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Nifty 4 hrs time frame wave analysis STRONGE BUYING ZONE 24500-24400 Nifty trade in consolidation phase on weekly time frame, consolidation phase have key of next impulse wave. The market moves up and down in wave form so we study nifty chart in 4hrs time frame, this consolidation phase I read (denoted by) as ABCDE minor degree . E-wave is the last consolidation phase which we are going to study further: Now Questions is how to understand down fall ? lets discuss about down fall in waves structure as simple as Minute degree ((w)) ((x)) ((y)) ((x)) ((z)). Internal structure of these waves Minute degree ((w)) internal waves as minuette degree (a) (b) (c) Minute degree ((y)) internal waves as minuette degree (a) (b) (c) Minute degree ((w)) ((x)) ((y)) ((x)) have been completed by market Wave ((z)) is in-progress it may be in three waves Internal structure of wave ((z)) , according to me market has completed wave (a) and wave (b) and wave (c) is in-progress wave (c) will end between 24500 and 24400 range so conclusion is that all sell setup will be valid below 24961 and target area 24500 to 24400. I think it is last down fall as I have read the structure. 24500 to 24400 is strong buying zone in weekly time frame, here buyers will try to investment maximum capital in the market for next motive waves, if all buyers got success in pulling the market then it must go at minimum 27500 on weekly time frame. Thank you Disclaimer I am not SEBI registered financial adviser, it is my personal research and posted for only educational purpose. Before taking any trade or investments please take advice from your financial adviser. MKT Learner
NSE:NIFTYLong
by meenaanita613
1
Nifty super resilience and stronger than before Everything we discussed in yesterday’s commentary played out beautifully: 1. We noted that sellers were stronger than buyers — and the market opened gap down, just as expected. 2. I also highlighted that the Intraday chart looked bullish — and yes, we saw a solid bounce intraday. 3. Later in the day, the market reversed again — exactly how the red flag on the daily chart warned us. This kind of price behavior confirms one thing: the market is flowing in sync with our planning. And when that happens, it becomes the perfect ground for my trading style. I’ll continue focusing on my momentum setups with full confidence. Now let’s come back to the market: NSE:NIFTY has shown strong resilience. Despite all the noise around the Trump news, it managed to close above the key support of 24700 — a sign of strength. Pivot has now shifted to 24786, and Pivot Percentile is just 0.07%. This tells us that any sustained move above 24796 can unleash a sharp directional move. Support remains firm at 24750. More importantly, buyers have outnumbered sellers by 28 million — setting a strong tone as we step into August. NSE:BANKNIFTY also looks primed. Pivot Percentile is at an ultra-tight 0.02%, and buyer volume leads by 29 million. Support is placed at 55550, with resistance around 55976. A breakout here could kickstart a fresh trend. Sector-wise, Construction and NSE:CNXREALTY are gaining traction. Oil & Energy is also showing promising signs. Keep an eye on NSE:ASHOKLEY over the next few sessions — something’s brewing there. Today I traded just one setup — NSE:BELRISE . Booked a clean 2% intraday gain, though the stock went on to give over 5% after exit. Still, a green trade is a good trade. That’s all for the day. Take care and have a profitable tomorrow.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by Trendxinc
NIFTY- Intraday Levels - 1st August 2025If NIFTY sustain above 24780 above this bullish then 24813/25 then 24868 to 24902/08 above this more bullish then 24948/60/72 strong level then last stop if comes would be to 24996/25002/14 If NIFTY sustain below 24738 below this bearish then around 24692/77/68/54 below this more bearish then 24588/64/52/44/28/18 then wait My analysis is for your study and analysis only, also consider my analysis could be wrong and to safeguard the trade risk management is must The market's direction is currently unclear, suggesting potential movement in both direction and also consider Friday factor. If prices rise during the opening session or within the first couple of hours, we anticipate selling pressure from significant resistance levels. Conversely, if prices fall during the initial hour or two, we expect buying interest to emerge from strong support levels. Consider some buffer points in above levels. Please comment if you wish to see my analysis for any script/stock. Please do your due diligence before trading or investment. **Disclaimer -  I am not a SEBI registered analyst or advisor. I does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any information, conversation, or content. Stock trading is inherently risky and the users agree to assume complete and full responsibility for the outcomes of all trading decisions that they make, including but not limited to loss of capital. None of these communications should be construed as an offer to buy or sell securities, nor advice to do so. The users understands and acknowledges that there is a very high risk involved in trading securities. By using this information, the user agrees that use of this information is entirely at their own risk. Thank you.
NSE:NIFTY
by PrashantTaralkar
1
Trade Plan Description for Tomorrow August 1, 2025Bullish Zones & Strategy (Call / CE Levels) Above 24,765 (Opening S1): If price sustains above this, bias may shift positive. 🔹 Buy CE (Call) above this level with stop below S1. Key Upside Resistance Levels: 24,940 – Above this, positive trade view builds (Strong CE Hold). 25,100 - 25,150 – CE entry & momentum zone. 25,350 - 25,382 – Shot Cover Zone (Strong resistance, book profit or expect reversal). 🔻 Bearish Zones & Strategy (Put / PE Levels) Below 24,765: Stay cautious – move toward bearish bias if price sustains below. 🔸 Buy PE (Put) below this level with stop above. Key Downside Support Levels: 24,708 – R1 level; below this, PE strength increases. 24,550 - 24,500 – PE by-level zone. 24,370 – Safe Zone for PE traders. 24,173 - 24,130 – Unwinding + Fib Support.
NSE:NIFTY
by mayuraj_820
2
NIFTY 50 Intraday Review – July 31, 2025 | V-Shaped Reversal📉 NIFTY 50 Intraday Review – July 31, 2025 | V-Shaped Reversal & Weak Close 📅 Date: July 31, 2025 📍 Timeframe: 5-minute Heikin Ashi 📈 Indicator Used: RSI (18, 60-40-20 zones) ⚠️ Key Highlights: Gap-down open near 24,699 due to macro news: U.S. announced 25% tariffs on Indian goods. Intraday low at 24,635, marking a sharp early fall as sentiment was hit by FII selling pressure. Market staged a strong V-shaped recovery, peaking at 24,956.50 — almost +300 pts from the low. From 1:15 PM, profit booking set in and Nifty lost over 180 pts from its high. Closed at 24,768.35, still down 86.70 pts (-0.35%) for the day. 🔍 Technical Observations: RSI (18): Early RSI drop to ~20.31 (oversold zone) triggered bounce. Midday RSI surged above 68, showing strength in recovery. By EOD, RSI dropped back to ~20 — hinting bearish divergence. Heikin Ashi candles: Strong green candles till early afternoon confirm trend strength. Series of red candles post-1:30 PM confirms profit-booking / weak close. 📊 Levels to Watch – August 1, 2025 Support Zone Resistance Zone 24,735 / 24,635 24,890 / 24,960 If the index fails to reclaim 24,800+ quickly in the next session, we may see a bearish continuation. Otherwise, a bounce toward 24,900 remains on the cards. 💡 Trading Bias: 🟠 Cautious Bearish Monitor early session RSI & price action. No long positions unless 24,800 is reclaimed. 📌 #Nifty50 #IntradayAnalysis #HeikinAshi #RSI #PriceAction #FIIoutflow #IndiaMarkets
NSE:NIFTYShort
by ajayekka002
Nifty Market Structure & Trade Plan 1st August🔎 Market Structure Overview 4H Timeframe Price rejected sharply from the 24,940–24,960 resistance zone (FVG + Supply). Current close around 24,765, showing a rejection candle. Key support demand zone at 24,650–24,680 remains untested after today’s fall. Bias: Bearish-to-neutral, unless price sustains above 24,900. 1H Timeframe Clean rejection from the supply zone 24,930–24,960. A fresh FVG created near 24,820–24,860; watch if it acts as resistance on retest. Liquidity sweep visible above 24,920, indicating potential reversal confirmation. Structure suggests lower high formation underway. 15M Timeframe Intraday price action shows: BOS (Break of Structure) on the downside after liquidity grab. Immediate support zone around 24,680–24,700. Resistance has shifted lower into the 24,820–24,860 band. 📌 Key Levels to Watch Resistance Zones 24,930–24,960 → Strong supply / shorting area 25,050–25,100 → Next FVG resistance if 24,960 breaks Support Zones 24,680–24,700 → Immediate support 24,460–24,500 → Major demand zone (next swing support) 📝 Trade Plan (1st August) 🔻 Bearish Scenario (High Probability) Sell on retest of 24,820–24,860 zone Entry: 24,830–24,850 SL: Above 24,960 Targets: 24,700 → 24,500 🔼 Bullish Contingency (Only if breakout above 24,960 holds) Buy above 24,960 with retest confirmation Entry: 24,970–25,000 SL: 24,860 Targets: 25,100 → 25,220 📍 Bias Short-term bias: Bearish (unless 24,960 is reclaimed) Preferred setups: Sell on pullback into resistance
NSE:NIFTYShort
by BhardwajVipin
1
Open Interest & Option Chain AnalysisIn the world of options trading, two of the most critical analytical tools are Open Interest (OI) and Option Chain Analysis. While price and volume are commonly used indicators, OI and the Option Chain give unique insights into market sentiment, strength of price movements, and likely support/resistance zones. Let’s break down both concepts thoroughly and understand how you can use them to make smarter trading decisions. 1. What is Open Interest (OI)? Open Interest (OI) refers to the total number of outstanding (open) option contracts that have not been settled or squared off. These contracts can be either calls or puts, and each open contract reflects a position that has been initiated but not yet closed. Important: OI is not the same as volume. Volume counts the number of contracts traded in a day. OI shows how many contracts are still open and active. Example: If Trader A buys 1 lot of Nifty Call and Trader B sells it, OI increases by 1. If later one of them exits the trade (either buy or sell), OI decreases by 1. If the same contract is bought and sold multiple times in a day, volume increases, but OI remains the same unless a new position is created or closed. 2. Interpreting Open Interest Changes Here’s how to interpret changes in OI: Price Movement OI Movement Interpretation Price ↑ OI ↑ Long Buildup (bullish) Price ↓ OI ↑ Short Buildup (bearish) Price ↑ OI ↓ Short Covering (bullish) Price ↓ OI ↓ Long Unwinding (bearish) This table is a cheat sheet for OI interpretation. Let’s break them down with simple language: Long Buildup: Traders are buying calls/puts expecting further rise. (Positive sentiment) Short Buildup: Traders are selling expecting fall. (Negative sentiment) Short Covering: Sellers are closing their shorts due to rising prices. (Momentum shift to bullish) Long Unwinding: Buyers are exiting as prices fall. (Loss of bullish strength) 3. What is Option Chain? The Option Chain is a table or listing that shows all the available strike prices for a particular underlying (like Nifty, Bank Nifty, or a stock) along with key data: Call & Put Options Strike Prices Premiums (LTP) Open Interest (OI) Change in OI Volume Implied Volatility (IV) Structure of Option Chain An Option Chain is usually divided into two sides: Left Side → Call Options Right Side → Put Options In the middle, you have the Strike Prices listed. 4. Key Elements in Option Chain Analysis A. Strike Price The set price at which the holder can buy (Call) or sell (Put) the asset. At the Money (ATM): Closest to current spot price In the Money (ITM): Profitable if exercised Out of the Money (OTM): Not profitable if exercised now B. Open Interest (OI) Shows how many contracts are still open for each strike. Higher OI means greater trader interest. C. Change in OI Shows how much OI has increased or decreased. This is critical for real-time sentiment tracking. Increase in OI + Rising premium = Strength Increase in OI + Falling premium = Resistance or Support forming D. Volume Number of contracts traded today. Shows activity and liquidity. E. Implied Volatility (IV) Indicates market expectation of future volatility. High IV means higher premiums. 5. How to Read Option Chain for Support & Resistance One of the most powerful uses of Option Chain Analysis is identifying short-term support and resistance. Highest OI on Call Side = Resistance Highest OI on Put Side = Support This happens because: Sellers of Calls don’t want price to rise above their sold strike Sellers of Puts don’t want price to fall below their sold strike Example: Let’s say: 19700 CE has 45 lakh OI 19500 PE has 40 lakh OI This implies: Resistance = 19700 Support = 19500 So, traders expect Nifty to remain between 19500–19700. Conclusion Open Interest and Option Chain Analysis are powerful tools to understand the mood of the market. They help traders: Find real-time support and resistance Gauge market direction and strength Understand where big players (institutions) are placing their bets Plan both intraday and positional trades with more accuracy But remember, OI and Option Chain are not standalone indicators. Combine them with price action, volume, and technical levels for better results.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by TechnicalExpress
2
Nifty July Iron Condor Strategy – Premiums are Still Attractive!Hello Traders! After a strong April, May and June where all three our option writing strategies gave full profits, we are back again with the July edition. Market is respecting the range beautifully, and we are again going with a non-directional Iron Condor setup. Let’s walk through the logic and setup, based on the recent chart and market behaviour. Why This Strategy Now? (Based on Chart Analysis) Resistance Zone: 25,667–26,267 (two-layer zone, minor and major resistance) Support Zone: 24,240–24,892 (50-DEMA tested, strong support) Nifty is hovering inside the range – no clear trend, perfect for sideways strategy MACD has given bearish crossover – adds pressure on upside Strategy Setup (Iron Condor – 31st July Monthly Expiry) Sell 24900 PE (2 lots) Buy 24500 PE (2 lots) Sell 25500 CE (2 lots) Buy 25800 CE (2 lots) Payoff Graph for Strategy: Why This Works (Logic + Technical View) Strategy revolves around the 24,750–25,650 zone where Nifty is stuck Support well aligned to 50-DEMA at 24,892 and 24,240 (intermediate support) Volatility is neutral, data is range-bound – ideal environment for iron condor writers No major events or newsflow – market likely to stay inside band Risk Management & Exit Points Exit if Nifty gives a clean breakout above 25,700 or breakdown below 24,250 If strategy gives 40–50% max profit early, consider booking Always keep an eye on VIX and OI buildup for major trend shifts Rahul's Tip This strategy has worked beautifully for last 3 months. If you’ve been with me, you know how well Iron Condors can work when market ranges. So we ride the same logic again, until the breakout comes. Once again – this is a low risk, range-bound iron condor setup with good risk-to-reward. Have you ever tried a short iron condor on NIFTY? What was your experience? Drop your thoughts below! If you liked this post, don’t forget to LIKE and FOLLOW! Regular updates coming with chart tracking, P&L changes and smart exits. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. Please consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions.
NSE:NIFTY
by TraderRahulPal
2
Trading the Dip: My Nifty Options Setup for This Gap Down MarketHello Traders! Hope you all are doing good. Today Nifty opened with a significant gap down. The reason? Fresh news about the US under Donald Trump’s policy imposing a 25% tariff on Indian goods. This triggered panic among investors, and we saw aggressive selling at the open. But I believe this reaction could be short-lived. Local DIIs have been showing strong buying interest every single day, and I expect them to support the market again today. That’s why I’m looking for a potential intraday recovery from lower levels. So instead of joining the panic, I’m planning a contra trade on Nifty. Trade Setup: Buying naked Ce with stop loss Buy Nifty 7th August 24650 CE, now at 180 Add 1 More lot around 155-160 levels if price dropss Keep stop loss around 120 Targets will be 210/246/290++ Another Trade Setup: Options writing(selling) with hedging strategy Bullish Iron Condor Setup (Neutral-to-Bullish View): For traders who prefer risk-defined strategies, I’ve also deployed a bullish iron condor with a limited risk, targeting consolidation or moderate recovery by expiry. Sell: 2x 25050 CE @ 44.45 Buy: 2x 25300 CE @ 17.30 Buy: 2x 24550 PE @ 103.60 Sell: 2x 24800 PE @ 217.95 Note:- All Strike from 7th Aug expiry Key Metrics: Max Profit: 21,225 Max Loss: 16,275 Breakeven Range: 24659 to 25191 Max RR Ratio: 1:1.3 Margin Required: ~2 lakhs Rs. The idea here is to stay profitable if Nifty consolidates or mildly recovers over the next few sessions. If there’s no deep fall or sharp rally, this setup will benefit from theta decay and defined movement. Risk Management Notes: Strict stop loss is a must. Do not hold beyond SL under any condition This is a contra trade, so avoid heavy positions Recommended quantity: 1 or 3 lots only Rahul Tip: Market reacts fast to global headlines, but strong hands don’t panic. If your view is backed by logic and risk is managed, sometimes going against the crowd gives the best opportunities. Conclusion: The dip was sharp, but the reaction might be overdone. Let’s watch for signs of intraday strength. If buyers step in, this call option trade can work out well. Trade light, and trade with discipline. Disclaimer: This idea is for educational purposes only. Do your own research before taking any trade.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by TraderRahulPal
2
NIFTY KEY LEVELS FOR 31.07.2025NIFTY KEY LEVELS FOR 31.07.2025 If the candle stays above the pivot point, it is considered a bullish bias; if it remains below, it indicates a bearish bias. Price may reverse near Resistance 1 or Support 1. If it moves further, the next potential reversal zone is near Resistance 2 or Support 2. If these levels are also broken, we can expect the trend. If the range(R2-S2) is narrow, the market may become volatile or trend strongly. If the range is wide, the market is more likely to remain sideways 📢 Disclaimer I am not a SEBI-registered financial adviser. The information, views, and ideas shared here are purely for educational and informational purposes only. They are not intended as investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any financial instruments. Please consult with your SEBI-registered financial advisor before making any trading or investment decisions. Trading and investing in the stock market involves risk, and you should do your own research and analysis. You are solely responsible for any decisions made based on this research.
NSE:NIFTY
by AATHIE
NIFTY Analysis – 31 july 2025 ,Morning update at 9 amExpected Market Behavior Nifty may open gap down near 24757 May slip towards 24620 and then 24481 Around 24620, expect sideways or consolidation If a Bearish Bottleneck Pattern forms near 24620 (5-min chart), then Nifty may fall further toward 24450 to 24500 If Nifty sustains above 24922, it may trigger short covering toward 24995 and possibly 25097 Support 24757 24620 24481 Resistance 24922 24995 25097 Tariff news increases volatility Causes gap-down openings or weak recovery Top Sectors Affected by U.S. Tariffs on India 1. Pharmaceuticals India is one of the largest exporters of generic drugs to the U.S. Impact: U.S. tariffs can reduce competitiveness and margins Key Stocks Affected: Sun Pharma Cipla Dr. Reddy’s Labs Lupin Aurobindo Pharma 2. Textiles & Apparel A large chunk of India’s textile exports (clothing, home textiles) go to the U.S. Impact: High price due to tariffs = loss to competitors like Bangladesh, Vietnam Key Stocks Affected: Welspun India Arvind Raymond Vardhman Textiles KPR Mill 3. 💻 Information Technology (IT) Services Though services usually aren’t taxed directly like goods, indirect restrictions (like visa issues or regulatory controls) can affect business. Impact: If IT services are restricted, contract flow from U.S. reduces Key Stocks Affected: TCS Infosys Wipro HCL Tech Tech Mahindra 4. Steel & Metal Exports U.S. often imposes duties on Indian steel and aluminum for protectionism. Impact: Steel exports drop, prices fall Key Stocks Affected: Tata Steel JSW Steel Jindal Steel & Power 5. Auto Components India exports automotive parts to U.S. automakers. Impact: Higher cost for U.S. buyers may reduce demand Key Stocks Affected: Motherson Sumi Bharat Forge Sundaram Fasteners 6. Chemical & Specialty Chemical India is a big player in specialty chemicals, also impacted by tariff or import restrictions. Key Stocks Affected: SRF PI Industries Aarti Industries Navin Fluorine
NSE:NIFTYShort
by susheelddk
1