Infosys stock is seen trading with a weak bias, below the key moving averages on the daily and weekly charts; Key support for the stock stands at ₹1,348. What to expect?
Aavas Financiers stock can potentially crack to ₹1,281 levels, implying a downside risk of nearly 20 per cent from here owing to the formation of 'Death Cross' pattern, suggests the daily chart.
Auto stocks - Maruti, Mahindra & Mahindra and Hyundai Motor were in focus on Monday amid price cut buzz on lower GST rates, and have gained up to 49% in FY26. Here's a technical check on auto shares.
Ashok Leyland, Dixon Technologies and NMDC are among the top stock picks by Rajesh Bhosale of Angel One
Apart from Nifty, 1 in every 4 stocks traded on NSE on Sept 4 recorded the day's high at open, and closed near the day's low; thus forming a 'Bearish Marubozu' candlestick pattern on the daily chart.
Silver outlook continues to remain constructive on rate cut expectations, huge ETF inflows, elevated geopolitical and economic risks. Strength in gold bodes well for silver.
On the technical side, charts are crystal clear. Gold recently broke out of a bullish pole-and-flag pattern on the weekly time-frame, a setup that often precedes strong continuation rallies.
Gold outlook: As the Fed Chair Powell's focus has shifted from inflation to the weakening US job market, the US monthly job report will be critical for gold for short-term trading.
Bata India, Trent, Colgate stocks are seen nearing the long-term 200-DMA after a gap of up to 9 months; tech charts suggest these 3 stocks can potentially gain up to 12% from here.
Technical chart indicates that the short-term bias for the Nifty is likely to remain tepid as long as the index quotes below 25,065 levels.
Markets edged higher and gained over half a percent, supported by optimism surrounding the GST Council meeting.
Recently Nykaa stock had given a breakout on the weekly charts with high volumes. In last few days the stock gradually moved higher and showed relative strength when the markets were correcting.
Samman Capital stock outlook: The stock has gained investor attention on inclusion in the F&O segment; tech charts however hint at strong resistance for the stock in the ₹144 - ₹149 range.
Apollo Tyres has given a breakout from its Inverse Head and Shoulders pattern. The stock closed with a positive bias on higher volumes, indicating strong buying interest.
Strong ongoing rally in Chinese equities is mostly positive for the grey metal. CSI33 Index has rallied over 27 per cent from its April low.
Gold outlook: Spot gold continues to find robust support from a confluence of macroeconomic factors, chief among them being the rapidly deteriorating fiscal landscape in major economies.
Nifty failed to surpass the nearest resistance of its 5-day DEMA (24613) on a closing basis. However, the fall from the highs is not a definitive sign that the bullish momentum has completely faded.
Indian Hotels is aggressively expanding its presence in India's hospitality sector through its 'Accelerate 2030' roadmap, targeting growth in the midscale segment.
HBL Engineering, Godfrey Phillips, Ola Electric, Sarda Energy and Uno Minda gained over 20% in Aug. In general, 20% gain is considered a bullish sign; here's a technical check on these 5 stocks.
CIAN Agro's board is scheduled to meet on September 2, 2025 to present its 38th Annual Report, fix date for the Annual General Meeting and consider a proposal for shifting its registered office.