Nifty IT Index is facing significant resistance around the 35,800 mark. The recent correction in the market has initiated a downtrend in near-term, as per Ravi Nathani
As per Ravi Nathani, prevailing indications suggest a higher likelihood of a downward trigger in Nifty Auto given the negative bias in the technical indicators
The optimal trading strategy for risk-tolerant traders involves selling Nifty IT either at the current levels or on upward movements, suggests Ravi Nathani
While demand woes continued to plague the export market, growth was largely on the back of domestic demand
A decisive close above 16,880 is essential to trigger a renewed wave of bullish sentiment in both Nifty Auto and its constituents, said Ravi Nathani
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
As per Ravi Nathani, traders should wait for the correction to complete and start buying Nifty IT index at or near the support level of 29,800
According to Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, Nifty FMCG index stands resilient, and promises potential gains in this nuanced market landscape.
The prevailing bias suggests a positive outlook, emphasizing a buy-on-dips strategy for Nifty Auto and its components, said Ravi Nathani
The pivot level for this month, for example, is at 15,550, further supporting the case for a potential downward move in Nifty Auto index
According to Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, Nifty FMCG index may witness a rebound after finding support at 51,636 and 50,650 levels
The RSI for Nifty Pharma shows a pattern of lower highs and lower lows on the near-term charts; Nifty Auto is in the overbought zone and could see a potential correction
Based on preliminary cash balances, JLR expects to report positive free cash flow of over £400 million in the June quarter.
According to independent market analyst, Ravi Nathani, both Nifty FMCG, and Auto indices hint at a bullish trend in the near-term, and traders can employ sell-on-rise strategy
M&M hit a record high of Rs 1,440.75, up 3 per cent on the BSE
Nifty Financial Services is exhibiting a triangle-shaped pattern, which indicates a period of consolidation and uncertainty, says Ravi Nathani
The Nifty Auto index is expected to underperform in the near future, and the current rally provides an opportune moment to sell the index and its constituents
Nifty Auto, and Nifty FMCG indices are likely to face resistance in the near-term, hence the best trading strategy to adopt is to sell-on-rise, said the technical analyst
According to Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, the Auto index seems trapped in the 12,950 - 12,830 range. Whereas, the FMCG index is expected to face stiff resistance around 47,200.
According to brokerages, Ebitda (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation), is expected to outpace top-line growth, rising up to 22.4 per cent QoQ to Rs 3,466 crore in Q4FY23