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The Nifty closed at 24,836, up 0.92%, as the RBI kept repo rates steady at 5.5% for the second straight meeting. Adding to the optimism, the central bank proposed expanded capital market lending by banks, signaling policy support for growth.But is this bounce just a knee-jerk reaction—or the start of a stronger leg for the markets?In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the RBI's stance, its impact on sentiment, and why Lupin is the stock to watch.

The index remains under persistent selling pressure, with weakness refusing to ease. But markets rarely move in a straight line—such phases often test crucial supports before deciding the next big swing.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes whether today's pressure could extend the slide or trigger a bounce, the levels traders must track, and the sectors most likely to sway the day's momentum.

The Nifty has now closed lower for nine sessions in a row, slipping deeper into weakness. Such a rare streak often signals more than just short-term caution—it can mark the threshold of a larger move.In this episode, Sanket Bendre examines whether this persistent decline is pointing toward deeper cracks in sentiment or if the market could be setting up for a sudden rebound. He also highlights the levels traders can't ignore and the stock to watch in this uncertain phase.

GIFT Nifty signals a neutral start, but flat openings rarely stay flat for long. Beneath the calm, markets could be quietly setting up for a move.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes what neutral sentiment could really mean, the levels that matter most, and the sectors to watch as the day unfolds.

The Nifty closed at 24,634.9, down a modest 0.08%, but sentiment stayed fragile. With the RBI's monetary policy decision looming and uncertainty around India–US trade talks, traders are holding back.Is this quiet close a mere pause—or the calm before bigger moves unfold?In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks the signals and explains why Bharat Electronics Ltd. is the stock to keep on the radar.

The index continues to print lower-lows, a classic sign of near-term weakness. But such patterns can either extend into a sharper fall—or set the stage for a surprise reversal.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down whether the selling pressure has more room to run, the levels that matter most today, and the sectors that could quietly shift momentum.

The Nifty closed at 24,655, down 0.94%, hit by global shocks after President Trump announced sweeping tariffs, including 100% duties on branded pharma imports. Adding to the pressure, Indian IT stocks fell after Accenture's results pointed to a ‘patchy' recovery in demand.But does today's fall signal more downside ahead—or is the market setting up for a rebound on domestic triggers?In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes the global and sector cues weighing on sentiment and spotlights Welspun Corp as the stock to watch.

The Nifty has slipped below the vital 25,000 mark, raising the big question—will the weakness deepen or is a recovery on the cards? Breaches of such levels often decide near-term sentiment and trading direction.In this episode, Vidnyan Sawant decodes the significance of this breakdown, the support and resistance levels traders must track, and the sectors that could decide if recovery is possible.

The Nifty ended at 24,891, down 0.66%, as foreign fund outflows and US visa curbs kept investors cautious. But on the domestic front, a massive ₹62,370 crore defence contract with HAL for 97 LCA Mk1A aircraft stole the headlines.So, is the weakness a sign of deeper cracks, or could sector-specific triggers change the tone?In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks today's moves and why Dilip Buildcon is the stock to keep an eye on in the days ahead.

Global markets are showing mixed sentiment, leaving Nifty at a crucial crossroads. The 25,000 mark has turned into the big question—will it act as strong support, or give way under pressure?In this episode, Vidnyan Sawant breaks down the signals from abroad, the key levels to watch, and the sectors most likely to tip the balance at the opening bell.

Nifty closed at 25,057, down 0.45%, dragged by concerns around H-1B visa collections and a cautious stance from Fed Chair Powell on rate cuts.But is this just a minor dip—or a sign that global caution could spill deeper into Indian equities?In this episode, Sanket Bendre dissects the drivers behind today's fall and explains why GAIL is the stock to watch in the midst of the uncertainty.

The Nifty sits at a crucial support of 25,000, with overall sentiment looking neutral. But neutral doesn't always mean stable—often, these levels mark the battleground between bulls and bears.In this episode, Vidnyan Sawant unpacks whether 25,000 can truly act as a safety net, the levels traders need to track closely, and the sectors that could tilt the balance at the opening bell.

The Nifty ended at 25,169.5, a slight dip on the day. But under the surface, global sentiment found support from dovish U.S. commentary, while autos kept their strong run alive on sustained demand.The question is—does today's pause mark just a breather, or the start of something bigger?In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes the signals from both global and domestic cues and explains why Marksans Pharma is a stock worth watching.

The index has formed a three-day bearish pattern, flashing caution signals for the near term. Such setups often hint at an underlying shift in sentiment — but they can also mark turning points.In this update, Neel Parekh decodes whether the pattern points to further weakness or sets the stage for a rebound, along with the critical levels and sectors that traders should track closely today.

Nifty closed at 25,202, down 0.49%, weighed down by a sharp sell-off in IT stocks after the US hiked the one-time H-1B visa fee to $100,000. Adding to the day's developments, GST 2.0 was rolled out, keeping investors alert.But the bigger question — is this IT weakness a one-day shock, or the start of a deeper correction?In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks the day's key triggers and explains why Larsen & Toubro is a stock worth watching closely.

Global cues suggest a neutral start, but markets rarely stay flat for long.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes what these neutral signals really mean, the critical levels to track, and the sectors that could quietly shift the day's direction.

The Nifty closed at 25,327, down 0.38%, as investors weighed the US Fed's 25 bps rate cut to a range of 4–4.25%. The Fed also noted that growth has moderated in H1, adding to the uncertainty.For India, a softer Fed stance could unlock global liquidity and spark risk appetite — but will that be enough to reverse today's weak close?In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down what the Fed's move could mean for the market and why Redington is a stock to watch closely.

Not equity, not gold, not bonds — yet ₹20,000 crore has flowed into this one category. This episode explains the sharp rise of Income Plus Arbitrage Funds of Funds: how they work, the benefits they offer, and why more and more wealthy investors are choosing them.

The index is holding its bullish rhythm, continuing to post higher tops and bottoms—a classic sign of strength. But patterns like these can also set the stage for sharp tests.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down whether this bullish setup can sustain, the critical levels to watch, and the sectors most likely to guide today's trade.

Nifty ended the day at 25,423, up 0.37%, lifted by the US Fed's 25 bps rate cut and optimism over a possible India–US trade deal.But the question is—does this rate cut mark the start of a stronger uptrend, or will trade talks decide the real direction?In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks today's drivers and why Apollo Micro System is the stock to keep close watch on.

GIFT Nifty is pointing to a gap-up opening, fueling hopes of a strong start. But a fast climb often brings the question—will the momentum sustain or fade once the market settles?In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the signals behind the gap-up, the crucial levels traders should track, and the sectors most likely to steer today's trade.

Nifty closed higher at 25,330, rising 0.36%, boosted by optimism as the government called India–US trade negotiations “positive” and “forward-looking.” Hopes of a US Fed rate cut added to the momentum.But is this climb a signal of sustained strength, or just a temporary lift?In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down today's cues and why TVS Motors is the stock that could surprise traders next.

The index has finally broken past the 25,150 swing point, a move traders have been watching closely. But the real question is—does this breakout signal the start of a stronger uptrend, or could it turn into a false alarm?In this episode, the analyst decodes the key levels that now matter most, the sectors that could fuel or drag momentum, and what this breakout might mean for traders at the opening bell.

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The Nifty closed higher at 25,239, up 0.7%, as sentiment improved on expectations of progress in India–US trade talks. Hopes of a Fed rate cut added further support.But is this steady climb the start of sustained momentum, or just another relief bounce?In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks today's cues and why Larsen & Toubro is the stock to keep an eye on.

Global cues suggest a neutral start for Indian markets.In this update, Neel Parekh breaks down what this flat sentiment could really mean, the levels to watch closely, and the sectors that might quietly tip the balance today.

Nifty settled at 25,069, a day that looked steady on the surface. But the real suspense builds ahead of the US Fed meeting on 16–17 September, where rate decisions could shape global sentiment. Adding to the mix, India's WPI data for August hit the wires today, keeping traders alert.In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks the signals hidden behind today's close and explains why Larsen & Toubro is the stock to keep an eye on.

GIFT Nifty is hinting at a neutral start for the index — but neutral doesn't always mean quiet. Often, it's the kind of setup that hides the next big move.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes what this flat opening could really mean, the critical levels that may break the calm, and which sectors traders should keep a sharp eye on today.

The Nifty ended higher at 25,114, supported by relief that US CPI came in line with expectations. But the real suspense now lies ahead — SEBI's board meeting later today could set the tone for what's next.In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks whether today's close signals real strength or just calm before fresh volatility — and why Texmaco Rail & Engineering is the stock to keep on your radar.

Global cues are pointing to a positive start for the index, but the real question is whether this momentum can hold through the session. Sometimes bright signals mask the next surprise.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the early triggers, the levels that could make or break the trend, and the sectors that might quietly shape today's trade.

The Nifty closed almost unchanged at 25,005. On the surface, sentiment stayed steady, supported by hopes of a Fed rate cut later this month and easing trade tensions. But flat moves often mask brewing shifts.In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks whether this pause signals stability or sets up for volatility—and why Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services is a stock worth keeping on your radar.

Global cues are pointing to a neutral start, but neutral doesn't always mean quiet. Often, such setups hide the build-up for the next big move.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes what this flat signal could really mean, the levels that will decide direction, and which sectors traders should keep a close watch on today.

Nifty ended the day positive at 24,973, supported by optimism around potential India–US trade talks. But beneath the surface, AMFI's August data revealed a sharp 22% decline to ₹33,430 crore—raising new questions about market sentiment.In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes the contrast between the upbeat close and the weak fund flow data, and explains why Goldiam International is the stock to keep an eye on.

The index ended with a Doji candle, a classic sign of uncertainty—but also often a hint that a bigger move may be coming.In this episode, Neel Parekh unpacks what this indecision really means, the critical support and resistance levels to track, and which sectors could tip the balance.

Nifty closed at 24,868, but the picture wasn't all green. IT gained, FMCG & Pharma held steady, while Realty, Oil & Gas, and PSU Banks came under pressure.Why this sectoral split? And what makes Waaree Renewable a stock to watch right now?

Global cues are pointing to a positive opening for Indian markets, with sentiment supported by strength in overseas indices. In this update, Neel Parekh walks through the early signals, key support and resistance zones, and the sectors that could set the tone for today's trade.

Nifty opened positive but ended flat at 24,773, as profit booking capped gains. The upside was supported by strength in Auto and Auto Ancillaries on expectations of a strong festive season and GST rate cut buzz.Adding to the sentiment, the US Fed is expected to cut interest rates in its upcoming meeting.In this episode, Sanket Bendre discusses the day's flat close and why Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd. is the stock to watch.

The index is moving sideways, hovering around its 20-day EMA, reflecting indecision in the market. In this update, Neel Parekh explains what this range bound setup means, the supports and resistances that matter today, and which sectors could guide the day's trade.

Nifty opened on a strong note but ended flattish at 24,741 as profit booking weighed on the session. Auto stocks continued momentum on hopes of GST rate cuts, while IT stocks faced pressure amid rumors of fresh tariffs.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the day's moves and why PNC Infratech is the stock to watch.

The index continues to face selling pressure at higher levels, showing that traders remain cautious despite attempts to push higher. In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the key support and resistance zones, highlights the signals to watch, and shares how sectors may react as the session unfolds.

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Nifty opened higher but closed flat at the end of the day as profit booking set in, with optimism from expected GST rate cuts already priced in.In this episode, Sanket Bendre discusses the flat close and why TVS Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Fiem Industries are the key stocks to watch.

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GIFT Nifty indicates a positive opening for Indian markets as sentiment improves across global indices. In this episode, Neel Parekh highlights today's key support and resistance levels, sectoral drivers, and the early trade setup to watch.

The Nifty closed on a positive note at 24,717, up 0.56%, driven by gains in metals, FMCG, and consumer durables.In this episode, Sanket Bendre highlights the sectoral tailwinds and why Netweb Technologies India Ltd. is the stock to watch.

Global cues suggest a weak start for Indian markets as investors turn cautious at the opening bell. In this episode, Neel Parekh highlights today's support and resistance levels, sectoral signals, and what traders should track as the session kicks off.

Nifty opened positive but slipped into the red, closing at 24,575. The decline came on the back of profit booking, the shift in F&O expiry day, and a cautious reaction to an unassuming White House circular.In this episode, Sanket Bendre highlights the day's reversal and why Krystal Integrated Services is the stock to watch.

The index is testing the 100-day EMA, a key technical level that could shape short-term sentiment. Holding above may attract buyers, while a slip below could signal more caution. In this update, Neel Parekh shares today's crucial support and resistance zones, sectoral trends to track, and the signals traders should watch at the opening bell.

Nifty closed positive at 24,625, lifted by a combination of strong GDP growth data, India's participation in the SCO Summit in China, and the US court ruling out Trump's tariff proposal.In this episode, Sanket Bendre highlights the market drivers and why Ashok Leyland is the stock to keep on your radar.

Global cues indicate a weak start for Indian markets, with sentiment under pressure at the opening bell. In this update, Neel Parekh shares the key support and resistance zones, and what traders should watch out for as the session begins.

Nifty closed lower at 24,426.85, as sentiment stayed weak on continued 25% tariff concerns.Markets also turned focus to Reliance's AGM post 2 PM, with key announcements on Jio listing, AI business expansion, and retail growth.In this episode, Sanket Bendre highlights the market reaction and why Apollo Micro Systems is the stock to watch.