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Huge Buying coming here! đź’Ą Focus | Stocks in News | Evening Wrap : 26 Aug 2026

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Finance

Market / Index Level Commentary (India)

  • Nifty Bank

    • Tried multiple times to break 58,000 (about 2 attempts), but failed.
    • Closed at 57,783 (below 58,000).
  • Nifty 50

    • -127 points
    • Closed around 2,428 (note: appears to be a transcription issue; possibly not the exact Nifty spot level).
  • Mid-cap & Small-cap indices

    • Declined overall.
    • No broad directional move, but there was select buying in individual stocks.
  • Range-bound thesis

    • The speaker repeatedly suggests the market is being kept range bound.
  • Gift Nifty / global cues

    • Gift Nifty up by ~29 points
    • “Worldwide markets positive”
    • SGX/Dubai JS futures mildly positive (as stated)

Options / Trading Approach Mentioned

  • Short covering

    • Possible short covering indicated in Nifty Bank.
  • Nifty Bank option buying

    • Planned to buy call options, but the strike levels were not triggered.
  • Option writing

    • Mention of “couple of” dodge back option writing trades (wording unclear).
    • Premiums dropped ~40%–50% in the morning; profits booked.
  • Core caution / guidance

    • Don’t rely only on:
      • option writing, or
      • option buying, or
      • swing trades.
    • Need to combine strategies—“work like a good trader” with multiple tools.

Support / Resistance & Downside Framework (Step-style)

  • Nifty Bank

    • Key breakout watched: 57,000–58,000
    • Failure to break 58,000 implied continuation of weakness / range behavior.
  • Nifty 50 (explicit downside levels)

    • If Nifty 50 breaches 24,200, downside is expected to move through without major interruption.
    • Next major downside target zone: 23,600–23,650, described as directly reachable from 24,200.
    • Speaker states there is no major resistance at 24,200, but also notes Nifty 50 has failed below/around that zone multiple times before.

Stock Calls, Momentum Themes & Performance Stats (Tickers)

Mid/Small-cap “Buying” Examples (stronger today)

  • SBFC Finance: +9%
  • Jal (ticker unclear; subtitles say “Jal”): +7.5%
  • IDBI: +7%
  • SNT: +7%
  • CGCL (subtitles suggest CGCL / CPR Global): +7%
  • Speaker emphasizes the importance of chart setups for SBFC Finance and CGCL / CPR Global.

Gainers / Losers mentioned (mostly “last week” framing)

Gainers

  • Sin… Corporation (full name unclear): +15%–20% last week
    • Also listed in the ~15%–20% range: IDBI, Urban Company, SAIL
  • HSCL: -15%
  • BLS International: -11%
  • Kotak Mahindra Bank:
    • Trending up
    • +3.5% today (subtitles)
    • +7.5% last week
  • Axis Bank: +3% today
  • JSW Steel, Adani Enterprises, HDFC Ltd: called “outperformers” last week (percent not consistently stated)

Losers

  • ONGC: -3%
  • Airtel: -2.5%
  • Additional losers listed (names unclear due to transcription): Pow, GID, Infosys, Larsen, Nestle
  • Also mentioned as losers: TMPV, SPL Jio Finance, Reliance (subtitles unclear on exact tickers)

“Homework” / Chart-Study Recommendations

  • ICICI Bank

    • Study the chart.
    • Rationale mentioned: historical Nifty Bank outperformance included Kotak / Axis / ICICI.
  • Kotak Mahindra Bank (Kotak)

    • Speaker says they already bought.
    • Also bought a call option for “decent return” (no premium/strike provided).
    • Trend-line resistance around 430.
    • Potential to reach 460 (“break even” mentioned).
    • Speaker expects the stock to breach the trend-line resistance (~430).

Watchlist / Entry Zones (Explicit Numbers)

  • SBFC Finance

    • If it retraces near 96 and closes around 96 on retracement, “great buy.”
  • CGCL / CPR Global

    • Buying signals referenced over multiple days (exact entry not clearly stated).
  • CDL (acronym unclear)

    • Wait because it hit resistance at 260.
    • If it breaks 260:
      • projected move to 285, then 360.
  • VBL (Varun… / Varun Beverages inferred)

    • Not a seasonal pick (reason given: “not the season” argument).
    • Ran from 400 to 550 (~+40%).
    • Looks weaker now—“invest only after gaining some strength.”
  • Hindustan Copper

    • Linked to government OFS.
    • Gap down initially, then follow-on buying.
    • “Best buy price” suggested around 480 (though the speaker doubts it will revisit 480).
  • Hindustan Zinc

    • Zinc prices at a four-year high.
    • “Best price to buy” zone: 500–520 (may not come).
    • Targets/framework:
      • This year’s high cited as 740
      • Current price around 630
      • Implies possibility of retesting year/all-time highs
  • Kalyan Jewellers

    • Already ran quickly: 350 → 650 (roughly doubling; timeframe referenced as July).
    • Still “July,” so suggest not to chase.
    • Macro catalyst mentioned:
      • government discussion about cutting duties on gold
      • reducing silver restrictions

Macro / Flows / Commodities & Gold Framework

  • FDI data

    • +₹6,900 crore buying (subtitles)
    • Led by DIZ… (entity unclear) buying ₹6,400 crore
    • FIIs doing “sporadic” buying (they bought yesterday too, but no additional numeric figure given beyond the FDI total)
  • Gold (cautions + numbers)

    • Speaker compares current gold to an earlier call:
      • “Gold was around ₹1 lakh 40,00 / ₹1,1400” (garbled transcription; intent appears to be around ₹1.14 lakh per some unit).
    • Mentions import duty of ~9%
    • Says the current quoted price is lower than earlier ₹1,32,000 (relationship is described but messy in transcription).
    • Buying now may be wrong because people are in profit-booking mood.
    • Expected to reach ₹1,51,000 very soon.
    • Possible cheaper window: within 15–20 days, with a discount/cheaper price mentioned as ₹10–12,000 (transcription unclear whether this is a discount amount or level).

Disclosures / Disclaimers

  • Due diligence

    • Speaker emphasizes: “do your complete research.”
    • “Ask your financial advisor.”
    • Invest only after doing this research.
  • Financial advice disclaimer

    • No clear “not financial advice” phrasing appears in the subtitles, but the advisor/research caution is stated.

Presenters / Sources

  • Presenter

    • Only one person is visible in the subtitles; name not provided.
  • External sources

    • No specific third-party report provider named.
    • References include Telegram channel and FDI data, but without a cited organization.

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