Weekly Derivative Research Report

The equity markets experienced a dynamic shortened week, with initial selling pressure giving way to a robust rebound, highlighting resilience and potential for recovery. The benchmark index demonstrated a notable resurgence this week, recovering from a challenging period that saw it reach a low not seen in five months. As trading concluded on Friday, the …

The truncated trading week was dominated by bears. After a brief recovery attempt in the first half of Monday, Nifty remained under pressure throughout the week, ending with a loss of around 2.50%, closing below 23550. This correction phase, the steepest in four years post-pandemic, has seen prices decline over 10% from all-time highs without any …

The Indian equity markets faced a tumultuous week, marked by significant volatility that saw whipsaw sways throughout the week. Investors experienced a rollercoaster of emotions as the indices showcased choppiness, reflecting a mix of market sentiment and external factors of the US presidential election. By the end of the week, the markets settled into a quieter …

During the festive week, bulls found some respite after October’s extensive sell-off as the benchmark index largely traded within a range and managed to avoid significant declines, ultimately closing the week with a minor loss of 0.10%, a tad above 24200.

It was a challenging week for investors and traders as markets saw a broad-based sell-off throughout, with Nifty closing down by over 2.65%, slipping below 24200 after two weeks of consolidation. October has been particularly tough, with the benchmark down more than 6% so far. The hardest hit was in individual stocks, particularly in the mid-cap segment, …

It was an action-packed week with significant movement on both sides of the trend. Given the heightened geopolitical tensions and weak earnings from key companies, the markets remained under pressure for most of the week. During the initial hours on Friday, Nifty dipped below 24600, but thanks to strength in the banking sector, the benchmark index …

The Indian stock markets have stabilized following the decline in the previous trading week, with the benchmark index showing minimal changes in price activity. The week commenced with a minor setback but swiftly found support and transitioned into a consolidation phase. It was a relatively calm week for trading, suggesting a period of respite as …

Despite being a truncated week, the market witnessed significant action—unfortunately, it was against the bulls. The week began on a negative note, and as it progressed, the selloff accelerated. Any minor bounce was quickly sold into, leading Nifty to end the week with a sharp 4.31% decline, closing just above the 25000 mark.

The Bulls have maintained their winning streak for the third consecutive week, propelling the benchmark to new record highs. It has been an eventful week overall, marked by the Nifty pushing into uncharted territory and ultimately closing with weekly gains of 1.50 percent, just shy of the 26200 zone.

The Indian stock markets experienced an impressive surge, reaching unprecedented highs and concluding the week on a strong and positive note. The week had been relatively uneventful until the final day, when the benchmark index made a significant breakthrough, ultimately closing the week with gains of over 1.70 percent and achieving its highest-ever closure around 25800.

The festive week was action-packed, ultimately favoring the bulls. It started on a cautious note, testing levels around 24750, but as the week progressed, prices defended key support and moved higher. The biggest surprise came on Thursday, when within just two hours, prices shot up by over 400 points, marking a fresh new high. However, Friday …

September is typically a month prone to profit-taking, and this pattern appears to be resurfacing as the first week began with a correction. The exhausted Bulls succumbed to the global turmoil on the last session of the trading week, forming a ‘Bearish Engulfing’ pattern on the weekly time chart for the benchmark index. The Nifty50 …