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The Nifty closed higher at 25,694.9, up 0.47%, supported by positive global cues and improving sentiment. Optimism grew as India and the U.S. finalized a trade deal, the U.S. government shutdown ended, and markets began pricing in a possible Federal Reserve rate cut.

While global tailwinds lifted confidence, traders remain watchful for confirmation of strength near key resistance zones.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the day’s relief-driven rally, what the India–U.S. trade breakthrough could mean for sectors like exports and manufacturing, and why momentum traders should keep a close eye on rotational plays in the coming sessions.

🎧 Tune in — today’s relief may just be the first sign of a renewed rally.

The Nifty closed higher at 25,574, up 0.32%, rebounding after recent weakness as optimism grew around a potential resolution to the U.S. government shutdown. The tone turned constructive, with investors cautiously stepping back in.

Back home, sugar companies were in focus, following the government’s decision to allow sugar exports and remove export duties on molasses, triggering fresh buying in the sector.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes whether this rebound signals a short-term reversal or just a relief rally, identifies sectors attracting renewed momentum, and spotlights Carysil as the key stock to watch in the sessions ahead.

🎧 Tune in — every rebound tells a story, and this one might just hint at where the next money move begins.

The Nifty ended marginally lower at 25,492, down 0.07%, as FII outflows and weak global cues kept market sentiment on edge. Despite the muted performance, India’s retail vehicle sales surged in October, signaling continued domestic strength.

While global caution kept large-caps under check, traders are closely watching whether local demand data and upcoming global events could spark a short-term reversal.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how FII outflows, domestic trends, and sectoral divergence are shaping market direction — plus, why Bajaj Finance could offer clues on where smart money moves next.

🎧 Tune in — when foreign money exits, local resilience often writes the next market story.

The Nifty ended the session at 25,509, down 0.34%, as profit-taking extended for another day. Media and Metal stocks led the decline, dragging sentiment lower after the recent rally.

However, select names showed resilience — notably UPL, which reported a ₹553 crore net profit versus a loss in the same quarter last year, hinting at improving fundamentals across agri-inputs.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes what the sector rotation signals for traders, the levels that matter for near-term support, and whether this pullback is just a pause before the next money move.

🎧 Tune in — corrections reveal where smart money quietly re-enters the game.

The Nifty closed lower at 25,597, down 0.64%, as traders locked in profits after the recent rally. While most sectors stayed under pressure, Consumer Durables managed to stay green, showing selective buying interest.

The tone remains cautious, with short-term traders watching how the index behaves near key supports after this pullback.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the profit-booking phase, identifies levels where buyers may re-enter, and shares why Bajaj Finance could be an interesting stock to track as the market stabilizes.

🎧 Tune in — every correction brings a clue about where the next money move begins.

The Nifty closed at 25,763, up 0.16%, reflecting a day of steady consolidation. Gains were led by Realty and PSU Banks, even as Consumer Durables and CPSE stocks faced mild selling pressure.

Adding to the headlines, Vodafone Idea found some relief after a Supreme Court decision on AGR dues, injecting a dose of optimism into telecom counters.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks the sectoral churn beneath the surface, the levels where traders can look for follow-through momentum, and what today’s rotation hints at for the coming sessions.

🎧 Tune in — when markets move sideways, sector shifts often reveal where the next profit wave begins.

The Nifty closed lower at 25,722, down 0.60%, as markets digested SEBI’s new rule increasing the minimum number of Bank Nifty constituents from 12 to 14 — a move that could reshape index dynamics and sectoral weightage.

While the broader market showed mild weakness, banking and PSU names drew trader attention ahead of the adjustment phase. Globally, sentiment stayed steady, keeping the downside contained.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks how SEBI’s latest regulation could influence short-term index behavior, what it means for Bank Nifty liquidity, and why BEL is the stock to keep on your watchlist.

🎧 Listen now — SEBI’s move might just shift how traders play the next leg in financials.

The Nifty ended lower at 25,877, down 0.68%, as traders digested the U.S. Federal Reserve’s 25 bps rate cut — but it wasn’t the cut that moved the market; it was Jerome Powell’s tone, signaling that further easing may not come anytime soon.

Adding to the mix, global sentiment showed early signs of improvement after the U.S. announced a 10% tariff cut on Chinese imports, hinting at progress in trade relations.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the impact of the Fed’s stance, how global cues are shifting, and why Canara Bank stands out in this changing environment.

🎧 Tune in — the Fed’s message might just reshape how the markets trade next.

The Nifty closed strong at 26,053, gaining 0.45%, as optimism surrounded SEBI’s proposal to scrap additional MF charges, giving a boost to capital market stocks.

But with the U.S. Fed’s policy outcome due tonight, traders are treading cautiously — wondering if this could extend the rally or trigger a short-term shakeout.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down how regulatory cues and the Fed’s tone could shape sentiment for the rest of the week. Plus, he highlights Larsen & Toubro as the key stock to keep an eye on amid the evolving market setup.

🎧 Tune in — because tonight’s Fed decision could redefine tomorrow’s trade.

The Nifty closed at 25,936, down just 0.11%, in a session marked by steady foreign inflows and improving global sentiment. A softer US CPI fueled hopes of an upcoming rate cut, while renewed optimism around a US–China trade deal kept the undertone positive despite mild profit booking.

But as the index holds firm near recent highs, traders are asking—could this calm setup be paving the way for the next upward leg?

In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how global cues are shaping local sentiment, why TVS Motor Company could be the stock to watch, and what the charts reveal about where money might flow next.

🎧 Don’t miss this wrap—today’s quiet close may be setting up tomorrow’s opportunity.

The index stayed strong above 26,000, posting another session of steady gains backed by PSU Banks and Oil & Gas heavyweights. The setup remains bullish above key short-term averages, suggesting that traders can continue to play the trend — but only with precise levels.

On the charts, the Nifty faces resistance at 26,100 and 26,300, while support lies at 25,800 and 25,700. Short-term traders can look to go long above 26,000 for a potential 26100–26300 move, keeping a tight stop at 25,930.

In this episode, Neel Parekh outlines the profit zones, sector flows, and the technical triggers where smart money could step in next.

🎧 Listen in — today’s consolidation could be the launchpad for the next profitable move

The index slipped below 25,800, extending selling pressure after days of steady gains. Charts now show lower tops and bottoms, hinting that profit-booking is gaining pace as smart money reassesses risk.

After a strong rally since early October, the market is facing resistance near 26,000—a level that aligns with the 38.2% Fibonacci extension, and often signals where big players pause to rebalance.

In this episode, Neel Parekh explains how traders can capitalize on short setups below 25,700, manage stops effectively, and prepare for the next opportunity zone around 25,500.

🎧 Don’t miss Neel Parekh’s analysis—today’s cool-off could be where the next profitable leg begins.

The Nifty closed at 25,891, up 0.09%, after strong buying early in the session gave way to profit-booking later in the day. While sentiment stayed mildly positive, traders chose to lock in gains, keeping fresh money on the sidelines for the next breakout.

In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes how smart money rotated across sectors, what cues could trigger the next directional move, and why Kirloskar Industries may catch investors’ attention in the coming sessions.

🎧 Listen in—today’s pause might just be the market’s way of loading up for its next money-making move.

The Nifty closed at 25,709, up 0.79%, driven by strong buying in heavyweights like Reliance Industries and leading banks. With at least seven major banks set to release Q2 results tomorrow, traders are gearing up for a day that could define near-term sentiment.

But the question remains—will earnings momentum keep the rally alive or trigger some profit booking?

In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the triggers behind today’s upmove, what to watch ahead of the banking results, and why market tone could shift rapidly in the next session.

🎧 Tune in—today’s rally might just be the calm before a results-driven storm.

The Nifty closed at 25,585, up 1.03%, marking a strong session driven by renewed optimism around India–U.S. trade talks. The bullish tone reflected investor belief in a potential breakthrough that could shape near-term market momentum.

But can this optimism sustain once the dust settles, or will caution creep back in?

In this episode, Sanket Bendre unpacks the key global cues, the factors fueling the rally, and why Nestle India stands out as a stock to keep an eye on as sentiment turns upbeat.

🎧 Tune in—today’s rally may be more than just a bounce; it could be the start of something bigger.

The Nifty ended the session at 25,323, up 0.71%, as optimism returned to Dalal Street. Hopes of a US Fed rate cut and signs of a potential India–US trade deal reignited buying interest across key sectors.

But can this momentum hold as global negotiations unfold?

In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down what’s driving the rally, how policy cues are shaping investor sentiment, and why Power Mech Projects could be the dark horse to watch in the coming days.

🎧 Don’t miss Sanket Bendre’s wrap—today’s rally may just be the calm before the next big breakout.

The Nifty closed at 25,145, down 0.32%, as markets digested fresh economic data. India’s CPI inflation cooled to 1.5% in September, easing from 2.07% in August—a sign of moderation, but one that also sparked questions about the pace of economic growth.

Amid this calm yet uncertain backdrop, Sanket Bendre decodes what the soft inflation print means for market direction and why Cochin Shipyard stands out as a stock to keep an eye on.

🎧 Tune in—today’s cooling inflation might just be the quiet before a bigger market move.

The Nifty slipped to 25,227, down 0.23%, as financials and oil & gas stocks dragged the index lower. Sentiment remained uncertain with the US–China tariff standoff continuing to cast a shadow over global trade cues.

But could this be a short-lived dip—or the start of a broader pullback?

In this episode, Sanket Bendre decodes the day’s cautious tone, the global triggers in play, and why Larsen & Toubro could emerge as a stock to watch amid the volatility.

🎧 Tune in—today’s market hesitation might just be hiding the next big clue.

The Nifty closed at 25,279, up 0.39%, as global and diplomatic cues lifted investor sentiment. The US Ambassador’s visit to India added a layer of optimism, while the passing of the Biosecure Act in the US brought attention to Indian CDMO companies, seen as key beneficiaries.

But can this global tailwind sustain the rally, or is the market due for a pause?

In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the subtle global shifts driving today’s move and why Emcure Pharma stands out as the stock to keep on your radar.

🎧 Tune in—today’s upmove may be revealing the early signs of a new trend.

The Nifty closed at 25,181, up 0.54%, supported by a wave of optimism after India and the UK inked a ₹4,157 crore defence deal—a move seen as both strategic and sentiment-boosting.

But can this global partnership momentum sustain the rally, or will markets take a breather after the run-up?

In this episode, Sanket Bendre breaks down the day’s moves, the impact of the India–UK deal on investor sentiment, and why Tata Steel could be a stock to watch in the coming sessions.

🎧 Don’t miss Sanket Bendre’s wrap—today’s rise might be the start of something bigger.