niftyAfter a strong rally through June/July, Nifty appears to be transitioning into a correction phase.
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TARIFF delayed! Another temporary relief!!?As we can see NIFTY breached and closed below our demand zone hitting our SL. The downfall was potentially because of the forthcoming implementation of tariff from august which has now been delayed for another 90 days could give some relief to indian markets but we must wait for signs of REVERSAL for making new entry and no new entry should be made unless NIFTY manages to sustain itself above the demand zone. Hence as long as we are below the demand zone, NIFTY tends to be negative to volatile so can be avoided unless strong signs that confirms the direction is seen. So, plan your trades accordingly and keep watching everyone.
Nifty volatality range expanded - check the levels The market pulled back more than I expected, and now it’s starting to look like a proper correction. But there’s nothing surprising about it — that’s the market’s nature, to surprise you every time.
Nifty has dropped more than 400 points from its recent high this week. On the intraday chart, it closed below the 24839 support on a weekly basis.
With that, Nifty has formed its Decision Range (DR) at 24845 for tomorrow, and the Pivot percentile is 0.19%, which clearly suggests we might see a trending move tomorrow.
Two possible scenarios for tomorrow:
1. If Nifty opens above 24845 and breaks 24908, we might see a bounce due to short covering. However, the probability of this scenario seems low as the market is heavily bearish.
2. If Nifty opens below 24845, trades below it for the first hour, and breaks 24860, it can fall further towards 24710. The final support for this week, as per the chart, should be around 24502. But remember — the market won’t do what you want; it will do what it has to.
Talking about Friday’s session — the candle broke its range, and sellers’ volume was 43 million higher than buyers. Clearly, sellers are still dominating.
For the coming week, the volatility range on the chart is 25047 to 24502.
BankNifty levels:
- Decision Range: 56713
- Weekly Support: 55899
- Resistance: 56791
On the sectoral side, agriculture proxy stocks are showing some excellent setups. One of them, NSE:SHARDACROP , which I traded, gave a solid 19.63% move on Friday.
I am also holding another one from this sector.
And of course, I'm not ignoring my Earnings Pivot setups — because in this kind of market, that’s the only reliable way to generate consistent income.
And when Agri + Earnings Pivot come together — you know how explosive that can be!
That’s all for today.
Take care.
Have a profitable week ahead.
You Don’t Trust Your Own Setup – That’s Why You Panic Exit!Hello Traders!
Have you ever found yourself in a trade that’s working well, but you still exit too early? Not because your stop loss hit. Not because the chart broke your setup. Just a gut feeling… anxiety… fear that maybe it will reverse. That feeling isn’t from the market. It’s from inside you. And most of the time, it means just one thing — you don’t fully trust your own setup.
What Really Causes Premature Exits?
Many traders blame the market for shaking them out. But in reality, the problem is internal. When you don’t believe in your strategy, even a small red candle feels like a threat. A normal pullback starts looking like a trend reversal. And in panic, you close the trade — only to watch it hit your target later. This cycle keeps repeating until you fix the root problem: lack of belief in your system.
Signs That You Don’t Trust Your Setup
You exit early even though rules are not broken
You check the chart every few minutes after entering
You feel nervous holding any open trade
You keep switching setups after 1-2 bad trades
Where Real Confidence Comes From
Confidence isn’t something you switch on. It comes from data, clarity, and repetition. When you’ve backtested your system, forward-tested it, and defined clear rules — you build trust. That trust helps you sit through drawdowns without losing your mind. It also helps you stick with a trade long enough to actually let it work. Without that trust, even the best strategy won’t save you.
Rahul Tip:
You don’t need a new setup. You need stronger belief in the one you already have. Next time you feel like exiting early, pause and ask: “Did my system actually fail? Or am I just scared?” If your answer is fear, then hold the line. Real trading edge is not just about entry. It’s about staying in the trade.
Conclusion:
Panic exits are not market problems. They’re mindset problems. And the fix is simple: believe in your setup, follow your rules, and let the market do its job. Your trade needs space to perform — give it that.
Have you ever exited early out of fear and regretted it later? Share your experience in the comments — we’ve all been there.
Nifty Weekly Review July 28 to Aug 1Price faced resistance at 25000 and fall down, taking support at 24800 zone.
Buy above 24840 with the stop loss of 24790 for the targets 24880, 24920, 24980, 25020, 25080, 25200 and 25280.
Sell below 24740 with the stop loss of 24790 for the targets 24700, 24640, 24580, 24520 and 24460.
Always do your own analysis before taking any trade.
NIFTY - sell biasWe are near last month low, even though last week nifty did good fall.
The retrace happend all the way to the high of previous candle, and got rejected.
Last month low is 24,473
Current low for this month is 24,806.
If the negative bias continues next level can last month low.
We have 4 more days of trading with expiry on 31st.
25130 is another pull back zone for this week, if buyers want to push market.
Basically sell on raise is my plan with reasonable SL.
Nifty 50 Intraday Trade Plan for tomorrow 28 july 2025📉 Resistance & PE Zones (For Short / PE Trades):
🔴 25,180 – Below 10M Hold PE by Safe Zone
Safe shorting zone if Nifty trades below this after a 10-minute hold.
🔴 25,030 – Below 10M Hold PE by Risky Zone
Entry for PE trades but more risky. Be cautious with volumes and market sentiment.
🟣 24,920 – Below 10M Hold = Negative Trade View
If Nifty holds below this, bias turns negative.
⚫ 24,780 – Below Opening R1 = 10M Hold PE by Level
Below this level, PE trades can be initiated with confirmation.
🟠 24,638 – Below 10M Hold PE by Level
Additional downside continuation level for PE holding.
🟢 24,480 – BELOW 10M Hold = UNWINDING Level
If price sustains below this, expect long unwinding and further decline.
🔵 24,173 – Day UP Trade Fib Support (0.382)
Major Fibonacci support; possible bounce zone or reversal area.
📈 Support & CE Zones (For Long / CE Trades):
🔴 25,200 – Above 10M Closing Shot Cover Level
Short covering possible if Nifty closes above this level.
🟠 25,030 – Above 10M Hold CE by Entry Level
Entry for long trades if 10M hold is confirmed.
🟣 24,920 – Above 10M Hold = Positive Trade View
Holding above this confirms bullish bias.
⚫ 24,800 – Above Opening S1 = 10M Hold CE by Level
Early confirmation level for long trades post opening.
🟠 24,638 – Above 10M Hold CE by Level
Intermediate support if market bounces from lower levels.
🟢 24,500 – Above 10M Hold CE by Safe Zone Level
Safer zone for holding long positions above this point.
✅ Key Levels Summary:
Bullish Above: 24,920 / 25,030 / 25,180
Bearish Below: 24,920 / 24,780 / 24,638 / 24,480
Major Support: 24,173 (Fib level)
Neutral Zone: Between 24,780–24,920 → Wait for breakout
Intraday Breakouts & FakeoutsIntroduction
If you’ve been trading for any length of time, you've probably heard of the term “breakout”. It sounds exciting—and it is. A breakout can be the start of a big move and massive profits. But what’s less talked about (yet very common) is the “fakeout”—a breakout that doesn’t hold and traps traders on the wrong side.
In the world of intraday trading, understanding breakouts and fakeouts is critical. Many traders lose money not because they don’t spot the breakout, but because they get caught in fakeouts. In this guide, we’re going to deeply understand what breakouts are, how fakeouts trick traders, and how you can trade both effectively.
Let’s dive in.
Part 1: What is a Breakout in Intraday Trading?
In simple words, a breakout happens when the price of a stock or asset moves outside a defined support or resistance level with increased volume.
Imagine the price is stuck between ₹100 (support) and ₹110 (resistance). It keeps bouncing in this range for hours. If suddenly, the price jumps above ₹110, that’s a breakout to the upside. If it drops below ₹100, that’s a breakdown (downward breakout).
Types of Breakouts
Price Breakout
Breaks key support/resistance levels.
Can happen on charts like 5-min, 15-min, or hourly.
Example: Nifty breaking above the day’s high at 10:30 AM with a strong green candle.
Volume Breakout
Price breaks with strong volume. Volume confirms that the breakout is real.
No volume = high risk of fakeout.
Time-Based Breakout
Usually happens during market opening (9:15-10:00 AM) or after lunch session (1:30-2:30 PM).
Institutions are active during these times.
Why Do Breakouts Happen?
A breakout indicates fresh buying or selling interest.
It reflects market consensus that price is ready to move beyond its old limits.
Often driven by news, earnings, or technical pressure (like stop-loss hunting).
Part 2: What is a Fakeout?
A fakeout (fake breakout) occurs when:
Price appears to break a level.
Traders jump in expecting a big move.
But price immediately reverses and traps them.
Fakeouts are deliberate traps—usually set by big players (institutions, smart money) to grab liquidity.
Retail traders often become the liquidity providers for institutions.
Why Do Fakeouts Happen?
Institutions want to fill large orders.
They push prices above resistance to trigger buy orders and stop-losses of short sellers.
Then they reverse the move, causing panic.
End result: Retail traders are left holding losses.
Part 3: Intraday Breakout Trading Strategies
Let’s look at some practical breakout strategies for intraday traders.
1. Opening Range Breakout (ORB)
Define the first 15–30 minutes range after market opens.
Place buy order above the high and sell order below the low.
Wait for confirmation candle and volume spike.
Common in indices like Nifty, Bank Nifty.
Tip: Always avoid trading in sideways markets using ORB. Use it when there’s strong news or momentum.
2. Flag or Pennant Breakout
Price consolidates in a tight flag or triangle after a sharp move.
Breakout of the pattern gives second entry into the trend.
Ideal for stocks showing momentum (e.g., high volume gainers).
3. Break and Retest Strategy
Wait for price to break a level.
Let it come back and retest the breakout point.
If retest holds and reverses in the breakout direction → enter.
Safer than blind breakout entries.
4. Trendline or Channel Breakout
Draw intraday trendlines on 5-min or 15-min chart.
Break of the trendline with good volume = possible entry.
Works well when the price breaks a descending or ascending channel.
Part 4: How to Avoid Fakeouts
Let’s be honest—you can’t avoid fakeouts 100%. But you can reduce them by being smart:
✅ Wait for Confirmation
Don’t enter on the first candle.
Wait for a closing candle above/below the breakout zone.
✅ Use Volume
No volume = No trade.
Use volume bars to check if breakout is real.
✅ Check Higher Time Frame
If 5-min shows breakout, check 15-min or hourly chart.
Are those timeframes supporting the move?
✅ Avoid Trading in Newsless/Sideways Markets
Breakouts in a consolidating or low-volume market are usually traps.
✅ Don’t Chase Breakouts
If price already moved too far from level, skip it.
Chasing leads to bad entries and panic exits.
Part 5: Stop Loss & Risk Management
Even the best setups fail. So risk management is king.
🔹 Where to Place Stop Loss?
Just below breakout candle (for long).
Just above breakdown candle (for short).
Or below the last swing low/high.
Example:
If a stock breaks out at ₹210 and breakout candle low is ₹205, place SL at ₹204.50.
🔹 How Much to Risk?
Risk only 1–2% of your total capital per trade.
Never add to a losing breakout trade.
Use position sizing wisely.
Part 6: Mindset – Stay Neutral, Not Emotional
Fakeouts hurt more mentally than financially.
After 2–3 fakeouts, you may start doubting every breakout.
The key is to follow a process, not feelings.
Keep notes of what works and what doesn’t. Learn from each setup.
Part 7: Bonus – Common Breakout Traps
Breakout Without Volume
Looks tempting, but lacks power.
Almost always fails.
Midday Breakout in Low Volatility
Low chance of success unless news-driven.
Breakouts Near Big Events (like Fed meetings, RBI policy)
Markets often reverse after whipsawing.
Extended Breakouts (after 4-5 green candles in a row)
Usually too late to enter.
Conclusion
Trading intraday breakouts and avoiding fakeouts is both art and science.
Yes, it’s risky. Yes, it’s fast. But with the right knowledge, experience, and discipline, you can turn it into a powerful edge.
To succeed:
Focus on volume, price action, and context.
Have patience to wait for the right setup.
And most importantly, protect your capital using risk management.
Breakouts can give you explosive gains—but only if you avoid the traps that come with them. So stay sharp, stay calm, and trade with a plan.
NIFTY 1D TimeframeClosing Price: ₹24,837.00
Daily Change: −0.90% (about 225 points down)
Day’s Range: ₹24,806 – ₹25,010
Volume: Moderate to slightly higher than average
Market Sentiment: Cautiously Bearish
🔍 1D Price Action Summary
The 1-day chart of Nifty shows weakness near a key resistance zone. The index has been trading in a downward-sloping range over the past few sessions. The day began with mild strength but selling pressure pushed the index down by the close.
Bearish candlestick formation with a relatively long upper wick, indicating rejection near intraday highs.
4th consecutive day of weakness, hinting at profit booking and lower highs on the chart.
The price closed near the day’s low, suggesting bearish momentum could carry into the next session.
📐 Technical Levels
✅ Support Zones
Primary Support: ₹24,800 – This level has been tested multiple times recently. A close below it could trigger further downside.
Secondary Support: ₹24,550 – Considered a swing low from earlier this month.
Major Support: ₹24,250 – The breakout level from the previous consolidation.
❌ Resistance Zones
Immediate Resistance: ₹25,050 – This was the intraday high and rejected.
Stronger Resistance: ₹25,250 – Previously a strong support zone, now turned resistance.
Major Resistance: ₹25,500 – All-time high zone; bulls will need strength to retest this.
📊 Trend Analysis
Current Trend: Short-Term Bearish
Medium-Term Trend: Neutral to Slightly Bullish
200-DMA (Daily Moving Average): Nifty is trading above the 200-DMA, keeping the long-term trend intact.
50-DMA: Price is nearing the 50-day moving average. A break below could accelerate selling pressure.
📈 Chart Patterns Observed
Head and Shoulders Pattern (Forming): The right shoulder is under formation; neckline lies near ₹24,800. Breakdown could trigger a short-term fall of 200–300 points.
Bearish Engulfing Candlestick (on the daily): Indicates aggressive seller dominance.
Lower Highs and Lower Lows: A sign of short-term downtrend.
🧠 Institutional & Retail Activity
FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors): Net sellers over the past few sessions. Sentiment cautious due to global macro uncertainty.
DIIs (Domestic Institutions): Providing some support on dips, but not aggressively buying.
Retail Traders: More active in options and short-term plays; volatility increasing.
💡 Trading Strategy Ideas (Short-Term)
🔻 For Bears (Short-Side Traders)
Consider short positions below ₹24,800 with targets around ₹24,550–24,400.
Use strict stop-loss above ₹25,050 to manage risk.
Bearish bias valid until the price closes above ₹25,250.
🔼 For Bulls (Dip Buyers)
Watch for price action around ₹24,800–24,550 for signs of reversal.
Ideal scenario: bullish engulfing candle or bullish divergence on RSI.
Avoid aggressive buying unless the index reclaims ₹25,250.
🕯️ Candle Psychology Summary
The market opened near flat, tried to move higher, but was met with consistent selling.
This created a long upper wick – a sign that bulls lost control quickly.
The close near the low signals sellers had the upper hand all day.
🚨 Key Takeaways
Nifty is under pressure with key support at ₹24,800 in focus.
A breakdown below this level could drag the index to ₹24,550 or even lower.
Bulls must reclaim ₹25,250 to shift momentum in their favor.
RSI and MACD show weakness, but Stochastic hints a possible oversold bounce soon.
Volatility remains high; risk management is critical.
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Nifty In Consolidation phase on weekly time frameThe Indian market index is in a consolidation phase. As a trader, the consolidation phase should be read, and after that, anticipate the next motive wave. We read it as a 5-wave structure as a corrective wave in 1 hrs time frame
Our nifty weaker side on a daily or 1-hour time frame belowthe 25k level nifty weaker side
weekly stronger support 24460-24500 range
it is only educational purpose
Why To Draw Before You Trade ?Hello fellow traders and respected members of the trading community, In a fast paced market dominated by automation and algorithms, we often forget the value of simply picking up a tool and drawing on our charts. Let’s revisit why this fundamental habit still holds the power to sharpen our edge and elevate our decision-making.
Why We Should Draw and Trade? Turning Charts Into Clarity
Introduction-:
In an age of auto-generated indicators, black-box algorithms, and AI-driven signals, many traders are drifting away from one of the most fundamental trading tools: manual chart drawing.
But what if the very act of drawing is not just an old habit—but a powerful trading edge?
This publication explores why actively drawing on charts and trading based on visual context can elevate your market understanding and execution like nothing else.
1. What Does It Mean to “Draw and Trade? Drawing isn’t just technical analysis it’s interactive thinking. When you draw, you're mapping the structure of the market using tools like
Trendlines
Support & Resistance zones
Chart Patterns (Head & Shoulders, Flags, Triangles, etc.)
Supply & Demand levels
Gaps, Fibonacci levels, and more
Once the chart is marked, you’re no longer entering trades blindly you’re entering with context, clarity, and confidence.
2. The Psychology Behind Drawing
Manual drawing engages your focus, discipline, and decision-making. You don’t just predict, you process and It forces you to slow down helping reduce impulsive trades. Drawing anchors your emotions and keeps you mindful. The act of drawing becomes a psychological filter—helping you trade from structure, not stress.
3. Why It Beats Indicator Only Trading?
Indicators are reactive. Drawing is proactive.
Here’s the difference:
Indicators show what already happened
Drawing lets you prepare for what could happen
You learn to-:
Anticipate breakouts, fakeouts, and reversals, Understand market structure and Develop your own strategy not depend on someone else's signal. In short you become the strategist, not just a follower.
4. The “Chart Time” Advantage
Just like pilots need flight hours, traders need chart hours. Drawing charts manually gives you those hours.
You start to see patterns that repeat and notice behavior shifts before they show on indicators. Build a visual memory of how the market moves and It’s this visual experience that separates analysts from traders.
5. Real-World Edge: Case Studies
Wyckoff Distribution: Mapping the structure—BC, AR, ST, UT, LPSY—helps anticipate smart money exits.
Gap Zones: Marking an old breakaway gap can help predict future rejection or support
Demand Zones + Fib Confluence: Drawing reveals high-probability reversal zones most indicators miss
Each drawing becomes a trade-ready story with logic and risk control.
6. From Drawing to Discipline
Drawing is not just prep it’s planning. You trade with a clear plan and pre-identified entry/exit zones this reduced emotional interference and It becomes your personal visual rulebook. No noise no randomness just structure driven action.
7. Final Thoughts: The Trader’s Mind vs. The Machine
Yes, AI and indicators are useful.
But your most powerful edge?
Your mind.
Your eyes.
Your experience sharpened through drawing.
If you want to evolve from a reactive trader to a consistent performer, here’s the golden rule:
Stop watching. Start drawing. Trade what you see, not what you hope.
I hope you will like this post, Thanks for giving your valuable time for reading.
Regards- Amit.
NIFTY 50 Short Opportunity...If Nifty reject by this level, we can plan short📉...
Take profits on TP1 & TP2...
Short Swing Trade📉...
Do own your own risk!
That's for only educational purposes!
Regression channel & Harmonic pattern - Short term bearish trendObservations:
1. It is short term bearish trend as long as price holds above 24400
2. Price is below 50 DEMA
Possible Scenarios:
1. Price may attempt a mean reversion toward the median line of the channel
2. A break above could retest the 25,240–25,337 resistance zone, up move can only be considered when weekly candle will closed above that level because on weekly time frame there is 4 crows formation.
3. Harmonic patterns (1:1) suggests, the level of 24470 Support level in coming 10-15 trading days.
NIFTY Intraday Trade Setup For 28 Jul 2025NIFTY Intraday Trade Setup For 28 Jul 2025
Sell_1- From 24990
Invalid-Above 25040
T- 24800
Bearish-Below 24800
Invalid-Above 24850
T- 24620
NIFTY has closed on a bearish note, ended near lowest point of the week. Index has closed below 50 and 21 EMA both. Its sell on rise market till it is below 50 EMA. Support lies near 24150, 24450 will be a confluence zone in between. Following the sell on rise approach, On Monday 25k zone will be a resistance area to plan a short. On flat opening, below 24800 will be a simple short planning towards 24600 zone.
In case of a big gap up/down, wait till 10 o'clock and mark the high and low of the trading range (5MIN). Trade on this range breakout.
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I am Not SEBI Registered
This is my personal analysis for my personal trading. Kindly consult your financial advisor before taking any actions based on this.
Nifty at Support Nifty Looking for a support on 24800 can be bought here with a SL of 24775 for a target of 25000 -25100 as the Chart /Trend Line Suggests
Options Trading vs Stock Trading👋 Introduction
If you've ever stepped into the world of the stock market, chances are you've heard about both stock trading and options trading. While they both exist under the umbrella of equity markets, they are fundamentally different beasts.
Imagine stock trading like buying a house — you own the asset. In contrast, options trading is like paying a small amount to rent the house with the option to buy it later — you get access, flexibility, and leverage, but also more complexity and risk.
In this guide, we’ll break it down in simple language, so you can understand:
What each involves
How they work
Risks vs rewards
Which one suits your trading style
📌 1. What Is Stock Trading?
Stock trading involves buying and selling shares of publicly listed companies on the stock exchange.
Example:
You buy 10 shares of TCS at ₹3,500, totaling ₹35,000. If the price rises to ₹3,800, and you sell, you make a ₹3,000 profit.
Key features:
Ownership: You become a partial owner of the company
No expiry: You can hold stocks forever
Dividends: You may earn income from dividends
Capital appreciation: Profit is made when price rises
Lower complexity: Ideal for beginners
📌 2. What Is Options Trading?
Options trading involves buying and selling contracts (not shares directly), that give you the right (but not the obligation) to buy or sell a stock at a specific price before a set date.
There are two main types of options:
Call Option: Betting that the price will go up
Put Option: Betting that the price will go down
Each contract typically covers 1 lot (e.g., 25 shares) of a stock or index.
Example:
You buy a Reliance 2800 Call Option for ₹50, and each lot = 250 shares. Your total cost = ₹12,500. If Reliance goes above ₹2800 and the premium rises to ₹100, you earn ₹12,500 profit.
Key features:
Leverage: Small capital, large exposure
Limited time: All options have expiry dates (weekly/monthly)
No ownership: You control a right, not the actual stock
Higher risk: Gains can be huge, losses can be total
Advanced strategy: Better for experienced traders
💥 3. Risk-Reward Trade-off
Stock Trading:
Lower volatility: Stock prices move gradually
Better for long-term wealth
Risk is limited to the price going down, but you still own the stock
Options Trading:
High leverage = high reward, high risk
Option premiums can decay rapidly due to time decay (theta)
Entire premium can become zero at expiry
Can be used for hedging or speculation
🧮 4. Margin & Capital Requirements
Stock Trading:
You pay the entire value of the stock upfront (unless using margin facilities)
Brokers may offer 5x margin for intraday, but that’s separate
Options Trading:
Option buyers pay only the premium
Option sellers (writers) require huge margin due to unlimited loss potential
Can start with as low as ₹500–₹5,000 per trade
🧠 5. Who Should Trade What?
You Are Prefer Stock Trading Prefer Options Trading
Beginner ✅ Yes ❌ No (unless trained)
Short-term trader ✅ Yes ✅ Yes
Investor ✅ Yes ❌ Not ideal
Hedger ❌ No ✅ Yes
Speculator ❌ Less ideal ✅ Perfect
🔁 8. Time Decay – The Invisible Killer in Options
One key concept in options is time decay (theta). As expiry nears, the premium loses value even if the stock doesn’t fall.
If you're long in options and your view is wrong or delayed, your option can become worthless.
Stock trading has no such concept — the price remains based on fundamentals and demand-supply.
🧮 6. Strategies Comparison
📈 Stock Trading:
Buy and Hold
Swing Trading
Intraday
🧩 Options Trading:
Buy Call / Buy Put (directional)
Sell Options (income)
Straddle / Strangle (neutral)
Iron Condor / Butterfly (advanced)
🧭 7. Regulatory Perspective
SEBI has increased margin requirements for option sellers due to high risk.
Recent data shows that:
90%+ retail option buyers lose money
85%+ option sellers make money, but require capital and strategy
Stock traders lose less on average, but make smaller % gains
💬 8. Psychological Factor
Stock trading is slower and requires patience
Options trading is fast, intense, and emotional — often leading to impulse trading
You must develop:
Strong discipline
Risk management
Understanding of Greeks (for options)
📚 9. Learning Curve
Area Difficulty (1 to 10)
Stock Trading 3–5
Options Trading 7–9
Options involve:
Understanding of strike prices, expiry, premium, Greeks (delta, theta, vega, gamma)
Quick decision-making under pressure
Multiple possibilities with the same price movement
NIFTY 1D TimeframeClosing Price: 24,837.00
Net Change: −225.10 points (−0.90%)
Opening: 24,981.35
High: 25,008.90
Low: 24,770.85
Trend: Bearish
📊 Technical Overview
✅ Candle Type:
Bearish candle formed with a long body and small wicks.
Indicates strong selling pressure throughout the day.
🔻 Support Zones:
24,750 – Immediate support (tested on 25 July)
24,600 – Stronger support zone
24,400 – Medium-term support from early July
🔺 Resistance Zones:
24,900 – Immediate resistance
25,000 – Psychological resistance
25,150–25,300 – Strong resistance zone
📈 Indicators Summary:
RSI: Likely near 45 – showing weakening momentum
MACD: Bearish crossover continues – indicating downward trend
Volume: Slightly higher than average – confirms active selling
🧠 Market Sentiment:
Sentiment remains cautious and bearish.
Selling seen in major sectors like Auto, Energy, FMCG, and Banking.
Only Pharma showed relative strength.
Global cues and foreign investor selling weighed on market sentiment.
This marks the fourth straight weekly loss for the Nifty index.
✅ Conclusion:
Nifty is in a short-term downtrend, unable to sustain above 25,000.
If 24,750 is broken decisively, the next target could be 24,600 or lower.
Bulls must reclaim and hold above 25,000–25,150 to reverse the sentiment.
Nifty upcoming moveWe have clean equal lows at 24462 and OB below that, weekly. Market should heavily expand towards that and take it first before giving any real upside move that would sustain. until then, any move upside is only correction phase.
your views are welcome.
Advance Option Trading💼 Advance Option Trading
Advance Option Trading is the next level of trading options — where strategies go beyond simple buying of calls and puts. It involves using multi-leg strategies, understanding the Greeks, managing volatility, and hedging risk like professionals do.
This level of trading is used by experienced traders, institutions, and fund managers who want to take advantage of market complexity, pricing inefficiencies, and risk-reward opportunities in a calculated way.
🔧 What You Learn in Advanced Option Trading:
⚖️ Multi-leg strategies:
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NIFTY- Intraday Levels - 28th July 2025If NIFTY sustain above 24856 then 24885 then 24902 to 24914 above this bullish then 25505 to 25528 above this more bullish then 25118 to 25147/176 then wait
If NIFTY sustain below 24807 to 24778 below this bearish then 24661 to 24632 or 24609 below this more bearish then wait
Consider some buffer points in above levels.
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Market structure analysis & rade plan for Nifty : 28th July🔵 Nifty 50 Analysis
Timeframes Used: 4H, 1H, 15min
Current Price: ~24,832
🧠 Market Structure Overview:
4H Timeframe:
Market structure has shifted bearish with a series of lower highs and lower lows.
Price broke down below the minor demand zone (24,880–24,920), confirming short-term weakness.
A deeper demand zone around 24,680–24,720 is now in focus.
1H Timeframe:
Retest and rejection seen at previous demand (now flipped as resistance).
Consistent selling pressure from 25,100 and 25,230 zones.
Small base forming around 24,820, but momentum is weak.
🗺️ Key Zones:
Immediate Resistance (Supply):
24,880–24,920 (flipped supply)
25,100–25,130
25,220–25,270
Immediate Support (Demand):
24,680–24,720
24,410 (HTF support level from June base)
📈 Trade Plan:
🔻 Scenario 1 – Sell on Pullback
If price retests and rejects from 24,880–24,920 zone:
Entry: ~24,900 (on 15min confirmation like bearish engulfing or M-structure)
Stop Loss: Above 24,950
Targets: 24,720 → 24,680
🔺 Scenario 2 – Buy from Lower Demand
If price reacts strongly at 24,680–24,720 demand zone:
Entry: ~24,700 (confirmation on 15min bullish setup or strong wick rejection)
Stop Loss: Below 24,650
Targets: 24,880 → 25,000
🚫 No Trade Zone:
24,800–24,840
Price currently consolidating in this indecisive region
Wait for clear breakout or rejection confirmation from zones mentioned above
✅ Bias:
Preferred Bias: Sell on pullback until price reclaims 24,950 convincingly
Reversal Watch: Bullish only if strong reaction emerges from 24,680–24,720
