Nifty initially rose after the US Fed's 50bps rate cut but fell throughout the day, ending with a minor gain below 25,500. Nifty Midcap and Smallcap underperformed. Technical indicators show multiple bearish signals, suggesting potential corrections ahead. Market expectations for September 20, 2024, are neutral, with possible gains led by IT stocks as the US and other global market is trading higher.

Nifty closed slightly lower at 25,377.55 after reaching a new high, following the US FED's interest rate cut. The market exhibits a Rising Wedge Pattern, indicating potential bearish trends despite a possible rally. Optimism remains for Nifty to exceed 25,500 soon - fueled by the US Fed Interest Rate cut. For Retail Traders tomorrow's market will be full of surprises, and Nifty is likely to witness its higher Volatile day of September.

Nifty traded flat in the red zone with a minor loss last Friday, despite a sharp breakout earlier in the week. Unexpectedly, the market rallied, overshadowing previous bearish indicators. With a positive market outlook, Nifty is expected to consolidate near the 25,500 resistance level. FIIs' bullish activity and a US Fed meeting suggest a potential rally, but a correction may occur pending interest rate announcements.

Nifty opened lower but recovered, led by FMCG and Banking stocks, after a global selloff due to weak US Jobs data. Market view is neutral with resistance at 25,000; recovery is anticipated as a pullback for now. Also the Nifty futures rose moderately, indicating a positive short-term market sign. Support levels for Nifty on September 10, 2024, are at 24,800, 24,600, and 24,500, while resistance levels are at 25,000, 25,200, and 25,300.

The Indian market fell sharply on Friday due to weak US August Jobs data, which fell short of market expectations. The Nifty continued to fall, breaking below the crucial support level of 25,000. Public sector stocks and indices, including Nifty Oil and Gas, declined. Global markets, influenced by the US, traded lower. FIIs were the net sellers, signaling a bearish future. Nifty is expected to open flat around the 24,800 level on September 9, with key support levels at 24,800, 24,600, and 24,500.

Nifty opened higher but consolidated below 25,300, led by FMCG sector. Nifty Metal and CPSE Index declined. Fear among investors rose as market rose for the 5th Straight session, with a potential short-term correction indicated. Market is likely to consolidate before US Fed's monetary policy change with resistance at the 25,500 level and the support at the 25,200 and 25,000 levels.

Nifty saw a strong recovery, gaining 216.05 points or 0.86% last month. It approached new high levels driven by strong FIIs buying in both Cash and Derivative Segment. Despite overbought indicators, positive market sentiment is expected to continue, with potential for a bullish market on September 2, 2024.

Nifty closed the day above 25,000 mark after falling from the new high on Wednesday driven by IT and Healthcare Stocks - but there were some profit booking at the higher levels indicating that, the market participant are also not clear of any potential direction as tomorrow is the weekly expiry of the Index.

Market traded in green on Monday, following the US Fed Assurance of Interest rate cut in September.
Nifty also trade higher but as a respect, it traded flat after reaching the 25,000 mark once again, indicating that the Market is ready for a rally - and may reaches 25,500 this week.

Nifty is likely to trade higher on Monday, breaking above the resistance level of 25,000 as the global sentiment is extremely bullish after the US Fed announces the Rate cut in September.

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With very less volatility, Nifty traded flat after opening 1% gap up, indicating a possible Near Term resistance at the 24,400 level followed by 24,500. Also the FIIs are showing a Short Covering in the Futures segment, so till Nifty breaks above the 24,500 we may not go for any long options.

Nifty rebounded from the lower levels after and holds higher above the opening levels for the day, breaking the 3 day losing streak. Other global markets also giving a positive sign after we saw recovery in the US and the other Asian Indices. For Thursday, RBI Monetary Policy will be in focus that might direct the market moves.

Nifty is below the 24,000 level but it is taking support at the 50 DEMA which indicates that the market will likely to trade higher on Wednesday, and also the global market is showing a sort of recovery today.

Indian Benchmark Indices fell sharply, falling more than 2.5% each, amid global sell-off after the risk of Recession in the U.S increases. Along with that, Asian market continued to fall where the Nikkei fell more than 12% on Monday after BOJ hike the interest rate by 17bps. Nifty ended above the support of 24,000, suggesting a potential bounce from here.

Nifty fell below its support level of 24,800 and likely to continue its fall on Monday, as the global market is falling sharply after the weak US jobs data, increasing the risk of recession in the U.S. and the Bank of Japan rises the Interest Rates for the 2nd time in 17 Years.

Nifty hit the milestone of 25,000 on Thursday for the first time in the history, but It made a Spinning Top pattern at the top, indicating uncertainty for the future moves. The market is facing resistance but the Buyers are strong, and likely to open higher on 2nd August with positive bias.

Nifty is ready to make a new high, as it forms an Ascending Triangle Pattern on the shorter time frame which means that, it will rise above the 25,000 on Thursday, following the pattern.

Nifty witnesses a sharp selling during midday, falling more than 200 points from the day high of 24,999.75 in just 30 minutes. But the support at the 24,800 keeps the hope alive that Nifty will likely to touch the 25,000 mark on Tuesday.

Nifty made a new all time high on Friday led by Metal, IT, Pharma, and Auto stocks and made a Marubozu Candlestick on the daily chart which means it will likely to trade higher on Monday, potentially reaching the historic 25,000 mark.

Nifty opened lower but recovered the opening loss by making higher highs and higher lows but it facing resistance from the higher levels and as it forms a Falling channel, it is possible that Nifty may fall on Friday.