global crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic, India’s markets rebounded sharply due to monetary support from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), government stimulus, and strong retail investor confidence. This resilience highlights India’s growing independence from external shocks. Challenges and Risks Ahead Despite its remarkable progress, the Indian stock market faces several challenges: Market Volatility: Global economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions can trigger sharp fluctuations. Corporate Governance Issues: While regulations have improved, lapses in governance occasionally erode investor trust. Valuation Concerns: At times, high valuations raise concerns of speculative bubbles. Dependence on Policy Support: Excessive reliance on government incentives could distort market efficiency. Financial Literacy Gap: A significant section of the population still lacks understanding of market risks and diversification. Addressing these issues is essential to sustain long-term growth and stability. The Road Ahead The future of the Indian stock market looks promising. With projections indicating that India could become the third-largest economy by 2030, the equity market is poised to expand further. The government’s continued focus on infrastructure development, digital transformation, and manufacturing growth under initiatives like Make in India will provide significant momentum. Emerging trends such as sustainable investing (ESG), AI-driven trading analytics, and financial inclusion will define the next phase of growth. Moreover, the deepening of bond markets, REITs, and InvITs will diversify India’s capital market landscape. If reforms continue and investor education expands, the Indian stock market could well emerge as a global powerhouse, rivaling mature markets in the U.S. and Europe. Conclusion The rise of the Indian stock market is a testament to the country’s economic resilience, policy vision, and technological innovation. From a fragmented system in the 1980s to a digital-first, globally integrated marketplace in 2025, India’s equity market has come a long way. It has empowered investors, funded industries, and contributed significantly to national growth. As India stands on the cusp of becoming a global economic leader, its stock market will continue to play a crucial role—not only as a barometer of economic health but as a driver of wealth creation and innovation. The journey of the Indian stock market is far from over; it is entering a new phase of maturity, global relevance, and inclusiveness that promises a bright financial future for millions of investors and the nation as a whole.
NSE:TATASTEELEducation
by TechnicalExpress