September 30, 2025

𝚽 Index analysis

In depth analysis of NIFTY 50 and its performance outlook for 2025 basis proprietary algorithm of  𝚽 1POINT6 available only to investors.

Task

Analysis of the NIFTY 50 based on 𝚽 1POINT6 algorithm and Technical Chart for the period of April - Sep 2025.

  • Objective

    Index analysis

  • Strategy

    𝚽 1POINT6 Primarch Alpha

  • Time Period

    Apr - Sep (2025)

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NIFTY 50 Index Analysis (Apr – Sep 2025)

Price Action Overview

  • Current Level (Sep 30, 2025 close): 24,611 (−0.10%)

  • 52-Week Range: 21,744 – 25,669

  • Recent Swing High: ~25,209 (mid-Sep 2025)

  • Recent Swing Low: ~24,337 (late Sep 2025)

From April 2025 onwards, Nifty 50 has witnessed sharp swings, initially recovering from April lows, testing the upper resistance band near 25,500–25,600, and subsequently facing a correction in September. The recent failure at ~25,209 highlights strong supply pressure near upper channel resistance.

 


Trend Structure

  • Primary Trend (6M): Still uptrend, with higher highs and higher lows intact since June.

  • Intermediate Trend (3M): Weak corrective phase — Nifty has retraced from the September peak of ~25,200 to ~24,600 (−2.5%).

  • Short-Term Trend (1M): Bearish bias, as price trades below short-term moving averages.

 


Technical Indicators

  1. Moving Averages & Cloud

    • Price is below the short-term bands (yellow/blue HMA ribbons), but above the broader green cloud support zone (~24,300–24,400).

    • Suggests near-term weakness but medium-term support intact.

  2. Support & Resistance Zones

    • Support:

      • 24,337 (recent swing low, immediate support)

      • 24,100–24,200 (historical support cluster & fib zone)

    • Resistance:

      • 24,980–25,200 (supply zone)

      • 25,500–25,600 (major resistance, previous highs & purple channel top)

  3. MACD & Momentum

    • MACD histogram is negative, red bars extending → momentum bearish.

    • A crossover below zero line could trigger further downside.

  4. Volume

    • Recent correction accompanied by higher volumes, confirming selling pressure.

  5. Seasonality

    • Historical data (table in chart) suggests October-November are mixed months, often volatile, with December typically posting mild gains.


 

Performance Snapshot

  • 1 Week: −2.37%

  • 1 Month: +0.59%

  • 3 Months: −3.82%

  • 6 Months: +6.31%

  • YTD (2025): +4.12%

  • 1 Year: −5.56%

This shows that despite short-term volatility, the 6M trend remains net positive, but longer-term 1Y returns are negative, reflecting a correction from 2024 highs.


 

Forward Outlook (Oct 2025 – Early 2026)

  1. Bullish Case (Probability ~48%)

    • If Nifty holds above 24,300–24,400, a rebound towards 25,000–25,200 is likely.

    • Break above 25,200 could retest 25,500–25,600, and beyond that opens doors to 26,000+ in early 2026.

  2. Bearish Case (Probability ~52%)

    • A close below 24,300 would extend correction towards 24,000–23,800 zone.

    • Sustained break below 23,800 may turn medium-term structure bearish.

  3. Neutral Base Case

    • Expect sideways consolidation between 24,200–25,200 for October before a directional breakout in Q4.


 

Conclusion

  • Nifty 50 (Apr–Sep 2025) has maintained its broader uptrend, but September correction signals caution.

  • Support zone 24,300–24,400 is crucial: holding above it keeps bullish structure intact.

  • Short-term weakness persists, but medium-term outlook remains constructive unless 23,800 breaks.

  • For Q4 2025, expect volatile consolidation with upward bias, with 25,200 and 25,600 as upside checkpoints.


✅ In summary:

  • Near-term (1M): Bearish bias / sideways consolidation.

  • Medium-term (3–6M): Positive outlook if 24,300 support holds.

  • Long-term (2026): Scope for new highs above 26,000 if global + domestic liquidity supports.

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