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The index continues to hold its positive sentiment, signaling that buyers are still in control despite recent volatility. With the market defending key short-term support levels, traders are now watching closely to see whether this steady momentum can translate into a stronger upside move.Sector rotation remains healthy, and the setup suggests that a breakout attempt could be nearing if global cues stay supportive.In today's episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the technical signals behind this sustained strength, the levels that could unlock the next leg up, and how traders should position as Nifty approaches a decision zone.

The Nifty closed at 25,910, up 0.12%, as early leads for the NDA in the Bihar elections provided a mild boost to investor confidence. The index held steady through the session, but the lack of strong follow-through buying suggests that traders are waiting to see if today's positivity can translate into a decisive move.Election-driven sentiment often triggers short bursts of momentum — the real question now is whether this optimism can power the index closer to the 26,000 mark.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the day's muted yet meaningful uptick, the levels that matter for tomorrow, and why KPI Green Energy could be an interesting stock to watch as sector rotations pick up.

NIFTY closed with a Doji right near the crucial 26,000 resistance, signaling indecision just when the market needed confirmation. This candle often appears right before a sharp move—either a breakout that accelerates momentum or a pullback that tests support zones.With global cues mixed and domestic sentiment steady, traders are eyeing today's session closely: Will the bulls finally take charge above 26,000, or is the market hinting at a short-term reversal?In today's episode, Vidnyan Sawant breaks down what this Doji means for intraday setups, the levels where risk-reward turns attractive, and how traders can position ahead of a potentially decisive move.

The Nifty ended the day flat at 25,879, as traders chose caution ahead of the Bihar state election results, a key political event that could sway short-term sentiment. Early optimism faded quickly, with profit booking erasing intraday gains, signaling a market waiting for direction.Despite the muted close, the undercurrent suggests that a decisive move could emerge once the election overhang clears — making the coming sessions critical for traders positioning ahead of volatility.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the market's wait-and-watch mood, what a post-result reaction might look like, and why Shilpa Medicare stands out as the stock to track amid this uncertainty.

The index continues to build strong upward momentum, inching closer to the critical 26,000 mark — a level that could decide the next big move for traders. Sector rotation is improving, buyers are stepping in on dips, and the broader structure hints that the market may be gearing up for something bigger.But the question now is — will bulls finally trigger the breakout, or will 26,000 act as a wall once again?In today's episode, Vidnyan Sawant breaks down the price action shaping today's trend, reveals the key zones that matter before the bell, and explains what a clean move above 26,000 could mean for traders looking for the next money opportunity.

The bulls took charge as Nifty climbed to 25,876 — a solid 0.7% gain! Positive cues from the US-India trade deal and reopening of the US government lifted investor confidence. But is this the start of a sustained uptrend or just a short-term spike? Sanket Bendre breaks it down — plus, a spotlight on Advanced Enzyme that could stir the next market move. Tune in before tomorrow's bell!

The daily chart structure is starting to tilt positive, signaling that the short-term sentiment is improving after a brief phase of consolidation. The index has begun forming higher lows, hinting at renewed buying interest near support zones — a pattern often seen when smart money starts re-entering quietly.With global cues steady and volatility cooling, traders may find selective long opportunities, especially in banks, infra, and auto stocks that continue to show relative strength.In this episode, Neel Parekh explains why the index setup looks constructive, how traders can identify profitable entry zones, and the levels that will decide if this bounce can turn into a sustainable trend.

The Nifty closed higher at 25,694.9, up 0.47%, supported by positive global cues and improving sentiment. Optimism grew as India and the U.S. finalized a trade deal, the U.S. government shutdown ended, and markets began pricing in a possible Federal Reserve rate cut.While global tailwinds lifted confidence, traders remain watchful for confirmation of strength near key resistance zones.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the day's relief-driven rally, what the India–U.S. trade breakthrough could mean for sectors like exports and manufacturing, and why momentum traders should keep a close eye on rotational plays in the coming sessions.

The index has formed a higher high, signaling a renewed wave of buying interest after recent consolidation. Traders are showing confidence again, with momentum returning near key resistance zones — a sign that the short-term trend may be turning constructive.With the market reclaiming crucial averages and sector breadth improving, today's session could determine whether the bulls can push toward 26,000 and beyond, or if the move fizzles out as profit-taking sets in.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the technical setup driving this fresh momentum, highlights the levels that traders should keep on radar, and explains which sectors are quietly leading the comeback.

The Nifty closed higher at 25,574, up 0.32%, rebounding after recent weakness as optimism grew around a potential resolution to the U.S. government shutdown. The tone turned constructive, with investors cautiously stepping back in.Back home, sugar companies were in focus, following the government's decision to allow sugar exports and remove export duties on molasses, triggering fresh buying in the sector.In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes whether this rebound signals a short-term reversal or just a relief rally, identifies sectors attracting renewed momentum, and spotlights Carysil as the key stock to watch in the sessions ahead.

After a series of weak sessions, the index finally rebounded sharply from the 25,350 confluence support zone, signaling renewed buying interest from short-term traders. This bounce comes just as global sentiment steadies and volatility cools off — hinting at a possible near-term reversal setup.While the broader tone remains cautious, the technical structure shows early signs of strength, with key moving averages acting as a safety net. Traders will now look for follow-through buying above 25,600–25,700 to confirm momentum.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes whether this rebound is a dead-cat bounce or the start of a new leg up, outlines the profit zones for intraday plays, and highlights which sectors may lead if the trend sustains.

The Nifty ended marginally lower at 25,492, down 0.07%, as FII outflows and weak global cues kept market sentiment on edge. Despite the muted performance, India's retail vehicle sales surged in October, signaling continued domestic strength.While global caution kept large-caps under check, traders are closely watching whether local demand data and upcoming global events could spark a short-term reversal.In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how FII outflows, domestic trends, and sectoral divergence are shaping market direction — plus, why Bajaj Finance could offer clues on where smart money moves next.

The index slipped below its 20-day EMA, flashing the first real sign of caution in weeks. This technical breach hints at short-term fatigue, yet the underlying structure still shows selective strength in defensive and high-beta pockets.With global sentiment mixed and domestic flows steady, traders should stay alert for false breakdowns and intraday reversals — the kind that often mark short-term bottoms.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the technical setup, outlines profit-protection strategies, and highlights where smart money might quietly re-enter if volatility spikes.

The Nifty ended the session at 25,509, down 0.34%, as profit-taking extended for another day. Media and Metal stocks led the decline, dragging sentiment lower after the recent rally.However, select names showed resilience — notably UPL, which reported a ₹553 crore net profit versus a loss in the same quarter last year, hinting at improving fundamentals across agri-inputs.In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes what the sector rotation signals for traders, the levels that matter for near-term support, and whether this pullback is just a pause before the next money move.

The index continues to grapple with selling pressure, as persistent profit booking keeps traders cautious ahead of fresh triggers. Despite the dip, the structure still suggests underlying strength near key support zones, leaving room for selective buying opportunities.Market tone remains data-dependent, with traders watching whether short-term corrections turn into deeper consolidations—or simply provide a buy-on-dips window for the next leg up.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the price zones that matter most, highlights the sectors showing resilience amid volatility, and shares insights on how smart money is positioning quietly beneath the surface.

The Nifty closed lower at 25,597, down 0.64%, as traders locked in profits after the recent rally. While most sectors stayed under pressure, Consumer Durables managed to stay green, showing selective buying interest.The tone remains cautious, with short-term traders watching how the index behaves near key supports after this pullback.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the profit-booking phase, identifies levels where buyers may re-enter, and shares why Bajaj Finance could be an interesting stock to track as the market stabilizes.

The Nifty continues to hold firm near its key support zones, keeping bullish hopes alive for traders eyeing stability after recent swings. The real action, however, remains in the banking space, where leadership continues to anchor the index and attract institutional flows.While broader sentiment stays balanced, traders will be watching whether the support levels near 25,700–25,800 can spark renewed buying momentum across sectors.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the market setup, highlights the key breakout zones for BankNifty, and outlines how smart money is navigating this consolidation phase.

The Nifty closed at 25,763, up 0.16%, reflecting a day of steady consolidation. Gains were led by Realty and PSU Banks, even as Consumer Durables and CPSE stocks faced mild selling pressure.Adding to the headlines, Vodafone Idea found some relief after a Supreme Court decision on AGR dues, injecting a dose of optimism into telecom counters.In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks the sectoral churn beneath the surface, the levels where traders can look for follow-through momentum, and what today's rotation hints at for the coming sessions.

The market tone has turned cautious, with the Nifty showing early signs of fatigue near key resistance zones. Yet, BankNifty continues to hold firm, providing much-needed stability to broader sentiment.While traders eye support zones for possible entries, all eyes are now on whether the banking index can extend its leadership or if the broader market begins to catch up.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the levels where risk-reward tilts in favor of buyers, identifies key sectors showing resilience, and explains what signals to watch if momentum starts rotating.

The Nifty closed lower at 25,722, down 0.60%, as markets digested SEBI's new rule increasing the minimum number of Bank Nifty constituents from 12 to 14 — a move that could reshape index dynamics and sectoral weightage.While the broader market showed mild weakness, banking and PSU names drew trader attention ahead of the adjustment phase. Globally, sentiment stayed steady, keeping the downside contained.In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks how SEBI's latest regulation could influence short-term index behavior, what it means for Bank Nifty liquidity, and why BEL is the stock to keep on your watchlist.

Global cues hint at a neutral opening, with traders treading carefully ahead of key macro triggers. But beneath this calm surface, select sectors are showing quiet accumulation, suggesting that smart money might already be positioning for the next directional move.With Nifty hovering near its recent highs, short-term traders need to focus on precision — watching support levels for quick reversals and momentum cues for breakout setups.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes how global sentiment, FII flows, and technical positioning are aligning, and where buy-on-dips opportunities could emerge even in a flat session.

The Nifty ended lower at 25,877, down 0.68%, as traders digested the U.S. Federal Reserve's 25 bps rate cut — but it wasn't the cut that moved the market; it was Jerome Powell's tone, signaling that further easing may not come anytime soon.Adding to the mix, global sentiment showed early signs of improvement after the U.S. announced a 10% tariff cut on Chinese imports, hinting at progress in trade relations.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the impact of the Fed's stance, how global cues are shifting, and why Canara Bank stands out in this changing environment.

The bulls remain in command, as the Nifty continues to hold firm above the 26,000 mark, turning it into a crucial support zone for the ongoing uptrend. The tone stays optimistic, but subtle hints of caution suggest the market could be gearing up for its next directional move.Momentum across large-caps remains steady, while traders are watching whether global cues and domestic flows can fuel another leg higher.In this episode, Vidnyan Sawant unpacks the short-term setup, key buy-on-dips opportunities, and the trigger levels that could decide whether the rally extends or cools off near resistance.

The Nifty closed strong at 26,053, gaining 0.45%, as optimism surrounded SEBI's proposal to scrap additional MF charges, giving a boost to capital market stocks.But with the U.S. Fed's policy outcome due tonight, traders are treading cautiously — wondering if this could extend the rally or trigger a short-term shakeout.In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down how regulatory cues and the Fed's tone could shape sentiment for the rest of the week. Plus, he highlights Larsen & Toubro as the key stock to keep an eye on amid the evolving market setup.

The index continues to consolidate with strength, staying comfortably above its key support zones. Despite the narrow range, buying interest remains steady, suggesting that smart money is quietly positioning for the next leg higher.Momentum indicators still favor the bulls, but with the market trading near crucial levels, traders need to watch for volume spikes and price confirmation before chasing moves.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the current consolidation phase, highlights sectors where accumulation is visible, and shares key levels where dips can turn into profit zones.

The Nifty closed at 25,936, down just 0.11%, in a session marked by steady foreign inflows and improving global sentiment. A softer US CPI fueled hopes of an upcoming rate cut, while renewed optimism around a US–China trade deal kept the undertone positive despite mild profit booking.But as the index holds firm near recent highs, traders are asking—could this calm setup be paving the way for the next upward leg?In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how global cues are shaping local sentiment, why TVS Motor Company could be the stock to watch, and what the charts reveal about where money might flow next.

The index continues to hold firm, signaling that the buy-on-dips strategy remains in play for short-term traders. With global sentiment stable and technicals staying above key moving averages, smart money appears to be accumulating on every decline.But can this quiet consolidation turn into a fresh rally—or will the market test key support before another bounce?In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the critical support and resistance zones, the sectors attracting new inflows, and how traders can position to capitalize on short-term pullbacks without overextending risk.

The index stayed strong above 26,000, posting another session of steady gains backed by PSU Banks and Oil & Gas heavyweights. The setup remains bullish above key short-term averages, suggesting that traders can continue to play the trend — but only with precise levels.On the charts, the Nifty faces resistance at 26,100 and 26,300, while support lies at 25,800 and 25,700. Short-term traders can look to go long above 26,000 for a potential 26100–26300 move, keeping a tight stop at 25,930.In this episode, Neel Parekh outlines the profit zones, sector flows, and the technical triggers where smart money could step in next.

The index has cooled near 26,000, signaling a pause after a strong rally. While short-term fatigue is evident, the underlying structure remains positive, hinting that buy-on-dips could continue to be the favored strategy for traders.However, with volatility hovering around key zones, the coming sessions could decide whether this is a healthy consolidation or a deeper correction in disguise.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the technical support levels that matter, the sectors where smart money is quietly rotating, and how traders can identify low-risk entry points for the next leg up.

The index slipped below 25,800, extending selling pressure after days of steady gains. Charts now show lower tops and bottoms, hinting that profit-booking is gaining pace as smart money reassesses risk.After a strong rally since early October, the market is facing resistance near 26,000—a level that aligns with the 38.2% Fibonacci extension, and often signals where big players pause to rebalance.In this episode, Neel Parekh explains how traders can capitalize on short setups below 25,700, manage stops effectively, and prepare for the next opportunity zone around 25,500.

The index is holding firm above key moving averages, keeping the bullish setup intact and signaling potential for further upside. Smart money appears to be staying invested, watching for follow-through moves that could unlock fresh trading opportunities.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the levels where profits can build, the sectors showing strong money inflow, and how traders can position themselves if this momentum turns into a sustained trend.

The Nifty closed at 25,891, up 0.09%, after strong buying early in the session gave way to profit-booking later in the day. While sentiment stayed mildly positive, traders chose to lock in gains, keeping fresh money on the sidelines for the next breakout.In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how smart money rotated across sectors, what cues could trigger the next directional move, and why Kirloskar Industries may catch investors' attention in the coming sessions.

The index continues to maintain its positive bias, showing resilience even as global cues remain mixed. The uptrend stays intact—but momentum seems to be approaching a critical test zone that could decide the next directional move.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the key support and resistance levels, the patterns that could shape intraday sentiment, and the sectors traders should keep on their radar as the market looks to extend its winning streak.

The Nifty closed at 25,843, up 0.52%, with strength seen in PSU banks, private lenders, and Oil & Gas stocks. Despite export headwinds, India's market diversification strategy is beginning to show positive results, lending confidence to investors.But as optimism builds, will these tailwinds continue—or is the rally approaching a pause?In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks the sectors powering the upmove, how global trade trends are quietly shaping sentiment, and why CEAT could be a stock to watch closely in the days ahead.

Global markets are flashing positive cues, setting the stage for a buoyant start on Dalal Street. But with volatility lurking beneath the optimism, traders are asking—will this strength sustain, or is a pullback waiting just around the corner?In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the global triggers shaping sentiment, highlights the crucial Nifty levels to watch, and reveals the sectors that could lead or lag in today's session.

The Nifty closed at 25,709, up 0.79%, driven by strong buying in heavyweights like Reliance Industries and leading banks. With at least seven major banks set to release Q2 results tomorrow, traders are gearing up for a day that could define near-term sentiment.But the question remains—will earnings momentum keep the rally alive or trigger some profit booking?In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the triggers behind today's upmove, what to watch ahead of the banking results, and why market tone could shift rapidly in the next session.

The index extended its winning streak, surging past the crucial 25,500 resistance, signaling that the bulls still hold the upper hand. But with momentum building fast, the key question is—can the rally sustain, or are early signs of exhaustion starting to appear?In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes what this breakout means for traders, the key levels to watch for confirmation, and the sectors likely to lead or lag as markets gear up for the day ahead.

The Nifty closed at 25,585, up 1.03%, marking a strong session driven by renewed optimism around India–U.S. trade talks. The bullish tone reflected investor belief in a potential breakthrough that could shape near-term market momentum.But can this optimism sustain once the dust settles, or will caution creep back in?In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks the key global cues, the factors fueling the rally, and why Nestle India stands out as a stock to keep an eye on as sentiment turns upbeat.

The index continues to hold firm above 25,300, signaling steady bullish momentum and confidence among traders. Yet, with global and domestic cues lining up, the question now is—can the market maintain this rhythm, or are signs of fatigue beginning to emerge?In this episode, Neel Parekh unpacks the technical levels that matter, the sectors fueling this positive sentiment, and the indicators that could test the rally's strength as the day unfolds.

The Nifty ended the session at 25,323, up 0.71%, as optimism returned to Dalal Street. Hopes of a US Fed rate cut and signs of a potential India–US trade deal reignited buying interest across key sectors.But can this momentum hold as global negotiations unfold?In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down what's driving the rally, how policy cues are shaping investor sentiment, and why Power Mech Projects could be the dark horse to watch in the coming days.

Early cues from GIFT Nifty suggest a positive start for Indian equities, hinting that sentiment might be turning in favor of the bulls. But with volatility still simmering beneath the surface, the big question is—will the early green sustain through the session?In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the morning setup, the levels that matter most, and which sectors could carry the early strength or face resistance as the day unfolds.

The Nifty closed at 25,145, down 0.32%, as markets digested fresh economic data. India's CPI inflation cooled to 1.5% in September, easing from 2.07% in August—a sign of moderation, but one that also sparked questions about the pace of economic growth.Amid this calm yet uncertain backdrop, Sanket Bendre decodes what the soft inflation print means for market direction and why Cochin Shipyard stands out as a stock to keep an eye on.

Global cues point to a positive start for the Indian markets, with early optimism spreading across Asian and U.S. indices. But in a week filled with key data releases and global updates, the question remains—can the rally sustain beyond the opening bell?In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes the factors driving the early positivity, the crucial technical levels to track, and which sectors could surprise traders as the day unfolds.

The Nifty ended the day at 25,227, down 0.23%, as financials and oil & gas stocks dragged the index lower. Sentiment remained mixed with ongoing US–China tariff tensions weighing on market mood.But could this mild dip be a setup for a rebound—or a signal of deeper caution ahead?In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the day's mixed signals, the global trade narrative shaping sentiment, and why Larsen & Toubro could hold the key for market direction in the sessions to come.

GIFT Nifty hints at a positive opening, setting an upbeat tone for the trading day. But with volatility lurking beneath the surface, traders will be watching closely to see if early strength can hold through the session.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the levels to watch, the key sectors that could drive momentum, and whether this morning optimism might turn into a sustainable rally—or fade into midday caution.

The Nifty closed at 25,279, up 0.39%, as global and diplomatic cues lifted investor sentiment. The US Ambassador's visit to India added a layer of optimism, while the passing of the Biosecure Act in the US brought attention to Indian CDMO companies, seen as key beneficiaries.But can this global tailwind sustain the rally, or is the market due for a pause?In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the subtle global shifts driving today's move and why Emcure Pharma stands out as the stock to keep on your radar.

The index continues to hold firm above the 25,000 mark, despite persistent volatility that's keeping traders on edge. It's a level that could either act as a base for recovery—or the line that breaks if selling resumes.In this episode, Neel Parekh decodes what's keeping the index afloat amid the turbulence, the key support and resistance levels, and the sectors that could tilt the balance in today's session.

The Nifty closed at 25,181, up 0.54%, supported by a wave of optimism after India and the UK inked a ₹4,157 crore defence deal—a move seen as both strategic and sentiment-boosting.But can this global partnership momentum sustain the rally, or will markets take a breather after the run-up?In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the day's moves, the impact of the India–UK deal on investor sentiment, and why Tata Steel could be a stock to watch in the coming sessions.

Global cues indicate a neutral start, but in markets, neutrality rarely lasts long. Beneath the calm, traders are watching for signs that could tilt sentiment either way.In this episode, Neel Parekh breaks down the levels that will define direction, the sectors worth watching, and what this quiet setup could really mean for today's trade.

The Nifty closed at 25,046, down 0.25%, as the broader market faced pressure. Yet, IT and consumer durable stocks managed to outperform, offering a much-needed cushion against the weakness.But does this selective strength hint at resilience—or is it just a temporary pause before fresh volatility?In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes the mixed market tone and highlights why Saatvik Green Energy Ltd. could be a name to watch in the sessions ahead.

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