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MIDCPNIFTY TECHNICAL LEVEL & DERIVATIVE STRATEGY

MIDCP NIFTY BULLISH BREAKOUT ZONE 14720 MIDCPNIFTY BEARISH BREAKOUT ZONE 14540 OPEN INTEREST UPDATES IN OPTION CHAIN: IN INTRADAY HIGHER OPEN INETEREST SEEN @ 14800 CALL & 14700 PUT. AS PER DATA ANALYSIS MIDCPNIFTY LOOKS SLIGHT BEARISH. AS PER OPTION CHAIN ANALYSIS 14800 LOOKS STRONG RESISTANCE LEVEL FOR MIDCP NIFTY. SINCE LAST WEEK DUE TO HIGHER CRUDE OIL PRICES , GEOPOTICAL RISK PROFIT BOOKING SEEN IN MIDCPNIFTY. AS PER CURRENT SET UP AVOID INDEX TRADING AND USE STOCK SPECIFIC APPROACH. UNITED STATES INFLATION WILL DECIDE FURTHER DIRECTION OF MIDCPNIFTY. PHARMA SECTOR , DEFENSE SECTOR ARE LOOKING GOOD FOR MEDIUM TERM AND METAL SECTOR MAY COMPBACK TOMORROW OR DAY AFTER. SO IN METAL SECTOR BUY ON DIPS STRATEGY USEFUL.

Indian Share Market Update — 7 September 2026

Market mood: ⚠️ Cautious / Bearish Nifty 50: around 23,800–23,850 Sensex: around 76,300 Nifty is trading below the important 24,000 zone; analysts see 23,800 as an important near-term support. A sustained break below it could open room toward 23,500–23,600. The Economic Times +1 IT stocks are under pressure, with stronger-than-expected US jobs data increasing expectations of a US rate hike. Reuters Crude oil is elevated near $97/barrel, with Middle-East tensions creating additional pressure on Indian equities and the rupee. Reuters FIIs sold about ₹3,112 crore on Friday, while DIIs bought around ₹8,930 crore, showing strong domestic support but continued foreign selling. The Financial Express ⭐ One Stock in Focus: HDFC Bank

Sensex Drops 250 Points, Nifty Below 23,900; IT Stocks Drag

Sensex Drops 250 Points, Nifty Below 23,900; IT Stocks Drag Stock Market Today Indian equity benchmarks opened Monday’s session on a subdued note, as cautious sentiment, mixed global cues and firm crude oil prices weighed on the market. The Sensex declined 255.18 points, or 0.33%, to 76,260.25, while the Nifty 50 slipped 58.10 points, or 0.24%, to 23,839.60 in early trade. Among the key gainers, BEL (BEL) climbed 0.51%, while Bharti Airtel advanced 0.41%. Eternal gained 0.40%, and !Bajaj Finance rose 0.39%. Meanwhile, IT stocks faced notable selling pressure. Infosys dropped 2.39%, followed by HCL Technologies, which declined 1.86%. TCS eased 1.19%, while Tech Mahindra fell 0.96%. Key Global & Domestic Cues Asian markets traded higher on Monday, but GIFT Nifty remained in the red, pointing to a cautious tone for Indian equities. Crude oil prices stayed elevated, with Brent crude above $96 per barrel. Market participants will track global trends, crude oil prices, precious metals, FII-DII flows, currency movements and stock-specific developments for further direction.

Sensex, Nifty Open Lower; IT Stocks Lead Decline

Sensex, Nifty Open Lower; IT Stocks Lead Decline Indian benchmark indices began Monday’s trading session on a weak note, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid mixed global signals and elevated crude oil prices. The Sensex declined 255.18 points, or 0.33%, to 76,260.25, while the Nifty 50 slipped 58.10 points, or 0.24%, to 23,839.60 during the early trade. Among the notable gainers, Bharat Electronics (BEL) advanced 0.51%, followed by Bharti Airtel, which gained 0.41%. Eternal rose 0.40%, while Bajaj Finance added 0.39%. On the downside, technology stocks witnessed selling pressure. Infosys declined 2.39%, making it one of the biggest losers. HCL Technologies fell 1.86%, while TCS dropped 1.19% and Tech Mahindra slipped 0.96%. Key Global & Domestic Market Cues Asian equity markets were trading higher on Monday; however, GIFT Nifty remained in negative territory, indicating a cautious opening for Indian equities. Meanwhile, crude oil prices continued to stay elevated, with Brent crude trading above $96 per barrel. Investors will closely monitor global market trends, crude oil movements, gold and silver prices, FII-DII activity, currency movements and stock-specific developments for further market direction. Investment in securities market are subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing,

FPI/FII Sector Rotation | August 16–31, 2026 (Equity)

Net Buying 🟢 • Financial Services: +₹3,959 Cr • Healthcare: +₹3,021 Cr • Consumer Durables: +₹2,431 Cr • Information Technology: +₹1,573 Cr • Services: +₹1,193 Cr Net Selling 🔴 • Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels: -₹2,251 Cr • Fast Moving Consumer Goods: -₹1,727 Cr • Telecommunication: -₹1,661 Cr • Automobile & Auto Components: -₹1,299 Cr 👉 Late-August saw a massive text-book defensive rotation as FPIs dumped Energy, FMCG, Telecom, and Auto. 👉 Financial Services and Healthcare stood tall as the preferred safe havens! ................................................................................................................................................................................

RIL & India’s Refining Story: Who Could Benefit

When refining margins strengthen, investors should study earnings sensitivity, business mix, taxation, and sector-wide beneficiaries before drawing conclusions. Imagine the global oil market as a giant highway. When geopolitical disruptions remove refining capacity from the road, fewer refineries are available to process crude. Supply tightens, fuel cracks can strengthen—and refiners with suitable capacity may see better economics. That is the story currently attracting attention around Reliance Industries (RIL) RIL shares rose more than 2% on September 4 after Nuvama highlighted strong O2C conditions and maintained its positive view. The brokerage estimated RIL’s Q2 O2C EBITDA could rise 21% YoY, supported by strong gasoil and ATF crack spreads But here is the important learning point: **one company’s catalyst can become an entire sector’s research theme.** ### 🔎 Nifty 500 stocks to study • **