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MIDCPNIFTY TECHNICAL LEVEL & DERIVATIVE ANALYSIS

MIDCPNIFTY BULLISH BREAKOUT ZONE 14400 MIDCPNIFTY BEARISH BREAKOUT ZONE 14200 OPEN INTEREST UPDATES IN OPTION CHAIN: HIGHER OPEN INETEREST SEEN @ 14400 CALL & 14300 PUT. AS PER DATA ANALYSIS MARKET LOOKS RANGE BOUND TO MILD POSITIVE. AS PER OPTION CHAIN ANALYSIS 14400 LOOKS STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL. MAXIMUM CALL OPTION SELLING SEEN @ 14400 CALL AND 14200 WILL BE KEY SUPPORT LEVEL FOR MIDCPNIFTY MAXIMUM PUT WRITING SEEN @ 14200 PUT. TODAY HEAVY RECOVERY SEEN IN ELECTRONIC SECTOR, POWER SECTOR AND REAL ESTATE SECTOR. BUT REAL ESTATE SECTOR STILL LOOKS BEARISH SO BETTER TO AVOID AND FOR SHORT TERM PURPOSE INSURANCE SECTOR IS LOOKING GOOD STILL OVERALL MARKET FUNDAMENTAL STILL WEAK SO BETTER TO AVOID POSITIONAL BUYING.

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MOMENTUM MANTRA DAILY RUN-UP 📅 15 September, 2026

MOMENTUM MANTRA DAILY RUN-UP 📅 15 September, 2026 🔥 Market Recovery: Can Nifty Sustain the Bounce? 📉 Market Recap Nifty opened with a 208-point gap-down at 23,270, tracking weak global cues as Brent crude surged to $107 per barrel, triggering a sell-off in global equities and a sharp rise in bond yields. The index remained under pressure initially before recovering towards 23,340, while easing oil prices on reports of efforts for a temporary Iran–US deal triggered a sharp recovery around 2 PM, pushing Nifty above 23,400 and briefly towards 23,440. Nifty eventually settled at 23,398.10, recovering nearly 160 points from the day’s low but still ending around 80 points below the previous close. 📈 Nifty Key Levels ▪️ Support: 23,325 | 23,230 ▪️ Resistance: 23,465 | 23,570 💰 FII/DII Flow ▪️ FII: Net outflow of ₹930.90 crore ▪️ DII: Net inflow of ₹1,968.47 crore 📊 Options Positioning ▪️ The maximum Call OI is observed at 23,800, followed by 23,700, indicating potential resistance in the 23,700–23,800 zone. ▪️ The maximum Put OI is observed at 23,300, followed by 23,200, suggesting support in the 23,200–23,300 zone. ▪️ Max Pain: 23,450 – likely to act as the near-term equilibrium level for Nifty. ▪️ Based on PCR (1.01) and OI positioning, Nifty may remain range-bound between 23,300–23,800, with the higher-side range of 23,700–23,800 and lower-side range of 23,200–23,300. Source: NSE India 🏭 Sectoral Outlook 🟢 Bank Nifty – Positive Bias 🟢 PSU Bank – Positive Bias 🟢 Pharma – Positive Bias 🟢 Metal – Constructive 🟢 Energy – Constructive 🟢 Auto – Positive Bias 🟢 Realty – Constructive 🚫 F&O Ban List

DAILY RUN-UP MOMENTUM MANTRA 📅 10 September 2026

DAILY RUN-UP MOMENTUM MANTRA 📅 10 September 2026 🎯 Nifty Under Pressure as US Yields Hit 3-Year Highs: What’s Next? 🔔 Opening View Indian markets are likely to open on a negative note, with GIFT Nifty trading near 23,493.50, down 58.70 points (-0.25%) from the previous close. Escalating US–Iran tensions, attacks around the Strait of Hormuz and rising crude oil prices are keeping global risk sentiment under pressure. 📉 Market Recap Nifty opened with a 116-point gap-down amid a sharp rise in crude oil prices of around 3%. The index remained highly volatile, breaking both the day’s high and low, while a recovery attempt towards 23,570 failed to sustain at higher levels. Renewed selling pressure pushed Nifty lower, with the index eventually closing at 23,441. 📈 Nifty Key Levels ▪️ Support: 23,320 | 23,230 ▪️ Resistance: 23,580 | 23,640 💰 FII/DII Flow ▪️ FII: Net outflow of ₹582.99 crore ▪️ DII: Net inflow of ₹1,509.04 crore, indicating continued domestic buying despite marginal FII selling pressure. 📊 Options Positioning ▪️ The maximum Call OI is observed at 24,000, followed by 23,700, indicating potential resistance in the 23,700–24,000 zone. ▪️ The maximum Put OI is observed at 23,500, followed by 23,400 and 23,300, suggesting support in the 23,400–23,300 zone. ▪️ PCR: 0.76 | Max Pain: 23,600 ▪️ Based on PCR and OI positioning, Nifty may remain range-bound between 23,300–23,700, with 23,700–23,800 as the higher-side range and 23,300–23,400 as the lower-side range. Source: NSE India 🏭 Sectoral Outlook 🟢 Bank Nifty – Positive Bias 🟢 PSU Bank – Positive Bias 🟢 Pharma – Positive Bias 🟢 Metal – Constructive 🟢 Energy – Constructive 🟢 Auto – Positive Bias 🟢 Realty – Constructive 🚫 F&O Ban List

MOMENTUM MANTRA DAILY RUN-UP 📅 09 September 2026

MOMENTUM MANTRA DAILY RUN-UP 📅 09 September 2026 🎯 Brent Nears $100 Amid Iran Tensions: Can Nifty Hold? 🔔 Opening View Indian markets are likely to open on a negative note, with GIFT Nifty trading near 23,665.00, down 84.60 points (-0.36%) from the previous close. Escalating US–Iran tensions, attacks around the Strait of Hormuz and rising crude oil prices are keeping global risk sentiment under pressure. 📉 Market Recap Nifty opened with a 36-point gap-down at 23,743, tracking weak global cues amid a sharp rise in oil prices, with Brent crude nearing $100 per barrel. The index came under immediate pressure, falling below 23,700, while recovery attempts failed to sustain, and persistent selling pressure pushed Nifty below 23,650 after 1 PM, with the index touching the 23,625–23,630 zone around 1:45 PM. 📈 Nifty Key Levels ▪️ Support: 23,525 | 23,475 ▪️ Resistance: 23,750 | 23,850 💰 FII/DII Flow ▪️ FII: Net outflow of ₹123.19 crore ▪️ DII: Net inflow of ₹1,349.64 crore 📊 Options Positioning ▪️ The maximum Call OI is observed at 24,000, followed by 23,800, indicating potential resistance in the 23,800–24,000 zone. ▪️ The maximum Put OI is observed at 23,500, followed by 23,600, suggesting support in the 23,500–23,600 zone. ▪️ PCR: 0.72 | Max Pain: 23,650 ▪️ Based on PCR and OI positioning, Nifty may remain range-bound between 23,600–24,000, with 23,800–24,000 as the higher-side range and 23,500–23,600 as the lower-side range. Source: NSE India 🏭 Sectoral Outlook 🟢 Bank Nifty – Positive Bias 🟢 PSU Bank – Positive Bias 🟢 Pharma – Positive Bias 🟢 Metal – Constructive 🟢 Energy – Constructive 🟢 Auto – Positive Bias 🟢 Realty – Constructive 🚫 F&O Ban List

Semicon 2.0 Expansion: India's Mega Semiconductor Drive

The government has officially notified the Semicon 2.0 scheme with an outlay of ₹1.27 lakh crore ($13.31 billion) to accelerate India’s domestic semiconductor ecosystem. Union Minister for Electronics and IT Ashwini Vaishnaw highlighted that India is positioned to capture nearly 10% of the global semiconductor market, evolving into a critical player across the global value chain from wafer fabrication to finished chip production. Demonstrating rapid progress in workforce development, the country trained 85,000 semiconductor engineers in just four years—surpassing its original 10-year goal—and has now targeted the training of an additional 100,000 engineers. Global industry confidence continues to strengthen, driven by swift project execution under the initial Semicon 1.0 program, policy predictability, ease of doing business, and a burgeoning technical talent pool. Semicon 2.0 is designed to establish India as an indispensable long-term anchor for global chip supply chains over the next five decades, with the initiative expected to generate 50,000 to 60,000 direct jobs. Demonstrating decentralization and operational speed, engineering students from Tier-II and Tier-III cities have already designed over 250 chips, while select commercial projects achieved production within 13 months of groundbreaking alongside regulatory approvals granted in as few as 90 days. Administered by the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) with technical assistance from C-DAC, the updated framework expands fiscal and infrastructure support across six core pillars spanning design, fabrication, ATMP/OSAT packaging, manufacturing equipment, raw materials, R&D, and skill development.