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Nifty Intraday Support & Resistance Levels for 12.02.2025Tuesday’s session saw Nifty opening flat, made high of 23,390.05, it failed to hold near demand zones and plunged to a low of 22,986.65. It closed at 23,071.80, losing 310 points from the previous close. The Weekly and Daily Trends (50 SMA) remain sideways, indicating a lack of clear direction. Demand/Support Zones Near Demand/Support Zone (Daily): 22,642.60 - 22,910.15 (Tested) Near Minor Demand/Support Zone (30m): 22,786.90 - 22,843.30 Far Support Level: 21,281.45 (Low of 4th June 2024) Far Demand/Support Zone (Daily): 20,769.50 - 20,950 Supply/Resistance Zones Near Supply/Resistance Zone (75m): 23,248.45 - 23,301.75 Near Supply/Resistance Zone (125m): 23,316.30 - 23,409.65 Near Supply/Resistance Zone (Daily): 23,443.20 - 23,807.30 Far Supply/Resistance Zone (Daily): 23,976 - 24,196.45 Far Supply/Resistance Zone (Weekly): 24,180.80 - 24,792.30 Outlook Nifty’s sharp decline below 23,100 suggests increased bearish momentum. The next key support lies around 22,642 - 22,900, and a break below this zone could push it further down. On the upside, 23,250 - 23,400 remains the immediate resistance.
NSE:NIFTY
by PriteshPalan
Nifty & Bank Nifty Projection 12.02.25 Ke Liye### **Nifty and Bank Nifty & Their Components** 1. **Nifty 50** is a benchmark stock index of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) that represents the top 50 companies across various sectors in India. 2. **Bank Nifty**, also known as **Nifty Bank**, is a sectoral index that includes the top 12 banking stocks listed on the NSE. 3. Nifty 50 was introduced in **1996** by NSE and is widely used as an indicator of the Indian equity market. 4. Bank Nifty was launched in **2000** to track the performance of the banking sector. 5. The calculation of both indices is based on the **free float market capitalization** method. 6. Nifty 50 comprises multiple sectors, including IT, Banking, FMCG, Pharma, Auto, and more. 7. Bank Nifty consists of **public and private sector banks**, making it a key index for banking sector performance. 8. Some of the major constituents of **Nifty 50** include **Reliance Industries, TCS, Infosys, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, HUL, and Bharti Airtel**. 9. The key components of **Bank Nifty** are **HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, State Bank of India (SBI), Axis Bank, and IndusInd Bank**. 10. **Nifty and Bank Nifty are both traded through futures and options (F&O)**, making them popular among traders. 11. **Nifty serves as a broad market indicator**, reflecting the overall performance of the Indian economy. 12. **Bank Nifty is more volatile** due to the banking sector’s sensitivity to interest rates and economic policies. 13. The **Reserve Bank of India (RBI) policies**, repo rates, and inflation data impact **Bank Nifty’s movement**. 14. **Global cues**, such as the US Federal Reserve decisions, oil prices, and geopolitical events, influence Nifty 50. 15. Nifty and Bank Nifty indices are used for **portfolio diversification and hedging strategies** by institutional and retail investors. 16. **Nifty 50 has outperformed many global indices** over the years due to India’s strong economic growth. 17. **Bank Nifty experiences high volatility during RBI policy announcements**, budget sessions, and quarterly results of banks. 18. **Financial and IT stocks hold significant weightage in Nifty 50**, making them key drivers of index movement. 19. **Bank Nifty is one of the most liquid indices** in the F&O segment, attracting large trading volumes daily. 20. Nifty’s movement is closely tracked by **mutual funds, ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds), and foreign institutional investors (FIIs)**. 21. The **lot size of Nifty futures and options changes periodically** based on SEBI regulations. 22. Bank Nifty has **higher risk and reward potential** compared to Nifty 50 due to its smaller number of components and higher fluctuations. 23. Both indices are rebalanced periodically to **include or exclude stocks based on market capitalization and liquidity**. 24. **Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty are crucial indicators** for traders, investors, and policymakers in analyzing market trends. 25. Investing in **Nifty ETFs and Bank Nifty ETFs** is a passive way for long-term investors to gain exposure to these indices.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by TheGoldenFarmsofEquity
Nifty Review & Analysis - DailyPrice Action : Nifty closed at 23072, down 1.32% after a sharp 200 points drop in 30 min, hitting an intraday low of 22986. Technicals: Nifty opened below previous day’s close and saw continued selling and saw sudden drop of 200 points in 2nd half and closed at 23072 down 1.32% forming a big Red candle suggesting weakness closing below 10,20,50,200 DEMA. The momentum indicator, RSI - Relative Strength Index was down to 41 Support/Resistance Major Support 22800 Immediate Support 22950 Immediate Resistance 23250 Major Resistance 23400 Trend: Overall Trend is Bearish Options Data: Highest CE OI was at 23500, 23400 followed by 23300 - Resistance Highest PE OI was at 22700 followed by 22800 - Support 23300CE 23400CE and 23500CE saw major addition signaling Shorts added 22700PE saw PE addition indicating support PCR is 0.6 which indicates Bearishness Futures Data: FII Long/Short ratio improved to 14.5%/85.5% FII exited 4K Longs in Future at 38K and Shorts intact at 1.9L contracts Nifty Futures price was in down -1.4%, a slight decrease in price alongside slight increase in Open Interest (OI) typically indicates slight Bearishness Outlook for Next Session: Nifty is weak below 23000 Approch: Short at higher levels for 22700 tgt Wait for today’s High or Low to break and sustaines for further direction My Trades & Positions: Holding shorts from 23250 levels booked half at 23000
NSE:NIFTYShort
by Sandeep_CA
Nifty --Consolidation or Bullish??Nifty is near to its demand zone @22500 levels But lot of liquidity lies above 24300 and near 22500 levels, Previously price changed its direction from this place at 22800. Case1: Consolidation If price consolidation happens at these levels after a liquidity grab price turns its direction from bearish to bullish. A strong fall witness an exhaustion of shorts near to demand zone. If we observe consolidation price turns to be bullish from this levels after liquidity. Case2: Bullish --No Liquidity below 22800 --Fall again from 24300. If price unable to break this level of support at 22800 and grabs the liquidity near 24000 levels, Price fall again to take the liquidity below 22800 levels,to test the mid level of support at 22500. Look for buying opportunities in Nifty.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by IIT-Trader
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NIFTY 11th February 2025 Currently, the price is hovering around 23,376.05, meaning it's near a minor resistance. If it breaks above 23,440, it could test 23,514 - 23,544. On the downside, breaking 23,274 may lead to further declines toward 23,194. Support Levels (Green Zones) 23,274.80 – First minor support. 23,194.90 - 23,185.10 – Another key support level. 23,106.25 - 23,057.60 – Strong support zone. Resistance Levels (Red Zones) 23,440.05 - 23,466.40 – Immediate resistance. 23,520 - 23,544.50 – Strong resistance level. 👉 "If you found this helpful, please like and share! 🚀 Your support means a lot!"
NSE:NIFTY
by trade_geeks
NIFTY seems to be retesting its BREAKOUT structure !As we can see despite the favourable result of winning the centre by ruling party, NIFTY failed to show its strength and fell unidirectionally as analysed in our previous post that if manages to remain below the trendline, we should be cautious. Now NIFTY can be seen re-testing the breakout structure and hence possible bullishness can be witnessed which could be short term unless it break sways the structure for change of characteristic and structure of overall market so plan your trades accordingly and keep watching.
NSE:NIFTY
by Wealthcam