The upcoming general elections in April/May 2024 are expected to add volatility to the Indian markets, keeping investors on their toes
The BSE on Friday announced changes to its Sensex 50, Sensex Next 50 and the BSE 100 index; here's what the charts suggest for select stocks.
According to Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, substantial resistance for the Nifty can be expected between 20,064 and 20,110.
Meanwhile, SBI looks range-bound on charts, while shares of SBI Cards & Payments can pullback up to 7 per cent from present levels.
Given the recent consolidation in the market, select key indicators are flashing signs of caution, hence the benchmark indices are likely to be volatile going ahead.
According to Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, the Nifty FMCG index faces a formidable hurdle between 52,380 - 52,600; a breakout above this range can trigger a fresh wave of buying.
According to Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, Nifty Private Bank index can be bought at existing levels, while one should prefer to buy Nifty Financial Services Index on dips.
This, they believe, is because the electorate votes differently in state and general elections. On their part, the markets, they said, are only looking for a stable regime and policy continuity.
Charts suggest that the bias for the realty stocks is likely to remain favourable as long as they hold these key support levels.
According to Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, the select momentum oscillators on the Nifty IT index have reached oversold zone, thus suggesting a potential rebound in the near term.
Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, recommends initiating short positions on rise on the Nifty metal index with a stop at 6,550.
A closing above 51,480 for Nifty FMCG index would indicate a potential surge in buying activities, encouraging traders to consider selling near this mark
BS BFSI Insight Summit 2023: India is an extremely well explored market. What concerns me is buying a stock at a reasonable valuation, he said
Dr.Reddy's, Apollo Tyres and Jindal Steel are among the five stocks which have seen rollovers of up to 88 per cent to the November series.
The S&P BSE Sensex has lost nearly 3 per cent thus far in October, and down almost 6 per cent from its 52-week high level of 67927.23 hit on September 15, 2023.
Charts suggest that Bajaj Auto can potentially rally up to 7 per cent from present levels, while Bajaj Finance, Bandhan Bank and Wipro can tumble up to 21 per cent.
The Nifty Auto index is exhibiting a bullish trajectory, and can be bought with a stop at 16,436, sugges3ts Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst.
The Nifty FMCG can potentially rally nearly 2 per cent from current levels, to near about 53,625, says Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst.
Charts suggest that shares of oil exploration companies can rally over 16 per cent from present levels.
IT majors - TCS, Infosys and HCL Technologies flagged concerns of slower growth going ahead after announcing the Q2 results in the last two days.