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About Daksh Analytics

Daksh Analytics reads the NIFTY open and publishes where the market is likely to meet resistance and support. At 4 PM it checks itself, in public.

What it publishes

Only the outputs. The method behind them stays private.

  1. Opening-range zones. A resistance zone and a support zone for the NIFTY 50, published at 9:30 AM.
  2. Option-interest walls. The strikes with the highest call and put open interest, and how they have shifted since the previous session and by the close.
  3. Market regime. Trending up, trending down, range-bound or volatile, with a strength from 1 to 3.
  4. Market context. India VIX and its change, FII and DII cash flows, the next NIFTY expiry and the days left, and the day's scheduled events.
  5. The 4 PM check. Every zone judged HELD, BROKE or NOT TESTED by one fixed, published rule.
  6. The public scoreboard. Every zone ever posted, with the hit rate and the counts behind it. Misses are included and nothing is edited.

How a trading day runs

  1. 9:30 AMThe morning map goes out with the zones, the option-interest walls, the regime and the market context.
  2. 4:00 PMThe check. Each zone is marked HELD, BROKE or NOT TESTED, and the result is added to the scoreboard.

Daksh Media: the daily videos

Daksh Media is the media arm of Daksh Analytics. It turns each day into five short videos and posts them on Instagram, YouTube, Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook and Threads:

What Daksh is not

The honesty rules

The judging 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.

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Instagram is the main channel. The FAQ lists what each channel carries.

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Educational only, not investment advice. Trading in derivatives carries substantial risk. Read the terms of use.