Dileep

Why did BANK NIFTY stop falling at exactly that zone today? Yesterday, it opened around 60,580, and buyers stepped in aggressively, lifting prices so quickly that the market never looked back. The 60,580–60,930 zone became a buying tail. Today, when price dipped in the morning and revisited that zone around 60,660, buyers showed up again, pushing it back above 60,800. Now, here's what I'm watching next: if BANK NIFTY starts spending time below 60,580, the next important zone is the older, still-untested buying tail between 60,150 and 60,540. A wick tells you where price bounced. A buying tail tells you where buyers previously showed strong initiative. Keep these zones on your radar for Monday open.

BANK NIFTY still has room to surprise on the upside. Another 1,000 points? Entirely possible. I'm keeping my positions ready for both directions.

Option buyers are the most optimistic people in India. Every Tuesday they get proof, and every Friday they forget it.

Interesting day today. Both NIFTY and Bank NIFTY opened weak but printed a strong green candle in the first 30 minutes. Just looking at the candles, you would have expected both indices to follow a similar path. But that's not what happened. NIFTY slipped into sideways action, while BANK NIFTY started showing signs of an upward trend. So, here are the clues👇

Another good day, thanks market, again deactivated my account after scalping.

Seems like most traders haven't tried the kill switch in zerodha yet. The way some of you are showing sympathy, you'd think I've permanently deactivated my trading account. 😂 Please try it sometime after booking a decent intraday profit. It helps you walk away before you give it back.

First signs of exhaustion, but the bulls are still refusing to get off the treadmill.

Half the buying is FIIs buying, the other half is bears realising they might have made a small mistake.

Shorting at highs offers excellent risk-reward, provided the market agrees not to make another higher high.

Anybody still has the courage to short this market?

Strike wise Long/Short buildup in NIFTY

I don't think big players care about every headline or event the way retail traders do. What matters is how directly that event impacts markets. A direct cause-and-effect relationship matters more: A leads to B. The more layers of assumptions between the event and its actual impact on earnings, liquidity, interest rates or positioning, the less reliable the market reaction becomes. Markets don't trade the event itself; they trade its implications, expectations, and what's already priced in. The longer the chain of reasoning, the more uncertainty you introduce.

NIFTY has closed above the upper Bollinger Band five days in a row, and every one of those candles looked “overbought.” Range, squeeze, trend: this video walks through all three on the same chart.👇

News doesn’t move price. It moves price that’s already ready to move. Did LTCG really cause NIFTY’s 2,000-point rally? Or was price already sitting at demand, just waiting for an excuse? I’ve broken it down in this video 👉youtu.be/oNxsJ6rXgv4

Contrarian trading works beautifully in sideways markets. But when momentum kicks in, you'll keep looking for a reversal because fading the move worked so well the last few times. Remember, The market doesn't care what worked yesterday, and it certainly doesn't owe you a reversal today.

NIFTY and Bollinger Bands. If you understand the concept of volatility expansion, you probably already know what NOT to do here.

NIFTY at ATH by month-end? Let's take a poll. No diplomatic answers!

Genuine question: Do pullbacks still exist, or todays markets seem to have deleted them permanently.

2000 Points in 5 trading days, Still some more fuel left before we mee a demand zone here.

Too many holes in NIFTY.