Daksh Analytics

NIFTY 50 · NSE

Daksh reads the NIFTY open and marks today's zones at 9:30.

Daksh Analytics posts one resistance zone and one support zone for NIFTY at 9:30 AM, then checks both against the close at 4 PM. Hits and misses go on the same public scoreboard. Education only.

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ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE DATA

NIFTY 50 level map

Units: index points. Price axis does not start at zero. Horizontal axis: time of day, IST. Red band: RESISTANCE zone. Green band: SUPPORT zone.

Illustrative NIFTY chart with a resistance zone and a support zone.
Illustration with made-up prices. Today's zones appear here at 9:30 AM on trading days.
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Resistance zone
waiting for 9:30
Support zone
waiting for 9:30
OI ceiling
waiting for 9:30
OI floor
waiting for 9:30
ILLUSTRATIVE
Resistance
waiting
Support
waiting
OI ceiling
waiting
OI floor
waiting
Regime
waiting
Straddle
feed pending
FII net
after 6 PM
DII net
after 6 PM
Last 4 PM result
after 4 PM

Interactive · Zone check

Drag the price. Watch the zone get judged.

Slide where price travels to. The two zones are judged with the same published rule the scoreboard uses at 4 PM.

Price ladder · candles touching each rowILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE DATA

    24,88025,120

    Resistance zone · 25,060–25,085

    NOT TESTED

    Move the slider to see the result.

    Support zone · 24,915–24,940

    NOT TESTED

    Published rule

    A zone is HELD if no 15-minute candle closes beyond its far edge during the session; BROKE if one does; NOT TESTED if price never entered it. Far edge: the top of a resistance zone, the bottom of a support zone.

    Read the rule on the scoreboard

    Method

    One open. Every zone checked.

    You see what Daksh concludes, never how it gets there. Three steps, every trading day.

    1. Map the range.

      At 9:30 AM Daksh posts one resistance zone and one support zone for NIFTY, with the market regime and the day's context.

    2. Mark the walls.

      The strikes with the highest call and put open interest, and how they shifted since the previous session and by the close.

    3. Check at 4 PM.

      Every zone is judged HELD, BROKE or NOT TESTED by one fixed rule. Every result, misses included, stays on the public scoreboard.

    The wall, literally

    Price meets the wall. Watch it hold or break.

    Open interest stacks up at each strike: calls above, puts below. Pick a strike and see what price runs into there.

    Open interest by strike · NIFTY

    Open interest by strike, illustrative NIFTY chain

    Units: lakh contracts (L), one block is 1.0 L. Bars start at zero. Red: call side (at and above spot). Green: put side (below spot). Horizontal axis: strike price in index points.

    Illustrative open interest by strike.
    Strike
    25,100
    OI
    15.0 L
    Outcome
    Held at the wall

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    ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE DATA Made-up open interest. Heavy columns slow price down in this drawing; real walls give no guarantee.

    Interactive · Theta

    Move time. Watch the premium melt.

    Drag the slider from 30 days to expiry down to 0. An at-the-money option is all time value, so you can see exactly what the clock takes.

    ILLUSTRATIVE · HYPOTHETICAL · NOT LIVE DATA Illustrative curve of an at-the-money option's value as days to expiry fall from 30 to 0.
    Black-Scholes call. Spot 25,000, strike 25,000, IV 14%, interest rate 6.5%. Inputs are examples, not a forecast.

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    Source: Black-Scholes model v1.0, hypothetical inputs. Not investment advice.

    30 daysExpiry

    Option value
    0
    Value vs 30 days
    0%
    Lost per day now
    0

    Decay is not even. It is slow early and fast at the end, which is why the last week of an option's life moves so quickly.

    Results are hypothetical and for illustration only. Not a guarantee. Not investment advice.

    Model card
    Name
    Black-Scholes theta decay
    Version
    v1.0
    Purpose
    Show what time costs an option, under stated assumptions, for learning only.
    Method
    Black-Scholes European option, no dividends, constant implied volatility. Spot 25,000, strike 25,000, IV 14%, interest rate 6.5%, call.
    Limitations
    Ignores changes in IV, skew, transaction costs and taxes. Real option prices differ from the model.
    Last reviewed
    4 Oct 2026

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    Daksh Media

    Five short videos. Every trading day.

    Daksh Media is the media arm of Daksh Analytics. Each video is 30 to 60 seconds and goes out at the same time on every channel. Instagram is the main channel; Telegram also carries the daily poll.

    1. The 9:30 map

      Resistance and support zones, highest call and put OI, regime, expiry.

    2. The 4 PM check

      How the day actually went against the morning zones.

    3. Trader Tale

      A market story: true history or a common trader experience, clearly labelled.

    4. The lesson

      One concept in a minute: OI, gaps, stop placement, position size.

    5. Something funny

      A short joke about the trader's own habits. Skipped on bad market days.

    Where to watch

    Primary channel

    Instagram@dakshanalyticsReels and the daily story
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    How Daksh stays honest

    Three rules. None of them bend.

    A level is only useful if you can check it. These rules make every one checkable.

    1. Posted before the move

      Zones go out at 9:30 AM with a timestamp, before the session has decided anything.

    2. Judged by a fixed rule

      A zone holds if no 15-minute candle closes beyond its far edge. The rule is published, and any change to it is announced with a date.

    3. Every zone stays on the scoreboard

      Nothing is edited or deleted. A broken zone is called a miss and counted like any other result.

    Read the rule and every result

    Questions

    Three questions. The ones we get most.

    All questions

    Is this investment advice?

    No. The zones are levels to watch, not instructions to buy or sell anything. Daksh never tells you to take a trade, and nothing here accounts for your money, goals or risk. Decide for yourself, or speak to a registered adviser.

    How is a zone marked HELD or BROKE?

    A zone is HELD if no 15-minute candle closes beyond its far edge during the session. It is BROKE if one does, and NOT TESTED if price never reached it. The same rule is used every day and is written out on the scoreboard page.

    Do you sell anything?

    No. There are no courses, paid groups, broker links or referral codes. Every video and every result is free.

    Important information
    • Education only. Daksh Analytics is not registered with SEBI and gives no buy or sell advice.
    • Data may be delayed. Items marked illustrative or hypothetical use made-up numbers.
    • Past results do not predict future results.
    • Derivatives carry a high risk of loss.

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