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Indian markets experienced a significant downturn this week, with the Nifty losing over 1.28% and breaching key support levels. Volatility ...

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.

If Nifty moves out of the filter at the 200DMA level, we will see renewed strength in the market.

The daily MACD showed a positive crossover and was bullish, while trading above its signal line.

The main weakness of this zeroline crossover rule is that it will take place with a lag.

The bearish divergence against price continues to appear on the RSI.

The daily MACD has turned bearish following a negative crossover.

The daily RSI stood at the 74.51 level and it remained in overbought territory.

Next week will still remain susceptible to profit taking at higher levels.

With the liquidity chasing momentum vigorously, we will see the Nifty marking intermittent highs.

F&O data suggests some amount of profit taking may occur, though outperformance in select stocks will continue.

Leading technical analysts do not rule out a decline in the Nifty to 7700-7900-levels, which could be 2-5 per cent below yesterday's closin...