NIFTY - Trading levels and Plan for 10-Nov-2025📊 NIFTY TRADING PLAN — 10 NOV 2025
(Timeframe Reference: 15-Min Chart)
Chart Summary:
Nifty is currently trading around the 25,510 zone, situated right near the Opening Support / Resistance Zone (25,434 – 25,499) . The market structure shows a short-term base building, with the index now oscillating between 25,434 on the downside and 25,617 on the upside. A breakout beyond either level could define the trend for the session.
Key levels to watch include:
🟢 Resistance Zones: 25,617 (Opening Resistance), 25,699 (Last Intraday Resistance), 25,863 (Next Upside Level)
🔴 Support Zones: 25,434 (Immediate), 25,366 (Last Intraday Support), 25,231 (Final Support)
With volatility expected due to global cues and options expiry positioning, traders should emphasize patience, discipline, and confirmation before entry.
🟢 Scenario 1: GAP-UP Opening (100+ Points)
If Nifty opens near or above 25,610 – 25,640 , it will directly test the Opening Resistance zone. Bulls need to sustain above this level to maintain control.
If price sustains above 25,617 for 15–30 minutes with strong candle closings and rising volume, a move toward 25,699 and possibly 25,863 can unfold.
However, if price fails to sustain above 25,617 and forms rejection candles or bearish patterns (like shooting star or engulfing), traders can expect a pullback toward 25,510 – 25,499 .
A failed breakout above 25,617 can offer a short-term shorting opportunity back into the consolidation range.
Avoid aggressive long entries immediately after the gap-up — wait for retests and volume confirmations.
💡 Educational Note:
A gap-up does not guarantee continuation. Many traders get trapped in "breakout euphoria" without waiting for confirmation. The key is sustained price action with strong volume. Smart traders often buy on dips after confirmation, not at the peak of the first candle.
🟧 Scenario 2: FLAT Opening (Within 25,434 – 25,499 Zone)
A flat opening inside the Opening Support / Resistance Zone will likely cause initial indecision. The market may first trap both sides before picking direction.
Avoid trading the first few 15-min candles if price stays within 25,434 – 25,499 .
If price breaks above 25,499 decisively with strength, the momentum could carry it toward 25,617 and 25,699 .
If price breaks below 25,434 , it may drag the index lower toward 25,366 , and in case of strong selling, 25,231 .
Ideal strategy: Wait for breakouts with closing confirmation. Avoid countertrend trades in this setup.
🧠 Educational Tip:
Flat openings test patience — they’re designed to frustrate impulsive traders. Remember: The first move after a flat open is often false. Wait for clear direction confirmed by price structure and volume alignment before taking a stance.
🔴 Scenario 3: GAP-DOWN Opening (100+ Points)
If Nifty opens below 25,410 or near 25,366 , sentiment may turn weak initially, bringing the Last Intraday Support (25,366 – 25,231) into focus.
If a reversal candle forms near 25,366 – 25,231 (hammer or bullish engulfing), traders can look for short-covering opportunities toward 25,434 – 25,499 .
However, if price sustains below 25,366 , then weakness can extend further, possibly toward 25,200 – 25,150 zones.
Avoid shorting immediately after a big gap-down. Wait for a pullback toward resistance levels for better entry and risk-reward balance.
Volume confirmation near support zones is critical — weak volume during selloffs often precedes reversals.
📘 Educational Insight:
Gap-downs tend to trigger fear-based selling early in the session. The best approach is to observe — not react — in the first few minutes. If buyers start stepping in near strong support levels, that’s often where reversals begin. Let price tell you its story before taking sides.
💼 RISK MANAGEMENT TIPS FOR OPTIONS TRADERS:
Avoid buying options during the first 15 minutes of volatile openings — inflated IV spikes can cause fast premium decay.
Always define your stop-loss before entry and risk a maximum of 1–2% of total capital per trade.
Use ITM options for cleaner directional plays; avoid far OTM contracts unless volatility breakout is confirmed.
Trail stop-losses once your trade moves 30–40 points in your favor — protect profits and minimize emotional exits.
Never trade without a plan. The best traders protect their capital first, profits come next.
📈 SUMMARY:
🟧 Opening Support / Resistance Zone: 25,434 – 25,499
🟥 Resistance Zones: 25,617 / 25,699 / 25,863
🟩 Support Zones: 25,434 / 25,366 / 25,231
⚖️ Bias: Neutral-to-Bullish above 25,499 | Weakness below 25,434
📚 CONCLUSION:
Nifty is currently at a pivotal range, consolidating before its next major breakout. The 25,434 – 25,499 zone is the short-term decision point. A break above 25,499 can reignite bullish sentiment, while a fall below 25,434 may extend weakness toward 25,366 or even 25,231 .
Be patient during the opening volatility and focus on clarity over speed. The first 15–30 minutes often decide the day’s fate — don’t rush into uncertain setups.
📊 Consistency in following your plan is more powerful than chasing every move.
⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
I am not a SEBI-registered analyst . The views and levels shared are for educational purposes only . Please do your own research or consult a registered financial advisor before making any trading or investment decisions.
Trade ideas
07 Nov 2025–308pts profits and counting on the Nifty short tradeNifty Stance Bearish 🐻
We went short on Nifty last Friday, and this complete week, we have had a decent one-way fall. So far, we have fallen 308pts, and it looks like more shorts could enter the system even if we remain flattish over the next two days. There was a holiday in between, but it did not affect the markets, and the journey has been one-sided so far this week.
One interesting technical data point is the first candle of today, when we fell to 25318, and from there we saw an intraday recovery of 234+ pts. We might have ended the day in green, but for the lack of momentum in the last hour of trade.
My nearest support levels are at 25219 and 25003, and I was really surprised to see markets take a U-turn at 25318. The closest resistance is at 25681, followed by 25906.
Nifty 50 Price Action Analysis & Trade IdeaNifty 50 Price Action Analysis & Trade Idea
The current Nifty 50 15-minute chart depicts consolidation after a sharp drop and a subsequent bullish recovery. Key levels are indicated with daily open, high, low, close, and structural resistance.
#### Technical Analysis
- Price attempted to reclaim the previous day's close (Pdc: 25,510.80) and found resistance near the previous day’s high (PdH: 25,551.25).
- Strong buying emerged from the previous day’s low (PdL: 25,318.45), showing rejection and a bullish impulse from the support zone.
- Price remains range-bound between 25,443.15 (PdO) and 25,551.25 (PdH), with momentum favoring a bullish breakout above the PdH for continuation.
#### Trade Plan
| Trade Setup | Entry | Stop Loss | Target | Rationale |
|-------------|------------------|--------------|----------------|-----------------------------------------|
| Long | 25,555 (Above PdH) | 25,510 (Below PdC) | 25,679 (Next resistance) | Bullish momentum above resistance; upside continuation |
| Short | 25,440 (Below PdO) | 25,485 (Above PdO) | 25,318 (PdL support) | Rejection from resistance; downside movement to prior demand |
#### Trade Management
- If entering long above 25,555, watch for sustained volume and momentum confirmation; reduce risk if price fails to close above PdH.
- If short below 25,440, monitor for rapid rejection back above PdO to exit quickly.
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**Summary:**
Nifty 50 has formed a clear price action range following strong support and resistance tests. A breakout above PdH opens up the next resistance, while breakdown below PdO targets previous demand.
**Levels:** Entry: 25,555 | Stop loss: 25,510 | Target: 25,679
Risk management and patience are key – let the price confirm direction above/below the marked levels before execution.
Banks Ready for Next Rally — Nifty Needs to Confirm Itself NSE:NIFTY bounced exactly from our support at 25335, which I mentioned in the last commentary.
At first glance, it looks like a solid recovery, but internally, the momentum still feels weak as the index failed to close above the previous day’s close.
So we need a follow-up move tomorrow to confirm whether this bounce can actually sustain.
For now, I’ll stay sideways until the market confirms its direction.
I’ll be watching the 25550 resistance closely. Only if the market gives a strong close above this level will I consider going long on the index, because above 25550 we could see sharp short covering straight toward 25800.
Support remains at 25335. A drop below this could go very wrong — a fall toward 24700–24600 would then be possible.
NSE:BANKNIFTY , on the other hand, looks much better. Both its intraday and daily structures are bullish, clearly showing that banks may lead the next rally.
It has strong support at 57350 and resistance at 58250. If this support holds through the week, we might see 60300 levels very soon.
Many sector-specific stocks are showing good momentum setups that could perform well next week. Still, treat those bounces as profit-booking opportunities, not long-term holds. We’ll get better setups ahead.
You can trade confidently, but make sure to lock in your profits.
Sector-wise, NSE:CNXFINANCE , NSE:CNXMETAL , and NSE:CNXAUTO Parts stocks look strong for swing trades.
That’s all for the day. Take care and have a profitable week ahead.
📊Levels at a glance:
Nifty Support: 25335 (break = 24700–24600)
Nifty Resistance: 25550 (break = short covering to 25800)
BankNifty Support: 57350
BankNifty Resistance: 58250 (above = rally to 60300)
Bias: Sideways till confirmation
Sectors to watch: Financials, Metals, Auto Parts
Strategy: Trade swings, book profits on bounces
Nifty - Weekly review Nov 10 to Nov 14Last week, the price fall down gradually. Friday took support at the 25280 - 25320 support zone.
Now the price has to sustain above the 25500 zone to move up. 25700 - 25720 can act as a resistance.
The daily chart also shows a similar support/resistance zone.
Buy above 25520 with the stop loss of 25470 for the targets 25560, 25600, 25660, 25720, 25760 and 25820. This is work if the price shows bullish strength at 25500.
Sell below 25400 with the stop loss of 25450 for the targets 25360, 25320, 25260, 25220 and 25160. This will work if the price shows bearish strength around the 25500 zone.
Always do your analysis before taking any trade.
Chart Patterns Risks Involved
Time Decay: Option value decreases as expiry nears.
Volatility Risk: Rapid volatility changes can affect premiums.
Unlimited Loss for Writers: Option sellers face theoretically unlimited loss potential.
Complexity: Requires strong understanding of pricing and market movement.
NIFTY- Intraday Levels - 10th November 2025If NIFTY sustain above 25509 above this bullish then around 25536/41 strong level then 25563/73 then 25601/08 or 25619/38 then above this more bullish above this wait
If NIFTY sustain below 25489/79/72 below this bearish then around 25433/25387/77 big range but a strong level below this more bearish then around 25308/25272 last hope then below this wait
My view :-
"My viewpoint, offered purely for analytical consideration, is that the market will exhibit volatility with movement in both directions . The trading thesis is: Nifty (bullish tactical approach: buy on dip ) and Bank Nifty (bearish tactical approach: sell on rise ). This analysis is highly speculative and is not guaranteed to be accurate; therefore, the implementation of stringent risk controls is non-negotiable for mitigating trade risk."
Consider some buffer points in above levels.
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Nifty Slips for 2nd Week: Consolidation Ahead amid Rising VIXIndian markets ended lower for the second straight week, weighed down by persistent foreign fund outflows, mixed corporate earnings, and cautious global cues.
Nifty slipped nearly 0.8% to close at 25,490, while India VIX rose over 3% to 12.55, reflecting a slight uptick in market volatility.
Key Levels to Watch
Nifty is currently retesting the apex of its ascending triangle breakout, around the 25,300–25,400 zone. This area is supported by significant put writing, as reflected in recent open interest data, making it an important near-term support.
Below this, the next strong support lies near 25,000.
On the upside, the 25,700–25,800 zone could act as an immediate resistance due to heavy call writing, while 26,000 remains a major resistance level to watch.
Outlook
Given the current setup, markets are likely to trade within a neutral range in the coming week. Volatility may stay elevated as global uncertainties, FII outflows, and a busy flow of economic and earnings data continue to influence sentiment.
While near-term sentiment remains cautious, strong domestic macro fundamentals and steady corporate performance are expected to provide underlying support to the broader trend.
Traders are advised to stay stock-specific, focusing on banking and financials—particularly PSU banks—which continue to display relative strength.
Nifty all levels works perfectly upmove will come next weekNifty updated levels given, next week we can see bounce 25250-25300 buying zone
25750,-25830 target.
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Recent High or Low :
D-0% is our recent low or high
Profit booking zone ( Early / Risky entry) : D 13.2% -D 16.1 % is
range if break them profit booking start on uptrend or downtrend but only profit booking, trend not changed
SL reversal zone (Safe entry ) : SL 23.1% and SL 25.5% is reversal zone if break then trend reverse and we can take reverse trade
Target : T1, T2, T3, T4 and .
Are our Target zone
Any Upside or downside level will activate only if break 1st level then 2nd will be active if break 2nd then 3rd will be active.
Total we have 7 important level which are support and resistance area
Until , 16% not break uptrend will continue if break then profit booking will start.
If break 25% then fresh downtrend will start then T1, T2,T3 will activate
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NIFTY at a Crucial Zone - BIG MOVE COMINGNifty is standing at a crucial support zone, and the next few days will determine whether the market begins a fresh rally or breaks down for a deeper decline.
At present, Nifty has taken support near 25320–25380.
This area is critical for three reasons:
Gap Support: There was a gap on the charts near 25320 from earlier trading sessions. That gap is now filled and is acting as a support level.
Trendline Retest: This same zone also touches the long-term trendline that Nifty broke earlier. Retesting that trendline is a common technical behaviour before the next big move.
50% Fibonacci Retracement: If we measure the recent rally from 24600 to 26100, then the 50% retracement level also comes exactly around 25,350. This means the market has corrected half of its move and is now testing buyers' strength.
So, this area between 25320–25380 is a major support zone where buyers are expected to defend the market.
Current Market Behaviour
For the last few sessions, Nifty has been falling, but it is still holding this support.
If the market takes support here and starts going up, it can trigger short covering.
Many short traders are keeping their stop loss near the previous candle highs, which are around 25550.
If Nifty breaks above 25550, these stop losses will get hit, and that can lead to a sharp rally due to short covering.
Upside View (If Nifty Moves Up)
If Nifty crosses 25550 and sustains above it, we can expect a good upside move:
First target: 26470 – 26500
Next target: 26900
This move can happen quickly because short sellers will exit their positions and buyers will enter aggressively.
Downside View (If Support Fails)
If Nifty breaks below 25320 and closes below it:
Next support is near 24600, but this level has already been tested earlier, so it has become a weak support now.
If 24600 also breaks, the next possible target is 24000.
This will mean that the market has entered a deeper correction phase.
Volatility & India VIX
Right now, India VIX is around 12.55, and it is slowly moving up.
This increase in VIX means uncertainty is rising, which usually supports a downside or volatile market.
If VIX cools down near 11, it will show that fear is reducing, and the market can again aim for new highs.
But if VIX keeps rising toward 15, expect more pressure and a possible fall.
Final View
Nifty is at a point where either fresh buying starts or the market breaks down.
All major indicators (trendline, gap, Fibonacci, and previous support) are pointing to this being a decisive zone.
Traders should watch 25320 on the downside and 25550 on the upside - whichever breaks first will set the next trend.
Stay patient and avoid emotional trades here - this is where big moves begin.
The Moon's phases are the changing mode (NIFTY)The Moon's phases are the changing shapes of the Moon's illuminated portion as seen from Earth, caused by its orbit around our planet. The Sun always lights half of the Moon, but our view of that lit half varies over a cycle lasting about 29.5 days (a synodic month). There are eight primary phases, divided into four major ones (new moon, first quarter, full moon, last quarter) and four intermediate ones (waxing/waning crescent and gibbous).
On October 24, 2025, the Moon is in the waxing crescent phase, about 9% illuminated and roughly 3 days old since the previous new moon (which occurred around October 21). Look for it low in the western sky just after sunset. The next full moon is November 5 (Beaver Moon).
The idea that moon phases influence the stock market—often called the "lunar effect"—stems from behavioral finance, where subtle environmental cues like celestial cycles might subtly sway investor mood, optimism, and risk-taking. While mainstream economics dismisses it as pseudoscience or coincidence, several academic studies have uncovered statistically significant correlations between lunar cycles and market performance. These patterns suggest higher returns around new moons (waxing phase, symbolizing renewal and low energy) and lower returns or increased volatility around full moons (waning phase, linked to heightened emotions).
In short, moon phases aren't a crystal ball but offer a quirky lens on human irrationality in markets. If you're intrigued, overlay them on charts (e.g., via tools like TradingView) alongside fundamentals—but treat it as a tiebreaker, not gospel. For October 24, 2025 (waxing crescent, ~9% illuminated), studies suggest mild optimism; watch for full moon volatility on November 5
NIFTY : Trading levels and Plan for 07-Nov-2025📊 NIFTY TRADING PLAN — 07 NOV 2025
(Timeframe Reference: 15-Min Chart)
Chart Summary:
Nifty is currently trading near the 25,520 zone, which lies just below the identified Opening Resistance (25,646) and slightly above the No-Trade Zone (25,449 – 25,544) . The index remains range-bound, but volatility is expected to pick up as it approaches key breakout zones. A decisive move beyond these levels could trigger strong directional momentum — either continuation or reversal.
The broader trend bias remains neutral-to-bullish unless Nifty slips below 25,380 , which marks the last intraday support area.
🟢 Scenario 1: GAP-UP Opening (100+ Points)
If Nifty opens around or above 25,620 – 25,650 , it will open directly near the Opening Resistance zone. A strong gap-up needs immediate follow-through to sustain bullish momentum.
If price sustains above 25,646 with strong bullish candles and volume confirmation, traders can look for long entries targeting 25,736 and 25,866 .
However, failure to hold above 25,646 may indicate exhaustion. Rejection candles near resistance could invite short-term profit booking and a retracement toward 25,544 – 25,490 .
Ideal strategy: Wait for the first 15–30 minutes to confirm momentum. Enter on pullbacks rather than chasing the initial move.
💡 Educational Note: Gap-ups often lure traders into impulsive entries. The key is confirmation — a sustained break above the resistance with rising volume confirms institutional participation. Always avoid long positions if the first candle forms a wick-type rejection near resistance.
🟧 Scenario 2: FLAT Opening (Within 25,449 – 25,544)
This range represents the No-Trade Zone . Flat openings within this area typically cause early volatility and indecision. Traders should avoid taking trades immediately as price may oscillate rapidly before choosing direction.
Avoid entering trades within the 25,449 – 25,544 band.
If price breaks above 25,544 decisively with strong green candles, upside targets remain 25,646 → 25,736 .
If price breaks below 25,449 , it could drift lower toward 25,380 – 25,335 (the last intraday support zone). Sustained selling may extend weakness toward 25,167 .
🧠 Educational Tip: During flat openings, avoid predicting direction. Let the breakout confirm. Early trades inside such zones are mostly hit by stop-loss whipsaws. The best trades emerge after clarity, not anticipation.
🔴 Scenario 3: GAP-DOWN Opening (100+ Points)
If Nifty opens below 25,420 , sentiment will likely turn weak, and price may test the Last Intraday Support (25,335 – 25,380) .
If a reversal candle (hammer or bullish engulfing) forms within the 25,335 – 25,380 support area, it can offer a short-covering opportunity toward 25,490 – 25,544 .
However, if Nifty breaks and sustains below 25,335 , further downside may open toward 25,167 .
Avoid shorting directly on deep gap-downs — wait for a pullback near 25,490 – 25,544 to get a better entry with favorable risk-reward.
📘 Educational Insight: Gap-downs often lead to panic selling in the opening moments. Patience and confirmation are crucial. If volume starts drying near support zones, it usually indicates seller fatigue and potential reversal setups.
💼 RISK MANAGEMENT TIPS FOR OPTIONS TRADERS:
Avoid buying options in the first 15 minutes of volatile openings — IV (Implied Volatility) spikes can cause inflated premiums.
Always define your stop-loss before entering a trade; risk no more than 1–2% of your total capital per setup.
Use ITM options for directional conviction and avoid OTM strikes in a range-bound market.
Trail your stop-loss once your position gains 30–40 points in favor.
Remember: Capital protection is your first priority; missing a trade is better than a forced loss.
📈 SUMMARY:
🟧 No-Trade Zone: 25,449 – 25,544
🟥 Resistance Zones: 25,646 / 25,736 / 25,866
🟩 Support Zones: 25,380 – 25,335 / 25,167
⚖️ Bias: Neutral-to-Bullish above 25,544 | Weakness below 25,449
📚 CONCLUSION:
Nifty stands at a critical juncture between consolidation and breakout. The 25,544 level acts as a trigger for directional clarity — a sustained move above can revive bullish sentiment, while a fall below 25,449 may bring further weakness.
Be patient during opening volatility, focus on level confirmations, and let price action guide you rather than emotions.
📊 Trading is not about catching every move — it’s about catching the right move at the right time.
⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
I am not a SEBI-registered analyst . The analysis shared above is purely for educational purposes and market understanding. Please consult a certified financial advisor before taking any trading or investment decisions.
Nifty 50 spot 25492.30 by the Daily Chart view - Weekly updateNifty 50 spot 25492.30 by the Daily Chart view - Weekly update
- Support Zone 24975 to 25250 for Nifty Index
- Earlier Support Zone now Resistance Zone 25430 to 25670 for Nifty Index
- Rising Support Trendline Breakdown done basis the ongoing weak sentiments in general
- The final hurdle ATH remains elusive and Nifty keeps distinctly shy to create a New Lifetime High
Nifty Intraday Analysis for 07th November 2025NSE:NIFTY
Index has resistance near 25650 – 25700 range and if index crosses and sustains above this level then may reach near 25875 – 25925 range.
Nifty has immediate support near 25350 – 25300 range and if this support is broken then index may tank near 25150 – 25100 range.
Overall sentiment of the market is sideways to negative and selling is expected if the market reaches near resistance level.
Nifty 01 hour : buy on dipsNifty 50 (1-hour chart)
The price is currently taking support near 25,300 and facing resistance around 25,700. The chart shows that buyers are trying to defend the lower zone, which has acted as support before.
After a small bounce, price may again retest near 25,400 before moving higher towards 25,700. This movement will form a short-term range between 25,300 and 25,700.
If price breaks above 25,700 with strong volume, the next upside move can start. But if it breaks below 25,300, more downside pressure may come.
Overall, the market is in a short-term consolidation phase where traders can watch for breakout opportunities from either side.
Nifty view for November 2025.In this video, we analyze the technical and market indicators pointing to a strong rally in the Nifty index over the coming weeks. With bullish momentum building, investors can expect fresh upside levels and potential breakout zones. Stay tuned for key support and resistance levels, expert insights, and strategic outlooks to navigate this exciting phase in the market.
The market is witnessing a surge in buyer confidence, marked by smart accumulation and well-timed entries. Rather than chasing momentum blindly, participants are deploying intellectual strategies—identifying key support zones, rotating sectors, and capitalizing on dips. This disciplined approach reflects a mature bullish sentiment, suggesting that the rally is being built on solid footing rather than speculation. With volume backing the moves and broader participation increasing, the bulls appear to be in control, setting the stage for potential upside breakouts in the coming sessions.
The views and opinions expressed in this video are for educational and informational purposes only. I am not a SEBI-registered investment advisor, and this content does not constitute financial advice or recommendations. Viewers are strongly encouraged to consult with a certified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Market investments are subject to risks, and past performance is not indicative of future results.






















