On the upside, resistance is expected at 25,150, 26,275, 26,400, and 26,550. Traders should maintain a strict stop loss of 25,750 on a closing basis to protect against downside risk. Given the current market conditions, buying on dips appears to be the most favourable strategy, especially since the Auto Index has shown signs of potential support at lower levels. The technical structure indicates that there is room for a rebound if the index finds stability near its current support levels, and it could aim for higher resistances as buyers step in.
Both the Nifty Auto and Nifty Energy indices offer compelling opportunities for buy-on-dips strategies. The Auto Index has immediate resistance but appears ready to bounce from oversold levels, while the Energy Index is consolidating and could soon break out, offering upside potential for traders.
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