Indian markets concluded the week on a strong note, continuing their upward trend. Buying interest in banking, auto, and consumer stocks fu...

Bank Nifty is at a critical juncture ahead of the RBI policy, showing early signs of stabilization after recent volatility. Easing selling ...

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Traders will now need to watch if the Nifty50 can cross the immediate resistances of 16,263-16,415 for the bulls to gain control, said Suba...

Independent analyst Manish Shah said that the 50-pack index saw a sharp reversal in the closing hours of trade, as it bounced back from 15,...

Analysts said it was testing of the 14,200 level that brought buying on Nifty50 at lows. This level has been offering strong support to the...

While the selloff got bought into, supplies remained intact at higher levels.

Gaurav Ratnaparkhi of Sharekhan said the index has achieved short-term target of 10,806

Nifty has seen an alternative candle formation of red and green in the last few weeks.

The 10,489 level will act as a crucial support in the immediate term.

Follow-up action was missing on either side as the index consolidated in 10,450-10,650.

Nifty is likely to bounce from the lows, but the sustainability of the upmove is doubtful.

The formation of a Hammer candle after a reasonable weakness indicate short-term reversal.

The 11,450 level may continue to act as immediate hurdle in the near future.

The pattern formed on Friday on the candlestick chart is not exact 'Hammer', as it has a slight body as well as small upper shadow.

The Nifty50 broke below its crucial support level of 50-day EMA placed at 7,993, which is something traders should watch out for next week.