ANAND JAMES
Anand James’ weekly market playbook: Nifty, autos, and stocks on his radar
Anand James from Geojit Investments analyzes Nifty's new expiry, noting high contract volumes and volatility. He observes FII shorts capping gains despite GST optimism and DII bullishness. Auto sector's rally may face profit booking, while M&M remains bullish. Top stock picks for the week are TDPOWERYS and FIRSTCRY, with specific targets and stop-loss levels.
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Sensex rallies over 700 pts, Nifty tops 24,900; GST cuts, 4 other drivers behind today's rally
Indian stock markets witnessed a significant surge today. Sensex and Nifty both opened considerably higher. This positive movement follows the government's decision to reduce taxes on various goods under the Goods and Services Tax. The GST overhaul aims to boost consumption ahead of the festive season. Market capitalization of BSE-listed companies also saw a substantial increase.
Sensex slips 100 pts, Nifty below 24,600 as banks & IT weigh ahead of GST meet
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty experienced a decline on Wednesday, primarily influenced by the downturn in banking and IT sectors. Investors exhibited caution in anticipation of the GST council meeting, where potential rate cuts on various goods are expected. The S&P BSE Sensex fell by 0.16%, while the NSE Nifty 50 also dropped by 0.16%.
NSE weekly expiry moves to Tuesday: 10 key things traders must know
Starting August 28, 2025, the NSE has shifted Nifty’s weekly expiry from Thursday to Tuesday, ending a 25-year tradition. This historic move reshapes trading strategies, accelerates weekend time decay, and redistributes volatility. While traders adjust to the change, experts believe it will enhance price discovery, boost BSE volumes, and create new strategic opportunities across India’s derivatives landscape.
Tuesday is the new Thursday for Nifty traders: How expiry day change will rewrite trader strategies
Starting September 2025, NSE will shift Nifty’s weekly F&O expiry from Thursday to Tuesday, marking a major shift in trading dynamics. Mondays become the new “expiry eve,” with weekend risk rising and option strategies needing a reset. Traders must now recalibrate positioning and risk management, as traditional Thursday volatility gives way to a new cycle, impacting volumes and timing.
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BSE shares in focus as NSE moves weekly expiry to Tuesday
BSE shares: NSE has shifted Nifty weekly contract expiry from Thursday to Tuesday, reshaping trading strategies and boosting prospects for Sensex derivatives.
Sensex jumps over 300 pts, Nifty tops 24,500 as IT stocks, banks advance on upbeat GDP, U.S. court's ruling
Indian markets traded higher on Monday, fueled by strong GDP data and a U.S. court ruling on Trump's tariffs. Sensex and Nifty saw gains, particularly in the IT and financial sectors. While India's GDP growth exceeded expectations, concerns remain about the potential impact of U.S. trade policies on future business activity.
Nifty expiry shifts to Tuesday from tomorrow: Why Mondays won't be the same for Nifty option traders
The Nifty derivatives market is set for a major shake-up as weekly expiries move from Thursday to Tuesday starting tomorrow. This shift will reshape trading strategies, with Mondays becoming a high-stakes day due to accelerated time decay in option premiums. Traders must adapt quickly to the new cycle, which introduces a fresh risk-reward equation and heightened Monday activity.
Auto vs consumer stocks ahead of GST Council meet: What to buy? Geojit’s Anand James explains
Foreign institutional investors turned sharply bearish in August, pulling out nearly Rs 35,000 crore from Indian equities—their biggest monthly outflow in 2024. FIIs slashed exposure to financials and IT amid tariff shocks and muted earnings. While some technical indicators suggest a potential rebound in September, broader sentiment remains cautious, with domestic reforms and festive demand offering possible triggers.
Why stock market fell today? 4 key factors behind 706-point Sensex crash, Nifty50 at 24,500
Indian equities experienced a significant downturn on Thursday, with the Sensex and Nifty falling sharply due to the newly imposed U.S. tariffs on Indian imports. Foreign fund outflows and weak global cues further intensified the selloff, erasing substantial market capitalization. Technical indicators also pointed towards continued bearish sentiment, contributing to the overall market decline.
Sensex tumbles over 600 pts, Nifty below 24,800 after U.S. moves to levy steep tariffs
Indian markets declined as the Sensex fell 614 points and the Nifty 50 dropped 0.69%, pressured by potential U.S. tariffs of up to 50% on Indian goods. Financial stocks were particularly affected, with HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank leading the losses. Despite these headwinds and FII selling, strong domestic institutional buying is supporting the market, preventing a significant correction.
Cohance Lifesciences and other pharma stocks jump up to 5% after Jefferies initiates Buy recommendation
Cohance Lifesciences, Divi’s Laboratories, and SAI Life Sciences rallied after Jefferies initiated coverage with ‘Buy’ ratings, citing strong growth prospects in India’s CRDMO sector. The brokerage sees a high-teen revenue CAGR, led by China+1 diversification, pipeline visibility, and demand for diabetes and weight-loss therapies.
Nifty bulls to regroup soon, says Geojit's Anand James. Key levels to watch out for
Geojit Investments' Anand James suggests Nifty's pause is temporary, anticipating a rebound towards 25,200 if it holds above 24,850. He cautions a fall below 24,740 could trigger a deeper decline. He also anticipates Sensex volumes to remain unaffected by the expiry day swap. He recommends buying Engineers India and DCB Bank, setting specific targets and stop-loss levels.
Sensex jumps over 200 pts, Nifty tops 27,900 as Reliance, IT stocks lead rally
Indian stock markets started the week positively. Sensex and Nifty both saw gains at the opening. Reliance Industries and IT sector stocks contributed to this upward trend. This mirrored positive movements in Asian markets. The positive sentiment followed signals from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. He hinted at a possible interest rate cut next month. This boosted investor confidence.
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Why is the stock market down today? Sensex plunges 690 pts, Nifty slips below 24,900; 5 factors behind the slide
Indian indices Sensex and Nifty declined on Friday, ending a six-day rally, as investors grew cautious ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech and new U.S. tariffs on Indian goods. Profit-taking, FII selling pressure, and technical indicators signaling insufficient momentum also contributed to the market's downturn. Investors are closely watching for clarity on potential U.S. interest rate cuts.
Sensex falls over 500 pts, Nifty below 25,000 ahead of Powell’s Jackson Hole speech
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty experienced a decline at the opening on Friday, interrupting a six-day rally driven by optimism surrounding Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms. Investors adopted a cautious stance in anticipation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's policy remarks at the Jackson Hole symposium later in the day.
RIL, bank stocks drive Sensex 300 pts higher, Nifty above 25,100
Indian equity markets traded higher, fueled by gains in Reliance Industries and financial stocks, continuing a five-day rally amid GST cut optimism. The Sensex and Nifty both saw increases, while investors awaited insights from the Federal Reserve's symposium regarding interest rates. Market experts advise vigilance regarding valuations, particularly within the small-cap sector, despite overall positive momentum.
Sensex jumps over 100 pts, Nifty tops 25,000 ; IT stocks rise
Indian markets initially declined due to HDFC Bank and State Bank of India's performance, mirroring a tech selloff on Wall Street. However, indices recovered, influenced by expectations of GST reforms and potential demand boosts in various sectors.
Explained: How Nifty, Sensex may react to Trump-Putin talks and Modi’s GST tax reform on Monday?
Global equities may open positive as Trump and Putin reached an “understanding” on Ukraine, easing tensions. Meanwhile, PM Modi’s GST reforms promise lower rates, boosting consumption, investor sentiment, and potentially driving Indian equities higher in the festive season.
Anand James sees Muthoot Finance shares rallying to Rs 3,000 after breakout on Q1 beat
Geojit’s Anand James sees Muthoot Finance rallying to Rs 3,000 after its Q1 beat and breakout. He shares Nifty’s key levels, PSU bank outlook, and trading ideas like Chalet Hotels and Aster DM. James also highlights caution zones and risk markers for traders.
Sensex rises over 150 pts, Nifty above 24,650; IT, pharma stocks rise
The Indian market mirrored gains seen across Asian markets, though investor caution ahead of Russia-U.S. talks on the Ukraine war kept sentiment in check in a holiday-shortened week.
Sensex jumps over 200 pts, Nifty tops 24,550 on strong global cues; metal stocks rally
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty commenced trading on a positive note, reflecting the upward trend in Asian markets. This surge follows encouraging U.S. retail inflation data, fueling anticipation of a Federal Reserve rate cut in September. Easing domestic price pressures further bolstered investor confidence, contributing to the optimistic market sentiment.
PG Electroplast share price tanks another 15%. Nuvama cuts target prices, analysts warn of more downside
PG Electroplast shares price plummeted after Nuvama downgraded its target price due to weak Q1 results and reduced FY26 guidance. The company cited a challenging start to the year, soft demand, and excess inventory. Technical analysts suggest avoiding bottom-fishing, with further downside likely after the stock broke down from its consolidation phase.
Nifty could see short covering on direct rise above 24,433: Anand James
Nifty experienced a sixth consecutive negative weekly fall, but a potential pullback is anticipated early in the week due to recovery signals after lower Bollinger Band penetrations. While broader markets struggle, PSU Banks show mixed signals with potential support from key stocks like SBI. MAHLOG and CMSINFO are top picks, indicating reversal attempts with bullish patterns and oversold conditions.
Sensex tumbles over 500 pts, Nifty below 24,450 as Trump tariffs fog street sentiments; IT stocks fall
Indian stock markets started Friday on a weak note. This decline followed losses from the previous day. Investor sentiment was affected by U.S. tariffs and continuous selling by foreign investors. The Sensex and Nifty both experienced drops. Certain sectors like IT and finance faced significant selling pressure. Oil and gas stocks, however, showed some gains.
FII long positions lowest in 5 years. Anand James explains how to trade in the week ahead
Indian markets closed July weaker, with FII index futures hitting a five-year low, signaling potential market pain. Experts suggest a cautious outlook for August, citing lower rollover costs for Nifty and Bank Nifty. Bank Nifty faces bearish signals, potentially declining further. Despite PNB Housing Finance's fall, bottom-fishing is risky. Delhivery and ITDCEM are top stock picks, showing bullish reversal signs.
Rs 25,000 crore FII exodus ends Nifty's 4-month bull run but August could be much worse
Indian markets face a potential downturn as the Nifty breaks support levels, ending a four-month rally. Foreign investors have triggered a massive sell-off, compounded by Trump's tariffs and disappointing earnings. Historically, August is a weak month, and analysts warn of further declines. Technical indicators are flashing red, and the rupee's fall adds to the pressure.
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