Friday, February 21, 2025

Market Insights and Probable Movement for Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty

  



Nifty 50 Analysis

1. Current Trend: The Nifty 50 is consolidating after hitting a new low  with the index defending the 22,800 level on a closing basis. Resistance is seen at 23,000, and a bullish candlestick formation suggests strength among bulls.

2. Key Levels:

   - Resistance: 22,926, 22,952, 22,994, and 23,000 (immediate target). A break above 23,000 could push the index toward 23,200 (20-day EMA and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level).

   - Support: 22,841, 22,815, 22,772, and 22,700 (key support). A break below 22,700 could extend the consolidation phase.

3. Options Data:

   - Call Options: Maximum open interest at 23,500 (key resistance), followed by 24,000 and 23,000. Call writing at 23,500 suggests strong resistance at this level.

   - Put Options: Maximum open interest at 22,000 (key support), followed by 23,000 and 22,500. Put writing at 22,300 indicates strong support near 22,000.

4. Momentum Indicators: The index is trading below key moving averages, indicating a negative bias. However, the bullish candlestick and recovery from lows suggest potential upside if bulls regain control.

5. Put-Call Ratio (PCR): The PCR rose to 0.9, indicating a bullish sentiment as traders are selling more Puts than Calls.

6. India VIX: The VIX fell by 4.78% to 14.68, favoring bulls. Lower volatility suggests a potential bullish move if the trend continues.


Probable Movement for Nifty 50:

- Bullish Scenario: If the Nifty sustains above 23,000, it could rally toward 23,200 and beyond.

- Bearish Scenario: If the index fails to hold 22,700, it may extend the consolidation phase with a downside target of 22,500-22,300.

Bank Nifty Analysis:

1. Current Trend: The Bank Nifty is rangebound, declining by 0.5% and forming a Doji-like candlestick, indicating indecision between bulls and bears. The index is struggling to sustain above short-term moving averages (10 and 20-day EMA).

2. Key Levels:

   - Resistance: 49,430, 49,502, 49,619, and 50,366 (Fibonacci retracement level).

   - Support: 49,197, 49,125, 49,009, and 48,800 (February 19 low). Holding above 48,800 is crucial for maintaining a positive near-term trend.

3. Options Data:

   - Call Options: Maximum open interest at 51,000 (key resistance), followed by 50,000 and 51,500. Call writing at 50,700 suggests resistance near 51,000.

   - Put Options: Maximum open interest at 49,000 (key support), followed by 48,500 and 48,000. Put writing at 48,500 indicates strong support near 49,000.

4. Momentum Indicators: The index is trading below the midline of the Bollinger Bands, indicating a lack of strong momentum. However, the near-term trend remains positive as long as it holds above 48,800.


Probable Movement for Bank Nifty:

- Bullish Scenario: If the Bank Nifty sustains above 49,500, it could move toward 50,000-50,366.

- Bearish Scenario: A break below 48,800 could lead to a decline toward 48,500-48,000.

Overall Market Insights:



1. Sentiment: The market sentiment is mixed, with bulls gaining strength in Nifty 50 but facing resistance at higher levels. Bank Nifty is rangebound, reflecting indecision.

2. Volatility: The decline in India VIX favors bulls, suggesting a potential upward movement if volatility remains low.

3. Options Data: Strong support for Nifty at 22,000 and Bank Nifty at 49,000, while resistance is seen at 23,500 for Nifty and 51,000 for Bank Nifty.

4. Sectoral Performance: Long build-up in 80 stocks indicates bullish interest in specific sectors, while short-covering in 92 stocks suggests a potential reversal in oversold stocks.


Trading Strategy:

- Nifty 50: Look for buying opportunities if the index sustains above 23,000 with a target of 23,200. Alternatively, consider short positions if it breaks below 22,700 with a target of 22,500.

- Bank Nifty: Trade cautiously within the range of 48,800-50,000. A break above 50,000 could trigger a rally toward 50,366, while a break below 48,800 may lead to a decline toward 48,500.


Caution: Market conditions can change rapidly, and traders should use stop-loss orders and monitor key levels closely.

Anish Jagdish Parashar 

Securities Analyst Indirect Tax India research 


Source Data:nse

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