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3 July 2025- Nifty NSE Chart Insight

  • Index reversed from early highs to settle near the day’s low, shedding around 200 points with a rise in OI hinting at fresh shorts.
  • After cooling off nearly 280 points, it is inching toward its 10-EMA support, which remains intact.
  • Market breadth stayed weak, with most stocks in Nifty 50 and Nifty 500 closing in the red.
  • However, a healthy chunk of stocks continues to hold above their 50-EMA levels.
  • Sector-wise, auto and pharma showed resilience, while PSU banks, metals, and realty faced selling pressure.

4 July, 2025 Nifty NSE Chart Insight

  • Nifty staged a sharp reversal after testing its 10 EMA in early trade, closing at the day’s high and ending its recent losing streak.
  • A long lower wick on the daily candle reflected rejection at key support, hinting at renewed buying interest near the 10 EMA zone.
  • Market breadth showed signs of recovery, with 58% of Nifty and 51% of Nifty 500 stocks closing in positive territory.
  • While the Metal sector dragged the index, IT, Pharma, and Realty managed to post healthy gains, reflecting selective sectoral strength.
  • The day’s bounce from moving average support signals a stabilizing sentiment, with potential for further upside if follow-through

Can we do similar analysis for Bank Nifty

Hi @prateek.kabra welcome to the community!
Thanks for the suggestion! We’ll definitely consider doing a similar analysis for Bank Nifty in the upcoming posts.

7th July, 2025 NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty held its 10 EMA and the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement zone, ending the day flat within a narrow range.
  • Futures premium stayed firm at 80 points, and the 25,450 straddle closed at ₹233, hinting at a low-volatility setup.
  • FMCG outperformed with over 1% gains, while IT and metal sectors dragged due to selling pressure.
  • Market breadth turned negative, with only 22 Nifty stocks and 199 Nifty 500 names ending in the green.
  • Despite the flat close, the overall tone remained cautious, reflecting broader weakness beneath index stability.

8th July, 2025 NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Confluence support holds as Nifty rebounds from the 10 EMA and 23.6% Fibonacci retracement zone, now just 0.5% away from its recent swing high.
  • Futures premium rises from 79 to 100, reflecting a pickup in bullish sentiment.
  • Momentum remains strong with RSI above 60 on the daily chart and 26 out of 50 Nifty stocks ending in the green.
  • Volatility eases further as India VIX closes at its lowest level since October 2024, signaling reduced market anxiety.
  • Sectoral performance stays mixed, with realty leading the gains while pharma emerged as the top loser.

9th July, 2025 NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty closes on a soft note, shedding 46 points, while futures premium cools off from 102 to 71 points—hinting at mild selling pressure toward the close.
  • Underlying trend stays bullish, with the index comfortably above key 50, 100, and 200 EMAs and RSI holding strong above 60 on both daily and weekly charts.
  • Market breadth narrows, as only 22 Nifty 50 stocks advanced, though the broader Nifty 500 saw 262 stocks end in the green.
  • Sectoral action was mixed, with FMCG leading gains up 0.80%, while Realty and Metal sectors slipped over 1.4%.

10th July, 2025 NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty posts its weakest close in 10 sessions, falling 121 points (0.47%) and breaking below the 10 EMA for the first time in 14 sessions.
  • Futures premium shrinks to just 59 points, indicating a softening of near-term sentiment.
  • The index breaks below the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement, with the next key support seen near the 38.2% level at 25,200–25,220.
  • Breadth weakens as only 55% of Nifty stocks remain above the 20 EMA, sharply down from 61% in the previous session.
  • Sectoral action remained muted, with only Realty and Metals ending in the green; PSU Banks and IT stocks fell over 0.75% each, while Maruti and IndusInd outperformed, and Bharti Airtel and Asian Paints lagged.

11th July, 2025 NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty Breakdown: The index cracked over 200 points, slipping below its 10- and 20-day EMAs for the first time in 15 sessions, with open interest rising 4.5%—the highest this week—signaling aggressive short build-up.
  • Fibonacci Level Breached: Nifty moved below the key 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level, marking a notable technical breakdown.
  • Market Breadth: Broader market participation was weak—only 24% of Nifty stocks closed in the green, with Sensex and Nifty 500 both showing just 27% advances.
  • EMA Structure Deteriorates: Just 22% of stocks are trading above their 5 EMA, 27% above 10 EMA, and 39% above 20 EMA, while 73% remain above the 100 EMA.
  • Stock Action: HUL gained over 4.5% to lead the pack, followed by strength in SBI Life, while TCS fell more than 3%, and M&M and Hero MotoCorp declined over 2.5%.