Anil Singhvi Market Strategy Today (July 25, 2025): Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi expects support for the Nifty50 index at 24,925-25,000 levels and a stronger support zone at 24,800-24,865 levels on Friday, July 25. For the Nifty Bank, the market wizard expects support at 56,850-57,000 levels and a stronger support zone at 56,600-56,750 levels.
How market guru Anil Singhvi sums up trade setup:
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Global: Neutral
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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 unchanged at 15 per cent as before Thursday's session
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Nifty put-call ratio (PCR) at 0.80 vs 1.14
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Nifty Bank PCR at 0.90 vs 1.00
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Volatility index India VIX up 2 per cent at 10.72
The market wizard expects a higher zone at 25,090-25,150 levels and a profit-booking zone at 25,200-25,250 levels for the headline index.
For the banking index, he expects a higher zone at 57,150-57,300 levels and a strong sell zone at 57,450-57,625 levels.
Why is GIFT Nifty falling sharply?
- There’s no specific reason for such a large gap-down opening (GIFT Nifty down over 100 points)
- Only FII selling is putting pressure on the market
- On Thursday, their net sales were at Rs 3,080 crore
- DIIs have been buying for 14 sessions in a row
- No other signals point to a major fall
Will the market break the lower end of its current range or will there be a recovery?
- Support is expected at the lower end of the range
- Fresh weakness will emerge only below the 24,800 mark for Nifty50
- A recovery has been occuring whenever there’s fear of a breakdown
- At the other end, crossing 25,150-25,250 will be tough
Is Nifty Bank the only hope to save the market?
- No major weakness is expected in Nifty Bank
- Strong support lies at 56,600-56,750
- Heavy supply zone at 57,150-57,350
- If there’s a recovery in the market, Nifty Bank will likely lead it
What to make of the latest FII and DII trends?
- On Thursday, the magnitude of the market fall was larger than FII outflows
- Index long positions are near a five-month low, at around 15 per cent
- Short covering is expected during monthly F&O expiry week
Will IT stocks be hurt by US President Donald Trump’s warning?
- IT companies are already in a weak spot
- Trump’s warning is negative for sentiment
- IT stocks are unable to hold gains even on good results
Is a gap-down opening a buying opportunity?
- One may consider short covering and some buying at the lower end of the range
- However, participants must use strict stop losses
Time to reduce positions in midcap and smallcap shares?
- Midcap stocks are under pressure due to earnings
- Nothing too concerning for now
- It is best to wait and watch
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 25,275
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Nifty Bank intraday and closing stop loss at 57,375
For new positions in Nifty50:
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The best range to sell Nifty is 25,100-25,250 with a stop loss at 25,300 for targets of 25,065, 25,035, 25,000, 24,965, 24,925 and 24,865
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Aggressive traders can buy Nifty in the 24,865-24,965 range with a strict stop loss at 24,800 for targets of 25,000, 25,035, 25,065, 25,090, 25,125, 25,150 and 25,200
For new positions in Nifty Bank:
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The best range to sell Nifty Bank is 57,150-57,350 with a stop loss at 57,500 for targets of 57,075, 57,000, 56,925, 56,850, 56,750, 56,700 and 56,600
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Aggressive traders can buy Nifty Bank in the 56,600-56,750 range with a strict stop loss at 56,500 for targets of 56,850, 56,925, 57,000, 57,075, 57,150 and 57,250
Stocks in F&O ban
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Out of ban: Bandhan Bank
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Already in ban: IEX, RBL Bank
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New in ban: None