On Friday, the benchmark indices ended the week in red in the volatile session on with selling seen in the PSU Bank, auto and realty stocks.

On Thursday, the domestic benchmark indices traded in red following broad-based selling as global cues turned towards the bears. All major sectors were affected by the selling while auto stocks showed some cheer on the back of sequential growth in auto sales numbers during January 2022.

On Wednesday, the domestic market continued to trade bullidh tracking budget cues and positive sentiments from global markets. Most sectors traded in greeen while banking and finance stocks contributed the most towards the gain. 

On Tuesday, amid the Union Budget 2022-23 presentation, benchmark indices ended in green in the highly volatile session supported by the metal, pharma and capital goods stocks.

The core benchmark indices erased the day's gains and entered the red territory towards the end of the trading session as investors preferred to lighten positions ahead of the weekend and the upcoming Union Budget.

We have prepared a list of stocks, based on the T20 Breakout system, which has the potential to outperform in the near term.   

The Indian Indices experienced bullish trading today. The benchmark indices at BSE and NSE soared by over 1.23 per cent and 1.38 per cent, respectively. The BSE Realty and Basic Material and Information Technology sector were the most profitable, up by more than 2.50 per cent each. Today the FII net selloff was recorded at Rs -6,266.75 crore and DII inflow Rs 2,881.32 crore was recorded.

On Thursday, benchmark indices ended in red with Nifty settling below 17,200 in the highly volatile session after Federal Reserve in its policy outcome indicated interest rates hike soon.

On Tuesday, the benchmark indices made a smart recovery and ended positively in a highly volatile session.

On Monday, the equity markets experienced a red day as the sell off in global markets, weak Q3 results and cautiousness related to upcoming budget led to heavy sell-off in the domestic bourses. The core equity indices, Sensex and Nifty plunged sharply lower and lost nearly 3 per cent.