2026 will remain volatile with uncertainty, corrections and intermittent shocks. Inflation risks persist. Long-term wealth will be built through discipline, patience and consistency, not by timing markets. Staying invested, avoiding noise and trusting fundamentals will remain key. Time in the market matters more than timing the market.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 26328.55 FII 289.80 cr DII 677.38 cr
(5th – 9th January 2026)
As discussed in the previous report dated 29th December 25, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the week gone by, as Nifty started on a negative note and tested our breakdown level of 25935 (i.e., made a weekly low of 25878). From there, buying pressure emerged, which took Nifty up to 26340.
As per astrology view, some important turning dates are 7th, 9th, 14th and 16th January 2026.
FIIs bought Rs. 2106.3 cr worth of Nifty and Rs. 207 cr worth of Bank Nifty.
1. FIIs net long position is at 11.41%.
2. PCR is at 1.66.
3. VIX is at 9.85.
4. FIIs bought 289.80 cr in cash and 2358.70 cr in index futures.
DIIs bought 677.40 cr in cash.
5. Open Interest Position:
As per market grapevine, continued index management by big players has pushed investors to exit equities and mutual funds over the past three months and move into gold and silver for quicker returns. However, as per astro view, a fast bullish phase in strong cash stocks may emerge anytime between 7th January 2026 and 16th February 2026.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 26146.55 FII -3268.60 cr DII 1525.89 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the day, as Nifty opened at our breakout level of 26173 and rallied from there up to our level of 26216, i.e., it made a day high of 26197.
FIIs bought Bank Nifty worth 174.20 cr and bought Nifty worth 183.22 cr.
1. FIIs net long is at 9.4%.
2. VIX is at 9.18 (-3.16%).
3. PCR is at 1.12.
4. FIIs sold 3268.60 cr in the cash segment and bought 344.30 cr in index futures.
DIIs bought 1525.90 cr.
5. Open Interest Position:
There will be phases of uncertainty, moments of fear, and periods when headlines test our patience.
Inflation will rise. Corrections will come. And intermittent crises may appear without warning. But through it all, we pledge to stay focused on what truly builds wealth over time.
RBI announces major liquidity measures: Rs. 2 lakh cr OMO (bond purchases) and a $10 bn rupee swap for three years. This will inject liquidity, lower bond yields, and stabilise the rupee. Comfortable liquidity, softer yields, and a stable exchange rate are positive for growth and investments.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 26129.60 FII -3597.38 cr DII 6759.64 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines during the day, as the bullish opening gap formed on 19th December 25 supported the bulls and took the Nifty rally to an extreme of 26187.95.
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