Nifty Analysis

The Nifty 50 Index ends its June expiry this week. Last Friday , the Indian stock markets ended its February futures and options (F&O) expiry. It was the worst expiry for the Indian indices in the last one year. Except for the first day of the expiry where the Nifty 50 Index achieved an all-time high of 11,171, the bulls did not stand a chance. The index started its free fall from day 2 and, subsequently, tumbled down 6.2% from the previous expiry.

Nifty Options Analysis :

Support : 10000   Resistance : 10700

MAX OI Contracts :10700 CE - 29.00  Lakhs OI Contracts &  10000 PE - 35.44 Lakhs OI Contracts

Sentimental Indicators:

INDIA VIX = 14.20
TRIN : 0.35               (Bullish)
NIFTY OI PCR : 1.07 (Neutral)

Fundamental Indicators:

PE RATIO  : 25.75
PB RATIO  : 3.54
DIV YIELD : 1.13

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