Monday's session is likely to have a stable start to the day with the levels of 11,065 and 11,155 acting as resistance points, while suppor...

For any sustainable up-move to occur, Nifty has to move past the 11,300-11,350 zone.

The PCR, or Put-Call Ratio, has moved past the 1.80 mark, which shows that the market is clearly overbought in the near term.

Traders should continue to keep trailing stop losses as they follow the rally.

Volatility continues to decline and is a matter of concern. VIX came off 3.81 per cent to 38.4075.

Equities are actually languishing in weakening quadrant, with no sign of momentum picking up.

The market is likely to exhibit a cautious and tentative bias throughout the week.

The volatility moderately rose as India VIX climbed 2.03 per cent to 43.45.

Approach the week with caution as the loss of momentum remains a worry for the near term.

Market is expected to see an uncertain start on Tuesday as it adjusts to the global setup.

Market sentiments improved after the US Senate unanimously passed a massive stimulus package.

Indian stock market has eroded some Rs 52 lakh crore of investor wealth in recent selloff.

Nifty formed a small bearish candle, showing signs the strong run may be losing steam.

When compared with their five-year averages, OECD stocks are seen reducing consistently.

Buy Wipro Ltd. at a price target of Rs 320.0 and a stoploss at Rs 282 from entry point.

On Monday,10,500 and 10,565 levels should play out as immediate resistance for Nifty50.

The market may remain stock-specific with 10,180 level acting as the intermediate top.