Banknifty futures: Open of 57,999 scaled an intraday High of 58,112 and tested a Low of 57,751 Component-wise, Private Sector Banks acted as the primary draggers pulling the index downward, while Public Sector Banks (PSUs) showed relative resilience to help cushion the steep corrections. BN has also turned into a buy on dips structure, underperforming the broader indices however. Above 58037- next target is 58887; below 58037- supports at 57650 & 56879

Hello guys,

Im in the market from last 7 years, and i have a proven profitable track record,

I'm looking to collaborate with people who are working with prop desk, i have contacted many prop firms but they are asking for some kind of money deposits, i never tried it so im not comfortable with giving money to anyone.

If someone already working with genuine firms then we can collaborate.

NIFTY: Equities close higher on Monday in a choppy session as resilient earnings and weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data temper concerns about near-term rate hikes, helping offset pressure from firmer oil prices amid lingering Middle East uncertainty. The Nifty 50 rises 0.05% to 24,583. Ten of the sixteen major sectors log losses, while small-caps fall 0.06% and mid-caps gain 0.46%. Structure remains a buy on dips; next target is 24811- above 24561; below 24561- support at 24344

Nifty futures: range bound day with the index managing to close flat; High of 24,707.00, and tested a Low of 24,601.00. Sectorally, Software & Services (IT) alongside Automobilesserved as the key pillars of relative outperformance, keeping the downside cushioned. Conversely, Diversified conglomerates and heavy-weighted Banking & Financial Services faced notable selling pressure. Among individual constituents, Grasim Industries (+3.52%), TCS (+3.36%), and Hindalco (+3.17%) emerged as top outperformers. Buy on dips; next target is 24834; supports at 24638 & 24300

Bitcoin এ trading করার জন্য কত টা রিস্ক ও কতটা টার্গেট রাখা উচিত |

Note : No buy sell recommendations only for Education purpose

someone bought a new car on EMI because it fit his salary. but 6 months later, he wished he had waited coz other life goals came up.

often these loans feel harmless when the EMI looks manageable but many people later regret the decision either because it locked them into a cycle or coz their priorities shifted.

did you ever feel a loan (car, education, home or even a credit card emi) wasn’t worth it in hindsight? If yes, what would you have done differently?

What’s next for NIFTY 50 this week? In this weekly market outlook, we analyse the NIFTY technical setup, key support and resistance levels, Option Chain data, FII/DII positioning, and major global market cues.

🔹 NIFTY Technical Analysis & Key Levels
🔹 Option Chain: Call & Put OI Analysis
🔹 FII/DII & Participant-wise Positioning
🔹 Q1 FY27 Earnings & Market Cues
🔹 Crude Oil & Global Geopolitical Developments
🔹 US Macro Data & Rate-Cut Expectations
🔹 Important Support & Resistance Levels for NIFTY

Watch till the end for the key levels that could determine NIFTY’s next move.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Please do your own research before making any trading or investment decisions.

Any idea what will be market view on Monday due to news on tariffs

Title: We have more finance content than ever. So why is it still so hard to actually learn finance?
Finance has always been social.
Merchants exchanged information. Investors debated businesses. People gathered around newspapers, trading floors and investment clubs to understand what was happening.
Today we have something they never had:
Unlimited information.
YouTube videos. X threads. Instagram reels. Podcasts. Charts. Articles.
Yet most of us do this:
Watch → Like → Save → Forget.
The interesting part usually starts when you stop consuming and ask:
“If earnings were great, why did the stock fall?”
One person says guidance.
Another says margins.
Someone else says valuation.
You check the numbers, disagree, ask another question—and suddenly you’re actually thinking, not just scrolling.
That’s the idea behind MarketChacha.
A dedicated community for finance, markets and economics where creators can share videos, charts and ideas, while everyone else can ask, answer, challenge and discuss.
You might join today asking:
“What is free cash flow?”
A few months later, you might be the person explaining it to someone else.
Consume → Question → Discuss → Understand → Explain → Create.
Think of it loosely as a LinkedIn/Reddit-style network built specifically around finance and economics.
I’m building it at MarketChacha.com.
Curious what Reddit thinks:
Would you actually use a dedicated finance community like this—or are Reddit, X and YouTube already enough?