NIFTY opened at 24,292.7, dipped to a low of 24,250.0 by late morning on fresh short building, then spent the rest of the session grinding back up to close at 24,341.9, up 60.0 points (+0.25%) — a session that recovered almost all of its early damage without ever making a dramatic move.
NIFTY opened at 24,399.5, pushed briefly to 24,430.0, then sold off the rest of the session down to 24,260.0 before closing at 24,281.9, down 147.2 points (-0.60%) — a close that landed below the day's own value area, continuing this week's pattern of failed pushes higher.
NIFTY opened at 24,540.0 and pushed to a new high of 24,573.5 within the first bars, then sold steadily all session down to 24,405.1, closing at 24,420.0 — technically up 85.5 points (+0.35%) versus Tuesday's close, but a session that gave back its entire opening strength and then some.
NIFTY opened at 24,176.0, dipped to 24,132.9 — exactly the weekly low — early in the session, then reversed into a sustained short-covering rally that carried price to 24,347.0, a whisker from the weekly high, before closing at 24,333.5, up 123.9 points (+0.51%). The mirror image of Monday's session, in reverse.
NIFTY opened at 24,341.5 — right at the weekly high — and was rejected almost immediately, selling all session down to 24,173.6, a whisker above the weekly low, before closing at 24,188.1, down 97.9 points (-0.40%). A full round trip from one weekly extreme to the other in a single session.
NIFTY opened at 24,325.0 — which turned out to be the high of the day — sold off through the session to a low of 24,254.0 right on S3, then clawed back to close at 24,288.0, down just 5.0 points (-0.02%). A round trip, not a resolution.
NIFTY opened at 24,236.1, jumped straight to a high of 24,352.0 on a genuine short-covering burst, held most of the gain through the session, and closed at 24,290.5 — up 172.9 points (+0.72%), the first clean up day after four straight sessions of lower shelves.
NIFTY opened at 24,152.05 — already below Tuesday's low — pushed to a high of 24,172.85, then ground down to a session low of 24,025.65 before recovering to close at 24,078.30, landing almost exactly on standard pivot S3, down 76.60 points (-0.32%).
NIFTY opened at 24,301.00, barely poked to a high of 24,308.0, then sold off in a straight line all session to a low of 24,209.7 — landing exactly on standard pivot S2 — before closing at 24,216.5, exactly on standard pivot S5, down 176.2 points (-0.72%).
NIFTY opened at 24,400.00, tagged the session high of 24,436.6 — landing almost exactly on the day's CPR Pivot — then a heavy opening sell program dragged price down to 24,288.0, precisely the week's low reference, before an afternoon recovery clawed most of it back into a close of 24,392.7, down just 56.9 points (-0.23%).
I was travelling this week, so this is the whole story in one sitting. NIFTY opened the week at 24,581.25 and closed it at 24,366.00, down 204.65 points (-0.83%) — a week that broke cleanly below July's old high and spent five sessions failing to reclaim it.
NIFTY opened at 24,672.00, briefly pushed to 24,707.00, then sold off through the session to a low of 24,601.00 before closing at 24,651.20, down 88.20 points (-0.36%) — the same "Long Unwinding into Short Build-Up" pattern that showed up earlier this week.
NIFTY opened at 24,687.00 and ground steadily higher through the session, absorbing a genuine midday selling stretch before pushing to a fresh high of 24,758.30 and closing at 24,738.60, up 90.30 points (+0.37%).
NIFTY gapped up to 24,715.00 and briefly ran to 24,740.00 before a sustained morning sell-off dragged it all the way to 24,565.00 — right onto July's old high — before a strong afternoon recovery closed the session at 24,647.70, up 92.10 points (+0.38%).
NIFTY opened at 24,684.80, briefly poked to a marginal new high of 24,697.00, then reversed violently — falling all the way to 24,500.00 before closing at 24,552.30, down 97.10 points (-0.39%), erasing about half of Monday's advance.
NIFTY opened at 24,601.50 and never looked back, running to a session high of 24,689.20 before settling at 24,649.40, up 196.80 points (+0.80%) — one of the strongest single-session moves in recent weeks.
NIFTY opened at 24,407.50, ran to a fresh session high of 24,490.00 — clearing Thursday's weekly-high resistance decisively — before a violent afternoon sell print gave much of it back, closing at 24,452.60, up 94.60 points (+0.39%).
NIFTY opened at 24,265.60, dipped to a low of 24,250.00 in the first minutes, then ran hard to a session high of 24,397.00 — tagging the weekly high almost to the tick — before fading back to close at 24,355.00, up 43.50 points (+0.18%).
NIFTY gapped up roughly 245 points to open at 24,228.00, barely dipped to a low of 24,222.40 despite a violent midday selling flush, and closed at 24,303.00 — exactly at the R4 resistance pivot — up 317.65 points (+1.32%), the strongest close of the recent advance.
NIFTY opened flat at 23,998, pushed to a new high of 24,040 extending the two-day rally, then reversed hard on a wave of afternoon selling to a low of 23,947.60 before closing at 23,983.20, down 44.80 points — the first red close after back-to-back gains.
NIFTY gapped up to open at 23,928, dipped briefly to 23,891 in the first half hour, then spent the rest of the session grinding higher to a high of 24,011 and closing at 23,995 — the second straight day of gains after Friday's low sweep and reversal.
NIFTY gapped down to open at 23,710, extended the week's breakdown to a fresh low of 23,640, then reversed hard — reclaiming Thursday's broken support and closing at 23,830, near the day's high. The first close-near-the-top session in five days.
NIFTY opened at 23,880, rallied to 23,996 early, reversed hard to a fresh low of 23,808 — below every level this week's breakdown had established — then recovered back to close at 23,886, essentially flat on the day despite a 188-point round trip.
NIFTY opened at 24,134 — almost exactly where Tuesday's support had held — and it didn't hold this time. A session-long slide broke clean through Monday's 23,993.10 flush low, bottoming at 23,945 before closing at 23,983, down roughly 202 points.
NIFTY opened at 24,280 and never traded a point higher. From there it was a session-long slide straight into last week's carried-over support band, bottoming at 24,135 before a partial recovery into a 24,185 close — down 151.1 points on the day.
The question Friday left hanging — does 24,339.8 hold as support or does the breakout need a retest — got answered the hard way. NIFTY sold off sharply to a session low of 23,993.10, then reversed in a clean V to a fresh high of 24,364.90, before settling back to consolidate near 24,269.
Three sessions I owe you in one sitting. NIFTY spent Wednesday going nowhere near Tuesday's weekly low, gave back a strong morning rally on Thursday afternoon, then broke the whole range open on Friday with a close at 24,344 — the best print since early July.
No bounce, no relief rally, just steady negative delta from the open. NIFTY slid roughly 180 points off Monday's close, closed near 24,071.5, and finished the session testing the weekly low zone at 24,009-24,030 with cumulative delta sitting deep in the red.
The opening bar looked like the start of a bad day — 11K volume, -3.76K delta, the ugliest print of the session. NIFTY spent the rest of Monday quietly proving it wrong, closing flat at 24,250 with cumulative delta grinding higher into an unresolved Poor High at 24,280.8.
A 9.6K-volume opening drive at 66.49% buy set the tone, and even a violent -1.27K noon sell bar couldn't undo it — NIFTY built its entire Friday value area (24,196.8–24,253.6) clean above Thursday's range (24,026.4–24,125.8), settling near the point of control after a choppy but net-positive session.
NIFTY opened with a 12.17K-volume, +5.53K-delta short-covering surge — the single largest bar of the week — pushed to a fresh Poor High at 24,138, then spent the rest of the session grinding lower, closing at 24,007.6 after an afternoon sell bar erased more than a third of the day's buying effort.
NIFTY opened well under Tuesday's close and never mounted a real recovery, cutting through three separate Poor High shelves from earlier in the week before a two-bar, 30K-volume collapse in the final ninety minutes dragged the close to 23,892.7, within striking distance of the untested weekly low.
NIFTY pushed back up into the 24,515 weekly high — the same level that turned Monday away twice — got rejected again, and then handed back the session's gains on the two largest sell bars of the day, both landing in the final half hour.
NIFTY pushed twice into the weekly high near 24,515 on the session's two biggest buying bars, got turned away both times, and settled the day using Friday's untested Poor High as support instead of resistance.
NIFTY rallied on short covering toward a fresh Poor High near 24,448, then gave almost all of it back on two flagged stacked-imbalance sell bars, closing essentially unchanged near the session low.
Two flagged sell attempts failed to dent a large resting-size cluster near the old Poor High, and NIFTY ground steadily into a fresh, unresolved Poor High by the close.
