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• Nifty has now declined for five straight weeks — a rare occurrence that signals persistent selling pressure. This pattern reflects broader risk-off sentiment and consistent profit booking at higher levels.
• The rising channel that has guided the Nifty higher over the past few months has been broken decisively on the downside. This invalidates the prior uptrend structure and often marks a change in market behavior.
• Nifty has convincingly slipped below its 50-day exponential moving average. This key average, which often acts as a support in uptrends, is now likely to act as resistance.
• Price is approaching a well-established horizontal support zone near 24,400. This level has previously acted as a pivot. A close below this could lead to further decline toward 24,000 and even 23,800 in the near term.
• The MACD indicator has given a clean bearish crossover with the signal line, and the histogram has turned negative. This typically marks a momentum shift from bullish to bearish and suggests increased likelihood of sustained downside.
• The ADX is currently at 13.09, indicating a low-strength trend. While this doesn’t confirm a strong downtrend yet, it does suggest a lack of conviction on either side.
• The Relative Strength Index is currently at 36 — a bearish reading. It has broken its prior support zone around 45 and is pointing downward. A fall below 30 would indicate oversold conditions.
• Price is now trading below the cloud, while both the Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen lines are sloping downward. The Senkou Span A and B are flat, suggesting a lack of upward momentum.
• Despite intraday recoveries, the index is consistently facing rejection in the 25,000–25,200 range. This zone aligns with the 50 EMA and previous breakdown levels. A breakout above this band with strong follow-through is essential.
• Conclusion:
  To sum up, Nifty is under clear technical pressure. Multiple indicators — from trendlines and moving averages to oscillators like RSI and MACD — point to a weakening structure. If the index breaches 24,400 decisively, expect further drift toward 24,000–23,800. For any signs of revival, bulls need to reclaim 25,000–25,200 on a closing basis. Until then, the risk remains tilted to the downside, and positional traders should maintain a cautious outlook.

• Nifty has posted four consecutive weekly declines, reflecting growing bearish sentiment. The failure to attract sustained buying even after brief recoveries suggests that the short-term uptrend has likely paused.
• The 25,000–25,200 range has now emerged as a strong supply zone. Despite multiple intraday attempts, the index has been unable to hold above this psychological level.
• Nifty is currently hovering near a key short-term support at 24,500, marked by a previous demand zone and horizontal support. A breakdown below this may open the door toward the broader support cluster between 24,100–23,900.
• The Relative Strength Index has slipped to 40.71, now below the neutral 50 mark. This shift implies weakening bullish momentum, and suggests sellers are gaining control.
• ADX at 15.67 reflects a lack of strong trend, and indicates sideways to weak downward bias. The declining nature of the ADX line reinforces that current market moves lack conviction.
• The MACD has slipped into negative territory, with a bearish crossover below the signal line, and histogram values deepening in red.
• Price action is nearing the lower edge of the Ichimoku cloud, a key dynamic support zone. If Nifty decisively breaks below this cloud, it would indicate a trend reversal and attract further selling pressure.
• Nifty has broken below its 20-DMA, which has provided reliable support in recent months. This breach adds weight to the short-term bearish view and will likely prompt more unwinding unless the index reclaims this level swiftly.
• A visible formation of lower highs and lower closes on both daily and weekly timeframes marks a classic sign of trend exhaustion. Unless Nifty surpasses the last swing high convincingly, the index may continue forming lower levels.
• Conclusion:
  Nifty is showing signs of exhaustion after multiple failed attempts to scale above 25,000. The broader trend remains intact but near-term momentum has clearly weakened. As long as Nifty stays below the 25,200 mark, upside remains capped. A decisive breach below 24,500 could intensify the correction toward 24,100–23,900. Indicators like RSI, MACD, and ADX support a cautious-to-bearish stance in the short term.

• The index attempted multiple times to sustain above the upper band of resistance but failed to attract follow-through buying. Price action shows upper wicks and reversals near 25,250-25,400 zone, suggesting active supply and short-term profit booking by market participants.
• Despite intraday moves above 25,000, the index has failed to close above this level on a weekly basis. This inability reflects indecision and raises caution for bulls. Sustained trade below  25,000 mark increases the probability of a deeper pullback.
• This range coincides with recent swing lows, horizontal supports, and also aligns with the mid-point of the upward channel. A break below 24,700-24,500 zone may extend the decline toward 24,100–23,900, which is the next demand area.
• The ADX is below 15, indicating a weak directional trend. This suggests a lack of strong momentum from either bulls or bears, and often precedes a consolidation phase or trend reversal depending on the follow-up move.
• The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has cooled off and is trending flat below the midline (50). This loss in momentum without reaching overbought territory reflects distribution rather than healthy profit-taking.
• While the price remains above the Ichimoku Cloud, which is generally bullish, the base and conversion lines have started to flatten. This suggests a pause or loss of acceleration in the prevailing trend. The cloud is thinning ahead, indicating possible volatility.
• Nifty continues to move within its medium-term rising channel. However, the recent candles are showing upper wicks and smaller real bodies, which often indicates supply on rise and loss of strong buyer conviction at higher levels.
• A decisive breakout above 25,800 will invalidate current weakness and resume the bullish structure toward fresh highs. A break below 24,500 will intensify selling, potentially dragging the index to 24,100–23,900. For now, the index is in a no-trade zone unless it gives directional confirmation beyond these critical levels.
• The index has breached the 10-day EMA envelope, a key short-term dynamic support zone, which suggests the trend may be undergoing a short-term shift or cooling off
• Multiple indecisive to bearish candles near the recent highs indicate distribution, with price rejection visible above the 25,270–25,300 zone
• The 14-day RSI has slipped to 48.75, losing its grip above the neutral 50 mark, indicating weakening momentum and increased vulnerability to further downside.
• While +DI at 24.06 still remains above -DI at 24.14, the spread has sharply narrowed. Combined with a low ADX at 20.15, this indicates a fading trend and rising chances of a consolidation or minor reversal.
• The MACD histogram remains in green territory, currently at +150.56, but has begun to flatten, hinting at slowing upside traction.
• Price is now hovering just above the 25,100–25,000 zone — a region that has acted as short-term support in recent weeks and is being retested.
• Failure to hold the support zone this week could lead to deeper retracement, possibly toward 24,600 or lower, as bullish conviction appears to be waning.
• Unless Nifty stabilizes above 25,100, the short-term trend may flip in favor of bears. A close below 25,000 could trigger broader unwinding.

• Conclusion:
  Nifty has slipped below the 10-day EMA envelope and registered two successive weekly losses, signaling caution. The index must hold 25,100–25,000 in the upcoming week to avoid triggering further downside toward 24,600. Momentum indicators are softening, and traders may adopt a wait-and-watch stance unless strength returns above 25,270.

• Nifty ended the week at 25,149.85, down 205 points, marking its second consecutive weekly decline—a signal that bullish momentum is clearly under stress.
• The index has breached the 10-day EMA envelope, a key short-term dynamic support zone, which suggests the trend may be undergoing a short-term shift or cooling off.
• Multiple indecisive to bearish candles near the recent highs indicate distribution, with price rejection visible above the 25,270–25,300 zone
• The 14-day RSI has slipped to 48.75, losing its grip above the neutral 50 mark, indicating weakening momentum and increased vulnerability to further downside.
• While +DI at 24.06 still remains above -DI at 24.14, the spread has sharply narrowed. Combined with a low ADX at 20.15, this indicates a fading trend and rising chances of a consolidation or minor reversal.
• The MACD histogram remains in green territory, currently at +150.56, but has begun to flatten, hinting at slowing upside traction.
• Price is now hovering just above the 25,100–25,000 zone — a region that has acted as short-term support in recent weeks and is being retested.
• Failure to hold the support zone this week could lead to deeper retracement, possibly toward 24,600 or lower, as bullish conviction appears to be waning.
• Unless Nifty stabilizes above 25,100, the short-term trend may flip in favor of bears. A close below 25,000 could trigger broader unwinding.
• Conclusion:
  Nifty has slipped below the 10-day EMA envelope and registered two successive weekly losses, signaling caution. The index must hold 25,100–25,000 in the upcoming week to avoid triggering further downside toward 24,600. Momentum indicators are softening, and traders may adopt a wait-and-watch stance unless strength returns above 25,270.

• Despite strong intraday moves, Nifty has yet to deliver a weekly close above the 25,500 mark — a key resistance level that has capped upside momentum for two weeks in a row.

• The latest daily candle signals hesitation near resistance, with prices closing at 25,461.00, barely changed despite testing intraday highs of 25,470.25.

• The RSI at 61.01 continues to indicate strength, but its flattening suggests short-term momentum may be stalling just below critical resistance.

•  Nifty remains well above its short-term and medium-term moving averages. The broader bullish structure remains intact, supported by higher highs and higher lows.

• The +DI at 28.45 stays elevated above the -DI at 21.29, suggesting bullish bias persists. However, the ADX at 18.38 indicates that trend strength is modest and may need a catalyst to accelerate.

•  MACD histogram continues to stay in positive territory with a reading of +216.08, indicating sustained bullish momentum, albeit without fresh acceleration.

• The index appears to be consolidating just below resistance, possibly forming a base before the next leg higher — provided it breaks decisively above 25,500.

• The rising support zone at 25,000 has acted as a cushion for the past few sessions and is likely to serve as the immediate downside reference level.

• A weekly close above 25,500 would mark a significant breakout and likely open the path toward 25,800–26,000 in the short term.

• After nearly seven weeks of sideways consolidation, NIFTY has registered a clean breakout above the 25,200 barrier, closing at 25,637.80 — a clear sign of renewed bullish momentum.
• The index printed a new 52-week high of 25,654.20, reinforcing market conviction and strengthening the current uptrend.
• The 14-day RSI at 67.72 indicates rising momentum, comfortably positioned in bullish territory, yet below overbought levels — leaving room for further upside.
• The +DI at 36.93 remains significantly above -DI at 16.00, reflecting a strong positive directional move. The ADX at 18.12, while modest, hints at a trend in the early stages of development.
• MACD histogram continues to rise, with a reading of +205.30, highlighting sustained positive price action and continuation of the bullish structure.
• Price remains firmly above the key exponential moving averages (20/50/100/200), underscoring the technical strength of the trend. The slope of the short-term averages continues to point upward.
• The breach of the 25,500 mark — a psychologically important level — indicates improved sentiment and broader acceptance of higher valuations.
• With the breakout confirmed, the next zone of resistance is now seen at 25,800–26,000, where previous price extensions and round-number resistance align.
• The former resistance range of 25,200–25,000 will now act as the immediate support zone. Holding above this level will be critical to sustain the ongoing trend.

• NIFTY ended the week on a strong note at 25,112.40, gaining +319.15 points (+1.29%), indicating bullish momentum and a
  successful breakout attempt from recent consolidation.
• The index approached the previous swing high of 25,116.25. A sustained move above this level will confirm the breakout
  and open up higher targets.
• The zone of 25,000–25,200 now acts as immediate support. Holding above this level in the coming week is essential for the
  continuation of the uptrend.
• The breakout was backed by higher-than-average volume (574.58M), indicating strong participation and conviction from
  market participants.
• The RSI at 59.09 reflects healthy momentum, staying well below overbought levels and suggesting room for further upside.
• The ADX stands at 13.25, indicating that while the trend is positive, it is not yet strongly established. A rise in ADX in the
  coming days would further validate bullish strength.
• The +DI remains well above -DI, showing that buyers are still in control of the price action despite a relatively soft ADX
  reading.
• The MACD histogram remains in green territory, showing that upside momentum persists, though fresh expansion is needed
  for aggressive follow-through.
• Key Support Level at 24,400While immediate support lies at 24,962–24,785, a break below 24,400 would invalidate the
  bullish bias and could trigger a near-term corrective move.
• For the coming week, NIFTY must hold above the 25,000–25,200 zone to maintain upward momentum. If it manages to
  sustain these levels, we could see continued call unwinding and a push toward 25,350–25,500. However, a decisive move
  below 24,400 would negate the bullish view and warrant caution.

• NIFTY 50 closed the session at 24,718.60, down 169.60 points, after opening nearly 450 points gap-down, clearly rejecting the critical resistance at 25,116.

• The index continues to face strong supply near 25,100–25,150. Multiple rejection wicks suggest that bulls are losing momentum near this zone.

• With a decisive close below 24,750 and a breakdown from the recent consolidation zone, NIFTY may now enter a broader sideways-to-negative range between 24,530–25,100.

• Key supports lie at 24,537–24,630, marked by previous swing lows and high-volume nodes. A breach below 24,530 may trigger further downside toward 24,200 and even 23,800.

• RSI likely heading below 55, showing fading bullish momentum. MACD Histogram is flattening, suggesting exhaustion in upward momentum.

• ADX may continue to flatten, signaling weakening trend strength unless bulls regain control above 25,100.

• On the options front, heavy call writing seen at 24,900 & 25,000, indicating a strong near-term resistance zone.

• Put support is visible at 24,500, which remains the immediate downside cushion.

Conclusion:
The structure has weakened with a decisive rejection from the 25,116 zone. As long as 24,530 holds, the index may witness sideways consolidation. However, any breach below that may open the gates for deeper retracement. Sustaining above 25,000 is essential for bulls to regain momentum.