🚀 VAML The stock price previously dipped below its consolidation range and is currently attempting to rebound from levels just below the former support zone 📈 Current Price: ₹418 🔥 Resistance: ₹430 – ₹440 (the area previously broken below) 🎯 Targets: ₹460 → ₹480 💡 Ideal Pullback Zone: ₹405 – ₹412 🛡️ Support: ₹400 – ₹390 📊 MACD remains below the zero line (-2.21 / -7.53) | Volume at 9-day SMA: 3.4 million This stock has a short trading history; after hitting a new low and stabilizing, a breakout above ₹430 could unlock significant upside potential!

🚀 #RADICO — Buy ​​Watchlist The stock has rebounded from its September lows and is currently approaching the previous resistance zone. 📈 Current Market Price (CMP): ₹4,551 🔥 Resistance Levels: ₹4,600 – ₹4,700 (followed by the swing high near ₹4,800) 🎯 Target Price (TGT): ₹4,700 → ₹4,850 💡 Ideal Buy-on-Dip Zone: ₹4,480 – ₹4,520 🛡️ Support/Stop-Loss (SL) Zone: ₹4,400 – ₹4,300 📊 MACD histogram has turned green (4.46 / 12.21) — indicating a bullish crossover 📦 9-day Volume Simple Moving Average (SMA) is 126k — volume levels are average during this rally

India's Sensex index fell 775.88 points, or 1.04%, to close at 74,052.37; the Nifty index dropped 251.60 points, or 1.07%, to 23,195.20. Approximately 1,401 stocks advanced, 2,365 declined, and 164 remained unchanged.

Indian stock markets remain under pressure due to factors such as US-Iran tensions, high crude oil prices, sell-offs by foreign portfolio investors, and the depreciation of the rupee. Rising crude oil prices have driven up India's import costs and sparked inflation concerns, while the rupee's depreciation has increased input costs for companies. Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) withdrew approximately ₹141.16 billion in the first half of September, further exacerbating market pressure. High US Treasury yields have dampened global risk appetite, while concerns regarding IT sector earnings and global economic growth have further weighed on investor sentiment. Bears are expected to challenge the 23,200 support level. A breach of this level could see the Nifty 50 index testing the critical support zone of 23,100–23,000. On the upside, however, 23,500 remains a key resistance level to watch. Given that the Nifty 50 index continues to trade below all key moving averages—all of which are trending downward—the market is expected to remain cautious and likely range-bound in the near term. While momentum indicators suggest a slight easing of bearish momentum, there are no signs of a trend reversal yet. Additionally, the US 10-year Treasury yield has surged past 5.1%, and oil prices have climbed back above $100 per barrel. Consequently, bears are expected to challenge the 23,200 support level; a break below this could lead the index to test the critical support zone of 23,100–23,000, while 23,500 remains a key resistance level on the upside. Meanwhile, the Bank Nifty index needs to hold the 56,000 support level; a failure to do so could see it slide to 55,700. On the positive side, experts view the 56,800–57,000 range as a critical resistance zone.

Expectations for interest rate hikes intensify; the US dollar holds near a two-month high: On Thursday, the US dollar remained near a two-month high. Strong manufacturing data had previously reignited inflation concerns and boosted market expectations for future interest rate hikes. Weak demand at US Treasury auctions drove up yields across various maturities, providing further support for the dollar. Gold prices edged lower in early Asian trading as investors assessed the likelihood of further Federal Reserve rate hikes this year. Expectations of higher rates continue to weigh on this non-interest-bearing asset. Oil prices retreated slightly after surging 4% in the previous session. Iran stated it remains willing to resolve its conflict with the US through diplomatic channels; however, significant differences regarding the method of resolution remain, making a near-term breakthrough unlikely. US stocks fell overnight, while the 10-year Treasury yield climbed to its highest level since 2007. Data showed that US business activity accelerated to a more than five-year high in September, driven by a surge in new orders; this heightened market concerns regarding sustained economic growth and the trajectory of interest rates. Driven by various corporate developments, shares of Bharat Dynamics, NTPC, Canara Bank, Waaree Energies, and several other companies are expected to remain in the spotlight on Thursday.

Indian stock market indices closed strongly, with the Nifty index breaching the 23,400 mark. At the close, the Sensex rose 299.17 points (0.40%) to 74,828.25, while the Nifty gained 117.80 points (0.50%) to reach 23,446.80. The broader market maintained upward momentum, with the Nifty Smallcap 100 index outperforming the Nifty Midcap 100. The Nifty Midcap 100 closed 0.70% higher, whereas the Nifty Smallcap 100 rose 0.90%. Market sentiment was positive overall; among Nifty 500 constituents, 349 stocks advanced while 148 declined. From a technical perspective, the daily RSI is hovering near 40 after rebounding from lower levels, indicating a gradual strengthening of momentum. Meanwhile, the MACD line is flattening out at lower levels, suggesting that selling pressure is easing during the current rebound. However, the Nifty remains below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages, and the overall market structure calls for caution. A sustained breakout above these key moving averages is required to confirm a meaningful trend reversal. Looking ahead, the 23,300–23,270 zone is likely to act as a key support level. A sustained drop below 23,270 could trigger fresh selling pressure, potentially pushing the index down toward the 23,150 level. On the upside, the 23,600–23,620 zone serves as immediate resistance. A sustained breakout above 23,620 could spark short-covering and drive the price toward the 23,750 level. We believe the market's current direction is unclear, with traders likely awaiting a breakout. On the upside, the 23,500/75,000 levels remain key resistance points. Clearing this resistance could allow the market to test the 23,600–23,650/75,800–76,000 ranges. On the downside, selling pressure could intensify if the 23,300/74,400 levels are breached. A drop below these levels could see the market test the 23,200–23,150/74,000–73,800 ranges.

🚀 USHAMART — Buy ​​Watchlist The stock price has hit a new high and is currently consolidating slightly below the intraday high. The overall trend maintains a pattern of "higher highs." 📈 Current Market Price (CMP): ₹529 🔥 Resistance: ₹534 – ₹540 (Intraday high / Breakout zone) 🎯 Target Price (TGT): ₹550 → ₹590 💡 Ideal buy-on-dip range: ₹520 – ₹525 🛡️ Support/Stop-Loss (SL) range: ₹510 – ₹500 📊 MACD indicator is in the bullish zone (4.18 / 5.56; green histogram) 📦 9-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) of volume is 538K — volume strongly supports this breakout attempt.

Indian benchmark stock indices rose, with the Nifty index breaching the 23,380 mark. As of 10:00 AM IST, the Sensex was up 175.56 points (0.24%) at 74,704.64, while the Nifty gained 51.15 points (0.22%) to reach 23,380.15. Market breadth was positive, with approximately 2,339 stocks advancing, 1,067 declining, and 161 remaining unchanged. All sectoral indices posted gains—except for IT and Media—with the Metal index rising 1%. The India VIX fell 4%.

🚀 JASH — Buy ​​Watchlist Breakout from the trading range accompanied by high volume. Price is holding above the previous swing high. 📈 Current Market Price (CMP): ₹588 🔥 Resistance: ₹590 – ₹600 (followed by a supply zone near ₹620) 🎯 Target (TGT): ₹620 → ₹650 💡 Ideal Buy-on-Dip Range: ₹570 – ₹578 🛡️ Support/Stop Loss (SL) Range: ₹555 – ₹540 📊 MACD in bullish crossover zone (10.65 / 19.99; green histogram) 📦 9-day Volume SMA is 171K — Significant volume surge on the breakout day strongly supports this upward move.

🚀 ZOTA — Buy ​​Watchlist The stock has staged a strong "V-shaped" recovery since its September lows. The price has now climbed back to a previous resistance level, accompanied by a surge in trading volume. 📈 Current Market Price (CMP): ₹1,360 🔥 Resistance: ₹1,370 – ₹1,400 (followed by the July trading range near ₹1,450) 🎯 Target (TGT): ₹1,450 → ₹1,500 💡 Ideal Buy Zone (on pullback): ₹1,320 – ₹1,340 🛡️ Support/Stop-Loss (SL) Zone: ₹1,280 – ₹1,250 📊 MACD in bullish crossover territory (36.50 / 29.82) 📦 9-day Volume SMA is 30.3K — The latest bullish candle, accompanied by a significant volume spike, confirms the stock's intent to regain lost ground.

On Wednesday, India's benchmark stock indices edged higher, buoyed by gains in Asian markets; however, persistent foreign capital outflows and tensions in the Middle East continued to weigh on market sentiment. From a technical perspective, a "bearish engulfing" pattern has formed on the Nifty 50 daily chart, signaling a weakening of bullish momentum. Market sentiment remains subdued, with immediate support at the 23,300 level; a breach of this mark could see the index slide toward 23,000, while 23,400 acts as immediate resistance. A decisive breakout above 23,400 could pave the way for a move toward 23,600 and beyond. The Sensex rose 131.69 points (0.18%) to close at 74,660.77, while the Nifty gained 39.75 points (0.17%) to end at 23,368.75. Market breadth was positive, with approximately 2,294 stocks advancing, 836 declining, and 140 remaining unchanged. All sectoral indices posted gains—with the exception of IT and Media—led by the Metal index, which rose 1%.

Indian stock markets gave up gains from the previous session, with sharp declines in the technology, financial, and FMCG sectors weighing on benchmark indices. However, the indices subsequently staged a significant rebound from their intraday lows. Domestic markets opened higher, tracking trends in other Asian markets. Yet, as selling pressure intensified during the first half of the trading session, major indices fell by as much as 0.61% to hit intraday lows. A subsequent influx of buying helped the indices recover nearly half of those intraday losses. Despite a more favorable global macro environment—characterized by a sharp pullback in crude oil prices and bond yields—investors remained cautious, uncertain whether the recent drop in oil prices would prove sustainable or provide a lasting boost to market sentiment. Sectoral performance was mixed; the technology, cement, FMCG, public sector bank, oil & gas, and pharmaceutical sectors closed lower, while the media, real estate, chemicals, and metals sectors ended with gains. In the commodities market, Brent crude prices erased early gains of up to 2.5%, falling to $97.8 per barrel; this marked the fifth consecutive day of decline and a two-week low. The drop followed reports suggesting that Iran might reopen the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S. lifts the blockade on Iranian ports.

Major Indian stock market indices closed lower, with the Nifty index slipping below the 23,350 mark. At the close, the Sensex fell 329.91 points (0.44%) to 74,529.08, while the Nifty dropped 85.30 points (0.36%) to 23,329. From a technical perspective, the Nifty index faced resistance in the 23,450–23,500 range and closed below 23,400, indicating a lack of upward momentum. Market breadth failed to sustain the opening gains, and short-term intraday momentum weakened. Immediate support lies at 23,300, followed by 23,200 and 23,000, while the 23,500–23,600 zone remains a key resistance area. The Bank Nifty index needs to hold the 56,000 mark, with resistance situated between 56,500 and 56,800. We believe the 23,300/74,500 and 23,250/74,300 levels remain strong support zones for traders. A hold above these levels could see the market rebound to the 23,500–23,575/75,000–75,300 range. Conversely, a drop below 23,250/74,300 could intensify selling pressure, increasing the likelihood of a decline toward 23,100–23,050/74,000–73,700. Despite softer oil prices and declining bond yields, Indian markets failed to sustain their opening gains due to geopolitical uncertainties and position adjustments ahead of the weekly options expiry; profit-booking at higher levels ensued, with IT stocks leading the decline. The drop in Brent crude prices below $100 has created a favorable environment for the domestic market; however, to regain recovery momentum, the market needs to hold the 23,300-point level and reclaim the 23,500 mark with broader participation. A breach of the 23,300 level could see the decline extend to 23,200, while low volatility may keep short-term trading confined to a range-bound pattern.

NSE IPO allotment results announced today: allotment status can be checked online using the PAN (Permanent Account Number); details include the GMP (Grey Market Premium) and estimated listing price; subscription demand exceeded ₹900 billion.

India's Sensex index fell 98.21 points, or 0.13%, to close at 74,760.78, while the Nifty index dropped 26.65 points, or 0.11%, to 23,387.65. Approximately 1,969 stocks advanced, 1,652 declined, and 194 remained unchanged.

Indices across most sectors rose, reflecting overall market strength. Real estate and chemicals led the gains, while financial services, banking, automobiles, and metals also advanced. Defensive sectors such as pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and fast-moving consumer goods remained relatively stable. The information technology sector significantly lagged behind, and consumer durables and cement also declined, indicating signs of weakness in certain areas despite the generally positive market tone.

India's benchmark stock indices pared some of their opening gains but remained in positive territory, with the Nifty trading at 23,450. As of 9:46 AM IST, the Sensex was up 108.71 points (0.15%) at 74,967.70, while the Nifty rose 43.15 points (0.18%) to 23,457.45. Market breadth was positive, with 2,152 stocks advancing, 1,104 declining, and 171 remaining unchanged. Top gainers among Nifty constituents included Coal India, Interglobe Aviation, Trent, Asian Paints, and Apollo Hospitals; top losers included Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, Cipla, TCS, and Max Healthcare. All sectoral indices traded higher, with the exception of the IT sector, with the real estate index rising 1%.

🚀 AEGISLOG — Buy ​​Watchlist The stock price has recovered to the marked resistance level and is tracking along the rising trendline. Today's high briefly broke above this line. 📈 Current Market Price (CMP): ₹1,488 🔥 Resistance: ₹1,500 – ₹1,530 🎯 Target Price (TGT): ₹1,600 → ₹1,650 💡 Ideal Buy Zone (on pullback): ₹1,450 – ₹1,470 🛡️ Support/Stop Loss (SL) Zone: ₹1,420 – ₹1,380 (Rising Trendline) 📊 MACD in bullish crossover zone (20.48 / 37.74; green histogram) 📦 9-day Volume SMA: 388K — Volume is steady; a decisive close above ₹1,530 should be accompanied by increased volume.

🚀 KUANTUM — Buy ​​Watchlist The stock price has rebounded from its September lows, reclaiming the key ₹80 level. 📈 Current Market Price (CMP): ₹80.3 🔥 Resistance: ₹82 – ₹85 (followed by the August swing high near ₹88–₹90) 🎯 Target Price (TGT): ₹85 → ₹90 💡 Ideal buy-on-dip range: ₹77 – ₹78.5 🛡️ Support/Stop-Loss (SL) range: ₹75 – ₹72 📊 MACD indicator turning upward (0.78 / 0.56) 📦 9-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) of volume is 15.1k — moderate volume, showing strength during recent bullish candles.

Stock Market Update: The Sensex rose 564 points to close near 74,859, while the Nifty 50 gained approximately 68 points to finish above 23,414. A strong afternoon rally boosted the total market capitalization of all stocks listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) by nearly ₹2 trillion, bringing it close to ₹482 trillion. Previously, the Sensex and Nifty had diverged over two consecutive trading sessions; the Sensex closed lower following sharp volatility during the closing auction session (CAS), whereas the Nifty ended higher. Notably, the Sensex outperformed the Nifty today, rising 0.76% compared to the latter's 0.29% gain. Global Market Movements As of 10:50 AM London time, the Stoxx Europe 600 Index was up 1%. S&P 500 futures rose 0.7%. Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 1.1%. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures gained 0.6%. The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index rose 1%. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index climbed 1.4%.

The share allotment results for the Sonaselection India IPO are expected to be finalized today. The public offering, which aimed to raise ₹14.157 billion, was subscribed 2.01 times. Investors can check the allotment status online via the websites of KFin Technologies, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), and the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The stock is expected to list on September 24, 2026.