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F&O Talk: 23,050 key Nifty support; Sudeep Shah outlines Tata stocks strategy, names 5 picks

Nifty’s 23,000-23,050 zone remains a crucial support as the index navigates a prolonged correction, while 23,500 is the key hurdle. SBI Securities’ Sudeep Shah outlines the outlook for Nifty, Bank Nifty and IT, shares technical views on Tata stocks, and names five stocks that look promising for the coming week.

The Indian stock market experienced contrasting performances between its main indices on Friday, with the Sensex sliding while the Nifty remained positive after sharp swings during the closing auction session. Analyst Sudeep Shah, Head of Technical & Derivatives Research at SBI Securities, discussed the outlook for the Nifty and provided strategy recommendations for Tata stocks.

Shah highlighted that the Sensex and Nifty showed minor declines for the week but were trading below their short- and long-term moving averages. The Nifty's Daily RSI rebounded from a low of 22.23 to 34.17, indicating a potential short-term pause in the downtrend. The confluence of the 23,050-23,000 zone as key support and the 23,450-23,500 zone as resistance were emphasized as crucial levels to watch.

Regarding option positioning for the upcoming expiry, Shah noted that the immediate resistance levels for Nifty included the 23,400 Call strike and the 24,500 Call, while the 23,300 Put and 23,200 Put were important support zones.

For Tata Chemicals, Shah advised a cautious approach due to a strong pullback and resistance around the 100-week EMA, suggesting that a decisive breakout above Rs 805-810 would be needed for further declines. TCS, Bank Nifty, and Tata Motors PV were also discussed, each showing bearish momentum and specific resistance levels to monitor, such as Rs 2,310-2,320 for TCS and Rs 320-325 for Tata Motors PV. Tata Investment Corp was characterized by a sideways range, with no clear direction until a breakout occurred.

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