Derivatives Rollover Technical Reports

The Indian equity markets have witnessed a strong rebound since March, with the benchmark index extending its winning streak for the fourth consecutive month. Throughout most of the June series, Nifty traded within a well-defined range of 24500–25200, consolidating its prior gains. However, in the final session, strong buying interest emerged, propelling the index beyond …

The Indian equity markets witnessed a strong rebound in March, with the benchmark index surging over 6%. This marks a significant shift from the bearish trends observed in recent quarters, signaling renewed optimism. The Nifty’s ability to reclaim the 23,500 level and sustain stability over the past week underscores a constructive outlook and the potential …

The February series was marked by significant domestic and international events that influenced market sentiment. Apart from some buying interest in the initial week, the benchmark index faced consistent selling pressure throughout the month. Nifty breached its previous swing low of 22,800 and corrected further toward the 22,500 level. Ultimately, the index ended the series …

The inaugural series of the 2025 calendar year proved to be disappointing, with the benchmark index continuing its downward trend throughout the series. The previous swing low from the November series, which was near 23,250, was breached, pushing the index closer to the critical psychological level of 23,000. However, following some relief in the last …

The final series of the 2024 calendar year was marked by significant volatility. The Nifty index saw some buying interest, briefly reclaiming the 24,850 level, but encountered strong resistance in that range for the next two weeks. This led to a sharp sell-off, pushing the index down to test the 24,000 mark and eventually plunging …

After some consolidation during the initial festive week of the November series, Nifty faced notable selling pressure, testing the previous swing low and plunging below the 23,300 mark. This was followed by a sharp recovery on a single day, but, similar to the first week, the index consolidated within the range of 23,900 to 23,400. …

As the October series concluded, it proved to be a challenging month for bulls, with Nifty erasing the gains of the past two months, falling over 7%—one of the steepest declines in recent times. This has dampened overall market sentiment.

The July series was characterized by a period of consolidation, especially following a strong rally in the previous series. Nevertheless, the benchmark index maintained a positive trend and gradually moved higher, surpassing the 24850 mark. In the final week, there was some profit-taking, which trimmed a portion of the gains. Despite this, the series concluded …

The April series turned out to be a volatile one. In the initial part of the series, the benchmark index surged to clock a fresh record high of 22775.70. This was followed by a steep corrective phase due to geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel, testing the 22000 mark. However, bulls seized this opportunity with …

After a disappointing August series, the bulls took charge, particularly in the first half of the series, resulting in a spectacular rally that pushed the market to achieve fresh record highs of 20222.45. This rally unfolded smoothly, with any minor dips swiftly met with strong buying interest. However, as the index reached elevated …

It was third straight series of consolidation for the Indian equity market. Initially, we witnessed a gradual recovery to reclaim 18100 but as observed in the month of January, 18100-18200 acted as a sturdy wall. We initially observed some tentativeness around 18100 which was the followed by fresh round of selling to erase all the …

It was second straight series of consolidation for the Indian equity market. For the entire series, the benchmark index kept hovering in the range of merely 500 points but due sharp sell-off witnessed in the last two trading sessions of the series, the Nifty concluded the January series tad below 18000 mark.