Daily NIFTY Chart Insights 📈

24 October, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty slipped below the 25,800 mark, losing 96 points amid pressure in FMCG and banking stocks.
  • Still, the index gained 0.33% for the week, extending its positive streak.
  • Over 70% of Nifty stocks are trading above their 20 & 50 EMA levels, indicating underlying strength in the trend.
  • Hindalco and ICICI Bank topped the gainers’ list, while Cipla and HUL fell over 3% each; RSI at 67 suggests bulls may attempt a recovery.

27 October, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty staged a strong comeback, gaining 171 points to start the week on a positive note.
  • The index confirmed a cup-and-handle breakout on the weekly chart, reinforcing bullish momentum.
  • Derivatives data showed strong put writing at 25,900–25,950, indicating firm support ahead of expiry.
  • PSU Bank, Infra, Realty, Metal, and Bank Nifty led the gains, while Pharma was the sole laggard.
  • PSU Bank index is within 1% of a record high, Metal at new highs, and Infra less than 2% away, reflecting broad-based strength.

28 October, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Volatile Session: Nifty witnessed sharp swings — after a firm start, profit booking pulled it lower, but the index ended nearly flat with a 0.11% loss.
  • Sector Performance: Metals and PSU Banks outperformed, gaining over 1% each, while Realty, IT, and FMCG sectors dragged the index.
  • Technical Setup: RSI stands strong at 62 (weekly) and 70 (daily), with CCI at 102, signaling an overall bullish structure despite mild consolidation.
  • Market Breadth: Over 70% of Nifty 50 stocks continue to trade above their 20, 50, and 100 EMA levels, reflecting broad-based strength.
  • Top Movers: Tata Steel, JSW Steel, and SBI Life led the gainers’ pack, while Bajaj Finserv, Trent, and Coal India were among the major laggards.

29 October, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty advanced 118 points, with futures gaining 170 points, maintaining strength above key EMAs and an RSI above 70.
  • Fresh long build-up was observed with open interest rising over 4%, reflecting bullish undertone.
  • Market breadth remained robust - over 70% of stocks traded above short-term EMAs, and 80%+ stayed above medium-term averages.
  • A total of 33 out of 50 Nifty constituents closed in the green, indicating broad-based participation.
  • NTPC, Adani Ports, and ONGC topped the gainers’ list, while Dr. Reddy’s and Coal India declined over 2%.

30 October, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Index stayed range-bound between 25,700–26,100, ending lower after a weak start.
  • Futures premium narrowed by 26 pts as spot fell 176 pts and futures dropped 201 pts.
  • Short build-up seen with ~8% rise in OI, indicating fresh bearish positions.
  • Realty and Energy managed marginal gains, while Pharma and Financials dragged the index.
  • Top gainers: Coal India, L&T, Hindalco Losers: Dr Reddy’s, Cipla, HDFC Life.

31 October, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty slipped 0.6%, marking its worst close in 8 sessions, and is now down nearly 400 points from recent highs.
  • Futures also broke below the 10-EMA for the first time in 20 sessions, signalling short-term fatigue in momentum.
  • Among sectors, PSU Banks stood tall with gains of over 1.5%, while Metals and Financial Services bore the brunt of the sell-off.
  • Despite the pullback, Nifty ended the month with a strong 4.5% gain, extending its monthly winning streak.

3 November, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Index Action: Nifty ends +0.2% after a strong recovery from intraday lows.
  • Sector Moves: Realty index surges 2%+, while PSU Bank and Pharma gain over 1% each; FMCG remains the sole laggard.
  • Volatility Check: India VIX jumps 4%+, signaling a pick-up in market volatility.
  • Derivatives Data: 25,650 & 25,700 Put strikes see strong OI build-up, indicating near-term support; PCR rises from 0.51 to 0.65.

4 November, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty came under renewed pressure, slipping 166 points and extending its fall to over 500 points from recent swing highs, signaling sustained selling momentum.
  • The technical setup turned weaker, with the MACD indicator flashing a bearish crossover, hinting at further downside potential.
  • Metal and IT stocks led the decline, and all sectoral indices closed in the red, underscoring broad-based weakness and poor market breadth.
  • On the derivatives front, heavy call writing at the 25,600–25,650 strikes points to an aggressive bearish stance among traders.

6 November, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Nifty slipped below the 25,500 mark, logging its worst close in 14 sessions as selling pressure intensified. It formed a bearish candle with a long upper wick, indicating selling on every recovery attempt.
  • The MACD has turned bearish, while RSI cooled to 50 from 72, reflecting fading momentum.
  • The 25,600–25,800 zone saw heavy call build-up, suggesting stiff resistance ahead.
  • IT and Auto indices ended in green, while Metals declined over 2% on sharp selling in Adani Ent, Hindalco, and Jindal Steel.

7 November, 2025, NIFTY Chart Insight

  • Sharp Recovery: Nifty rebounded from intraday lows of 25,318 to close at 25,492, forming a long lower wick -hinting at renewed buying interest and a possible recovery ahead.
  • Market Breadth: Out of 50 Nifty stocks, 29 advanced while 21 declined, showing a mildly positive undertone.
  • Technical Setup: The index staged a bounce after testing its 50-EMA, signaling that near-term support remains intact.
  • Weekly View: Nifty lost 229 pts (–0.89%) on a weekly basis, reflecting a phase of consolidation after recent volatility.
  • Top Movers: Shriram Finance, Bajaj Finance, and Adani Enterprises led the gainers’ list, while Bharti Airtel cracked over 4%, topping the losers’ chart.