Anil Singhvi Market Strategy Today (July 23, 2025): Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi expects support for the Nifty50 index at 24,925-25,000 levels and a strong buy zone at 24,750-24,865 levels on Wednesday, July 23. For the Nifty Bank, the market wizard expects support at 56,450-56,600 levels and a strong buy zone at 56,200-56,300 levels.
How market guru Anil Singhvi sums up trade setup:
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Global: Positive
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FII: Negative
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DII: Positive
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F&O: Neutral
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Sentiment: Neutral
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Trend: Positive
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FII long positions at 14 per cent vs 15 per cent before Tuesday's session
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Nifty put-call ratio (PCR) at 0.83 vs 0.96
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Nifty Bank PCR at 0.81 vs 0.88
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Volatility index India VIX down 4 per cent at 10.75
The market wizard expects a higher zone at 25,100-25,175 levels and a profit-booking zone at 25,200-25,265 levels for the headline index.
For the banking index, he expects a higher zone at 56,900-57,075 levels and a strong sell zone at 57,150-57,300 levels.
What stood out in global markets?
- S&P 500 is at a fresh lifetime closing high
- Dow Jones has staged a strong recovery
- Nasdaq has seen some profit-booking after after six straight record-breaking sessions
Mega US-Japan trade deal
- US President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with Japan
- Tariffs on Japanese imports to the US will drop from 25 per cent to 15 per cent
- Japan to invest $550 billion in the US under the deal
- Trump claims 90 per cent of the profits from this Japanese investment will go to the US
EDITOR’S TAKE
- Trump has turned somewhat serious after the July 9 deadline
- He seems to be busy finalising deals
- No random provocative statements for now
- This is what is driving a rally on Wall Street
India-UK free trade agreement coming soon
- India-UK free trade agreement gets Cabinet approval
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaving for the UK on Wednesday
- PM to sign the free trade agreement with the UK
- On May 6, both countries agreed on the FTA
What to make of largest FII & DII data
- DIIs have increased buying over the past two days
- Strong buying worth Rs 5,240 crore for the 12th consecutive session--their highest since June 23
- FIIs are still not shifting to a buying stance
- The market has been failing to sustain gains due to FII selling
- However, DII buying is preventing breakdowns below range
Should you buy or sell if Dalal Street makes a gap-up start?
- Resistance expected at 25,150-25,250, strong support at 24,865-25,000
- One may book profits near the upper end of the range
- Buy on intraday dips near the support zone
- For Nifty Bank, book profits near 57,150-57,300
- Nifty Bank has strong support at 56,200-56,300
Will strong results reignite a rally in midcap and smallcap shares?
- Some selling in midcap stocks on Tuesday
- All midcap earnings announced post-market hours were strong
- A recovery is expected on Wednesday following two muted sessions
- Some renewed action may also be witnessed in smallcap stocks
ANIL SINGHVI MARKET STRATEGY | How to trade Nifty Bank and Nifty50?
For existing long positions:
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Nifty intraday and closing stop loss at 24,950
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Nifty Bank intraday and closing stop loss at 56,600
For existing short positions:
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Nifty intraday and closing stop loss at 25,200
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Nifty Bank intraday and closing stop loss at 57,300
For new positions in Nifty50:
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Aggressive traders can buy Nifty in the 24,900-25,000 range with a strict top loss at 24,800 for targets of 25,050, 25,100, 25,125, 25,150, 25,200 and 25,250
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Aggressive traders can sell Nifty in the 25,150-25,250 range with a strict stop loss at 25,350 for targets of 25,100, 25,065, 25,035, 25,000, 24,925 and 24,875
For new positions in Nifty Bank:
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Aggressive traders can buy Nifty Bank in the 56,200-56,300 range with a strict stop loss at 56,000 for targets of 56,475, 56,575, 56,700, 56,750, 56,825 and 56,950
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Aggressive traders can sell Nifty Bank in the 57,000-57,200 range with a strict stop loss at 57,350 for targets of 56,900, 56,825, 56,750, 56,700, 56,600 and 56,300
Stocks in F&O ban
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New in ban: IEX
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Already in ban: Bandhan Bank, RBL Bank
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Out of ban: None