Daily Stock Market Report: March 04

The consolidation that occurs after a breakout relieves the over-bought levels before continuing the primary trend.

Daily Stock Market Report: March 04

Nifty 50 opened on a positive note with a gap-up of 25.10 pts (+0.11%). However, despite the favorable opening, the index remained range-bound throughout the day.

As the trading day wrapped up, Nifty 50 concluded at 22405.60, with a gain of 27.20 pts or +0.12%.

Key Observations

  • After the breakout, Nifty 50 is currently consolidating in a tight spot.
  • Usually, the consolidation that occurs after a breakout relieves the over-bought levels before continuing the primary trend.


Spot Signals

There were no significant news events that affected the stock prices.

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Quant Signals

Under the most popular configuration:

  • ‘Quick Short’ ended the day almost break-even with +0.02%.
  • While ‘Back Up’ didn’t generate a signal today as it didn’t meet its quantitative metrics.

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Broker Signals

Here is the today's Top position that closed and met its target:

  • TATASTEEL (+21.7% in 5 months)

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Coming back to the report…

Data Points

Nifty

Calls - Strike Price

Puts - Strike Price

Max OI

22500

22200


The highest CE OI is 22500, and the PE is at 22200 levels. This suggests that the markets are expected to revolve around these levels in the upcoming session.

Levels Worth Monitoring Tomorrow

Our outlook for the upcoming session is sideways as long as the index remains confined within the range of 22450 to 22350.

Any dips to 22200 levels will be an opportunity to add long positions. Additionally, a trailing stop-loss can be placed slightly below this level to manage stops for short-term traders.


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