Stock Market Outlook: 10 Key Insights before opening bell : NIFTY 50 Trade Setup

Date : 28 Jan 2025

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Nifty rebounds from Lower level but 23000 still seems to be strong resistance. The 23,000 level is expected to play an important role in deciding the next move for the Nifty 50 index, according to options data. This level is acting as a key point for both buyers and sellers in the market. Experts believe that the index will likely trade within a broad range of 22,000 to 24,000 until the Union Budget is announced. Investors are waiting for the Budget updates, which could bring significant market movements.

Here are 10 key insights we’ve gathered to help you identify potential profitable trading opportunities:

1. Nifty 50 Chart       

2. Nifty OI (Open Interest)

Open Interest (OI) in the Nifty represents the total number of outstanding derivative contracts, such as futures and options, that have not yet been settled. It’s a crucial metric for analyzing market sentiment, trends, and potential price movements in the Nifty index.

Key points about Nifty Open Interest:

• Rising OI with Rising Price: Indicates fresh buying or bullish sentiment.
• Rising OI with Falling Price: Suggests fresh selling or bearish sentiment.
• Declining OI with Rising Price: Reflects short covering.
• Declining OI with Falling Price: Implies long unwinding.

3. Max Pain & OI Buildup

4. Stocks Under BAN (MWPL) : These securities have exceeded 95% of the market-wide position limit (MWPL), leading to their inclusion in the ban list. During the ban period, traders are permitted to decrease their positions through offsetting trades but are restricted from initiating new positions in these contracts. The ban is lifted only when the open interest falls below 80% of the MWPL.

5. Nifty Moving Average Report

6. Bank Nifty Moving Average Report

7.Nifty Buildup Report : Nifty buildup analysis is a way to assess market sentiment by analyzing open interest (OI) and price movements.

8. Nifty Gainers/Losers Report : Nifty Gainers and Losers” refers to the stocks within the Nifty 50 index that have experienced the highest gains (gainers) or the largest declines (losers) in their stock prices during a specific trading session.

9. Nifty Futures Open Interest

10. Nifty Bank Futures Open Interest

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