Nifty Trends Levels October 3

Nifty Trends Analysis and Levels for October 3

Positional Support for NIFTY:- 8410 7981 

Positional Resistance for NIFTY:- 8640 8707 8729 8761 8769 8777 .
Intraday Resistance of NIFTY:- 8656.2 : 8693.6 : 8750.9 : 8770.4
Intraday Support of NIFTY:- 8566.1 : 8528.7 : 8472.5 : 8453.4
Oscillator Analysis:- The oscillator is showing SELL signal

Short Term Oscillator Analysis- The signal is BUY and NIFTY in oversold region

NIFTY INTRADAY LEVEL			NIFTY PROBABLE HIGH	NIFTY PROBABLE LOW
R4	8702	BULL	8773	8525
R3	8665	UP BREAKOUT	8711	8587
R2	8651	UP CAUTION	LEVEL FOR LONG	LEVEL FOR SHORT
R1	8642	SELL	8735	8606
PIVOT	8601		LAST DAY	BULL WITH LV
S1	8580	BUY	OPEN	8582
S2	8571	DOWN CAUTION	HIGH	8637.0
S3	8558	DOWN BREAK OUT	LOW	8555.0
S4	8520	BEAR	CLOSE	8611.15
NIFTY MONTHLY LEVEL			NIFTY DAILY VOLATILITY	0.96%
R2	6082	LONG	NIFTY WEEKLY VOLATILITY	2.98%
R1	5976	SHORT EXIT	NIFTY WEEKLY HIGH	8810.0
S1	5765	LONG EXIT	NIFTY WEEKLY LOW	8555.0
S2	5659	SHORT	NIFTY DAY MEAN	8682.5

Technical Analysis of NIFTY

Technical Analysis of NIFTY

Last updated on: October 1, 2016 12:00 AM

Major Stock Market Indices

Market Name

Daily Trend

Weekly Trend

Monthly Trend

Nifty

Sell

Sell

Buy

Nifty Bank

Sell

Sell

Buy

Nifty IT

Sell

Sell

Sell

Nifty Pharma

Sell

Sell

Sell

Nifty FMCG

Sell

Sell

Buy

Nifty Energy

Sell

Buy

Buy

Nifty Auto

Sell

Buy

Buy

Banking Sector and its Main Components

Market Name

Daily Trend

Weekly Trend

Monthly Trend

SBI

Sell

Buy

Buy

HDFC Bank

Sell

Buy

Buy

ICICI Bank

Sell

Sell

Buy

Axis Bank

Sell

Sell

Buy

IT Sector and its Main Components

Market Name

Daily Trend

Weekly Trend

Monthly Trend

TCS

Buy

Sell

Buy

Infosys

Sell

Sell

Sell

Wipro

Sell

Sell

Sell

HCL Tech

Buy

Sell

Sell

FMCG Sector and its Main Components

Market Name

Daily Trend

Weekly Trend

Monthly Trend

ITC

Sell

Sell

Buy

HUL

Sell

Sell

Buy

Colgate Palmolive

Sell

Buy

Buy

Dabur

Sell

Sell

Sell

Pharma Sector and its Main Components

Market Name

Daily Trend

Weekly Trend

Monthly Trend

Sun Pharma

Sell

Sell

Sell

Dr. Reddy

Sell

Buy

Sell

Lupin

Sell

Sell

Buy

Cipla

Sell

Buy

Buy

MS Dhoni: The Untold Story Movie Review

MS Dhoni: The Untold Story Movie Review

CRITIC'S RATING: 3.5/5AVG READERS' RATING: 3.8/5

CAST:Sushant Singh Rajput, Anupam Kher, Rajesh Sharma, Disha Patani, Kiara Advani, Bhoomika Chawla

DIRECTION:Neeraj Pandey

GENRE:Biopic

DURATION:3 hours 10 minutes

SUSHANT DELIVERS A MATCH-WINNING KNOCK AS DHONI 

STORY: The biopic on India’s celebrated skipper, MS Dhoni (played by Sushant Singh Rajput) is the cricketer’s ode to his well-wishers, friends and family, who stood by him at all times - in success and failure. Their immense contribution in fulfilling his dream, his faith in himself and ability to battle professional and personal setbacks, forms the story. 

REVIEW: If you are a diehard fan of MS Dhoni and cricket (in that order), you are bound to love this film, which reveres its protagonist. Despite the glorification, what works is Sushant’s impeccable portrayal of a stoic Dhoni and the latter’s inspiring untold story - his journey from being a ticket collector to a renowned attacking batsman/wicket-keeper/captain. 

Sushant internalises his character and becomes MSD, without heavily mimicking the cricketer. He even nails his iconic helicopter shot and restrained personality. The actor scores a winning knock. The film also boasts of a spectacular first-half, which showcases Dhoni’s initial struggle as an aspiring professional cricketer. It reminds you why sportsmen deserve the fame and money they get. 

Neeraj Pandey recreates Dhoni’s Ranchi life beautifully. He keeps it authentic and relatable. This one scene shot at Kharagpur station particularly stands out. Sushant is seen trying to make his way through a sea of people. It’s him going against the tide, summing up Dhoni’s life journey as well. Supporting actors deserve a special mention as their performances tug at your heartstrings. A scene featuring Yuvraj Singh (Herry Tangri) is outstanding. 

However the biopic loses its momentum in the second half with Dhoni’s love life getting undue prominence. Also, the cricketer’s questionable decisions or possible vices are mostly overlooked. His tiff with the senior players (Sehwag, Gambhir), rivalry with Yuvraj Singh, love-hate relationship with the media, team politics and criticism faced on occasions, barely find a passing reference. As a full-fledged biopic, this one-dimensional approach towards the lead character leaves you a tad discontented. But since you see the film through Dhoni’s eyes, it’s justified as one rarely sees faults in oneself. 

Nonetheless, this cricket movie hits sufficient sixes making the ‘Dhoni Dhoni’ chants reverberate in the theatre.