The takeaway from today's session:
Oftentimes the market signal is not in the headline but in how the market reacts to that headline.
A continued move above 24200 could make way for 24500 while a breach below 24000 could shift sentiment to bearish.
Why did #Nifty rally today when almost every macro input suggested it shouldn't?
Today's session reminds us that markets don't always follow macros. The initial setup looked bearish:
-#Asianmarkets down
-#Crude rising
-Renewed US-Iran tensions
Yet, #nifty closed above 24200
A few possibilities for divergence:
-Short covering after bears failed to break 24k
- Strong FII inflow after chip trades in South Korea turn weak
-#Investors viewing geopolitical risk as contained
-#Crude did rise but still below $90
A bond paying 18.95% got fully subscribed in India this week. BlackRock, Goldman, Ares and Farallon lined up for it.
Your fixed deposit pays 7%. Before the jealousy kicks in, read this.
The uptrend today was fueled by global chip stocks rebound & TCS's higher than expected earnings
Largest Puller: Reliance
Largest Dragger: Airtel
The broader mkt outperformed- midcap 1.4% smallcap 1.55%
The weekly close above 24,100 signals a bullish trend for the next week
#Nifty confirmed yesterday's inverted hammer, gapped up & closed above prior high at 24,206.90 (+1.02%). Now testing 0.618 fib (24,255) resistance, EMA200 at 24,411 is the bigger hurdle.
Let's see what Monday holds!
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#Nifty confirmed yesterday's inverted hammer, gapped up & closed above prior high at 24,206.90 (+1.02%). Now testing 0.618 fib (24,255) resistance, EMA200 at 24,411 is the bigger hurdle.
Let's see what Monday holds!
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TCS kicking off the IT earnings season, here's what's most interesting about the result:
TCS's largest market is the US and it grew just 2.2% YoY, down 0.4% QoQ.
UK: down 6%
Europe: up 4.3% YoY
India: up 22.9% YoY; 7.6% QoQ
So the '13.9% YoY growth' is propped up largely by the domestic strength, while TCS's major Western market remains sluggish.
Historically, when TCS reports soft on the US, Nifty IT as an index tends to drift down even before Infosys/HCLTech report.
Bullish confirmation: a gap-up or strong green candle that closes above today's high
Bearish: a red candle closing below today's low (23,926) or below EMA50 (23,923)
Key resistance zones for tomorrow: 24,090โ24,253
Nifty printed an inverted hammer today (O 23,928 H 24,134 L 23,925 C 23,962) small body, long upper wick, rejected near 24000-24134 resistance
For tomorrow: Needs bullish confirmation above today's high to validate reversal; below 23,923 (EMA50) invalidates it #Nifty#niftychart
Craziest #nifty fall, 530 points! The 24300 PE jumped from 190 to 500 and is still climbing. Just one lot would've reaped you more than Rs.20,000 in just 20 minutes!
The key is - It's never easy to predict such steep falls, everything looks easy in retrospect.
@SamirPradhann This one is a gem. V strong financials. PAT for '26 up 165% YoY. Also debt-free. But v high valuations. Best to hold if already holding, others should ideally wait for entry based on actual FY27 results than just focusing on management guidance.
#Nifty closing at 24,353 after IT stocks turn green, pausing the losing streak for the sector.
Pullers: Infosys, Titan, TCS, HCL Tech
Draggers: Trent, Reliance, ICICI Bank
Adding Asian market's tech selloff today; Nifty had strong pullers, but the draggers did the lifting
@TanmayKurtkoti Neat textbook breakdown. The shift in the market dynamics in the past few months has been incredible. The DIIs consistently show up like a wall of steel.
Great catch on the GIFT Nifty divergence. Let's see what tomorrow holds.