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The Indian stock market showed mixed sentiment today as global cues remained steady. Nifty 50 opened flat but picked up strength in the second half of the session. A solid buying interest was seen in auto and banking stocks, indicating possible bullish momentum ahead.

Nifty 50: Nifty found support near 23,450 and faced resistance around 23,800. A closing above 23,800 may open the gates for 24,000 in the coming sessions. Traders are advised to keep a close watch on volume spikes near resistance zones.

Bank Nifty: Bank Nifty held its strength above 52,000, led by gains in private sector banks. HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank remained in focus. The index may test 52,500 if bullish momentum continues. A breakout from this level could signal strong upside in the short term.

📌 Top 3 Stocks to Watch for Short-Term Trading

1. Tata Motors – The stock gave a trendline breakout on the daily chart with volume confirmation. Traders can consider entry around ₹1025–1030 with a target of ₹1050. Stop-loss can be placed near ₹1010.
2. Infosys – After a recent correction, Infosys has taken support around ₹1480. A move above ₹1500 may lead to a fresh rally towards ₹1540. This stock looks attractive for swing traders.
3. Adani Enterprises – The stock bounced from a strong support zone between ₹2840–₹2860. As long as this support holds, the stock can move toward ₹2950. Risk management is crucial due to recent volatility.

💡 Trading Tip of the Day

“Never chase a trade just because it looks exciting. Always wait for confirmation and follow a plan. Emotions are your biggest enemy in the market.”

Trading successfully requires more than just tips and strategies. It needs discipline, patience, and a clear mindset. A common mistake many new traders make is entering a trade without a defined stop-loss. This can lead to unnecessary losses.

Remember, professional traders never try to catch every move in the market. They focus only on high-probability setups backed by technical or fundamental reasons. You should do the same – quality over quantity.

📊 What is a Trend Line and Why It Matters

A trend line is one of the most basic but effective tools in technical analysis. It is a straight line that connects two or more price points on a chart and helps identify the overall direction of the market – upward, downward, or sideways.

There are two main types of trend lines:

• Uptrend Line: Drawn by connecting higher lows. Indicates bullish sentiment.
• Downtrend Line: Drawn by connecting lower highs. Indicates bearish sentiment.

Using trend lines, traders can identify potential reversal points, support/resistance areas, and even breakout opportunities. It's essential to draw trend lines properly – connecting at least two swing highs or lows, and adjusting based on price action.

Pro Tip: Use trend lines along with indicators like RSI or MACD for better accuracy.

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📵 Disclaimer

This blog post is for educational purposes only. We do not provide any guaranteed returns or financial advice. Trading in the stock market involves risk. Always consult with a SEBI-registered advisor before making any investment decisions.