India’s equity market closed the week negative on Friday. Sumeet Bagadia outlined a sideways technical outlook and highlighted three sub‑₹100 stocks he believes are buying opportunities.

Key Takeaways

  • Nifty remains in a sideways bias, 24,200‑24,550 support‑resistance zone
  • Bank Nifty also sideways, trading range 57,000‑58,000
  • U.Y. Fincorp, Morepen Laboratories, Fineotex Chemical flagged as buy under ₹100

Market Snapshot

Sensex slipped 0.62% to close at 78,009.25, while Nifty fell 0.83% to settle at 24,366. The Mid‑Cap index rose 0.50%, whereas the Small‑Cap index dropped 0.66%. Elevated crude oil prices, renewed geopolitical concerns and mixed global cues dampened investor sentiment.

Technical Outlook

Sumeet Bagadia, Executive Director at Choice Broking, said, “From a technical perspective, Nifty continues to maintain a sideways bias, with the index likely to remain range‑bound until a decisive breakout occurs on either side.” The same sideways bias applies to Bank Nifty, with an expected trading window of 57,000‑58,000.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that in a range‑bound market, leveraging side‑way momentum to pinpoint entry points can enhance returns, especially when target prices are clearly defined.

“Targeting sub‑₹100 stocks with disciplined stop‑losses can maximize upside while keeping risk in check.” – Senior Market Analyst, Indian Economic Review.
Did You Know?: U.Y. Fincorp posted a 45% revenue growth over the past two years, making it an appealing pick for small‑cap investors.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Are these stocks still viable for purchase?
    Yes, the target levels remain intact, but strict adherence to stop‑loss is essential.
  2. What happens if Nifty breaks out of its sideways range?
    A breakout could swiftly set market direction, altering the risk‑return profile for traders.