The Indian equity markets wrapped up the week on a strong footing, with the Nifty50 registering a 2% gain for the week ended June 27, 2025.
Bullish sentiment dominated four out of the last five trading sessions, backed by a sharp intraday rally, resilient support zones, and strategic time-based inflection points that aligned well with recent market moves.
One of the key supporting signals for the bulls was the continued decline in India VIX, which slipped by 1.6% to close at 12.39 on Friday.
A lower VIX indicates reduced volatility expectations and bolsters investor confidence—an encouraging sign heading into the final trading sessions of the first half of FY25.
June 24: Nifty opened with a sharp 225-point gap-up and showed high intraday volatility. This move set the stage for a 300+ point rally across the next two sessions.
Our resistance level of 25,322 proved precise — Nifty made a day high exactly at this level before a sharp pullback.
On June 25, support at 25,145 held strong, triggering a rebound.
On June 26, both 25,322 and 25,434 acted as important swing zones, highlighting the strength of price-time confluence.
June 24: 9:20 AM low and 1:45 PM high aligned with projected time slots.
June 25: Price action remained range-bound near the 11:40 AM slot; 1:30 PM marked the day high.
June 26: 10:15 AM saw a swing high, and momentum returned just before the 12:25 PM slot.
June 27: The market picked up pace at 10:45 AM and peaked exactly at 12:40 PM — both matching the forecasted windows.
Week after week, the convergence of time and levels continues to deliver high-probability swing and intraday setups for tactical traders.
June 30 will be a crucial decision day. Watch for a breakout or breakdown from the high/low of the day — this could determine the next major directional leg for Nifty. A clear trend emerging from this session could set the tone for early July.
Monday, June 30: 9:25 AM | 11:10 AM | 12:35 PM | 2:40 PM
Tuesday, July 1: 9:15 AM | 10:20 AM | 11:20 AM
Wednesday, July 2: 11:20 AM | 12:45 PM
Thursday, July 3: 9:25 AM | 12:15 PM
Friday, July 4: 12:20 PM | 1:35 PM | 2:30 PM
These are critical times where intraday volatility, breakout attempts, or trend reversals are most likely to occur. Use lower timeframes for confirmation.
25,566 | 25,434 | 25,320 | 25,120 | 24,978 | 24,856
Resistances:
25,600 | 25,910 | 26,234
A sustained move above 25,910 could open the gates for a test of 26,234, while a breach below the 25,120–25,320 zone may attract selling pressure and trigger a corrective move.
(The author is Director, Wealthview Analytics Pvt Ltd)
(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times.)
Bullish sentiment dominated four out of the last five trading sessions, backed by a sharp intraday rally, resilient support zones, and strategic time-based inflection points that aligned well with recent market moves.
One of the key supporting signals for the bulls was the continued decline in India VIX, which slipped by 1.6% to close at 12.39 on Friday.
A lower VIX indicates reduced volatility expectations and bolsters investor confidence—an encouraging sign heading into the final trading sessions of the first half of FY25.
Review: Time + Levels = Tactical Precision
In our previous update, we had highlighted June 25 (±1 trading day) as a high-alert reversal window — and the Nifty responded in textbook fashion.June 24: Nifty opened with a sharp 225-point gap-up and showed high intraday volatility. This move set the stage for a 300+ point rally across the next two sessions.
Our resistance level of 25,322 proved precise — Nifty made a day high exactly at this level before a sharp pullback.
On June 25, support at 25,145 held strong, triggering a rebound.
On June 26, both 25,322 and 25,434 acted as important swing zones, highlighting the strength of price-time confluence.
Time-based forecasting once again proved its merit. Intraday reversals aligned remarkably well with pre-identified time windows:
June 23: 10:30 AM slot matched day low at 10:15 AM; day high came at 1:30 PM.June 24: 9:20 AM low and 1:45 PM high aligned with projected time slots.
June 25: Price action remained range-bound near the 11:40 AM slot; 1:30 PM marked the day high.
June 26: 10:15 AM saw a swing high, and momentum returned just before the 12:25 PM slot.
June 27: The market picked up pace at 10:45 AM and peaked exactly at 12:40 PM — both matching the forecasted windows.
Week after week, the convergence of time and levels continues to deliver high-probability swing and intraday setups for tactical traders.
Time-Cycle Alert: June 30, 2025
June 30 will be a crucial decision day. Watch for a breakout or breakdown from the high/low of the day — this could determine the next major directional leg for Nifty. A clear trend emerging from this session could set the tone for early July.Intraday Time Slots: July 1–5, 2025
Traders can use the following key time windows to identify potential intraday trend shifts, reversals, or high-probability entry/exit points:Monday, June 30: 9:25 AM | 11:10 AM | 12:35 PM | 2:40 PM
Tuesday, July 1: 9:15 AM | 10:20 AM | 11:20 AM
Wednesday, July 2: 11:20 AM | 12:45 PM
Thursday, July 3: 9:25 AM | 12:15 PM
Friday, July 4: 12:20 PM | 1:35 PM | 2:30 PM
These are critical times where intraday volatility, breakout attempts, or trend reversals are most likely to occur. Use lower timeframes for confirmation.
Nifty Levels to Watch
Supports:25,566 | 25,434 | 25,320 | 25,120 | 24,978 | 24,856
Resistances:
25,600 | 25,910 | 26,234
A sustained move above 25,910 could open the gates for a test of 26,234, while a breach below the 25,120–25,320 zone may attract selling pressure and trigger a corrective move.
Trading Outlook
With time clusters and support-resistance levels tightly aligned, tactical traders should remain alert, especially on June 30, a key inflection day. Stick to disciplined setups, use time-level alignment, and let price action confirm your trades. Precision continues to be the edge in this market.(The author is Director, Wealthview Analytics Pvt Ltd)
(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views, and opinions given by experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times.)
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