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Daksh Analytics reads the NIFTY open and publishes where the market is likely to meet resistance and support. At 4 PM it checks those zones against what the market actually did, and every result goes on a public scoreboard. It publishes outputs only: the zones, the option-interest walls, the market regime and the market context. The method behind them stays private.

Daksh Media is the media arm of Daksh Analytics. It turns each day's outputs into short videos and posts them on Instagram, YouTube, Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook and Threads. It also makes the daily lesson, the Trader Tale and the joke.

Every trading day at 9:30 AM IST, Daksh Analytics publishes two price bands for the NIFTY 50: a resistance zone above the price and a support zone below it. The same post shows the strikes with the highest call and put open interest, the day's regime, India VIX, the previous day's FII and DII flows, and the next expiry.

Daksh Media, the video arm of Daksh Analytics, posts five short videos on trading days:

• 9:30 AM: the morning map with the day's zones.
• 4 PM: the check, showing whether each zone held or broke.
• 5:30 PM: a Trader Tale, a short story from market history or from common trader experiences.
• 7:30 PM: a one-minute lesson on a general trading concept.
• 9 PM: a joke about trading life.

There is no 9:30 map or 4 PM check when the market is closed. On Saturday the story slot shows the week's scorecard, and on Sunday it looks at the events coming up in the week ahead. The lesson and the joke go out every day.

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.

The same rule is used for every zone, every day.

So you can judge the zones on their full record. Every zone posted at 9:30 is checked at 4 PM and added to the scoreboard, whether it held or broke. Rows are never edited or deleted.

Held zones divided by held plus broken zones. Zones that price never reached are counted separately and left out of the rate, because they were not tested. The scoreboard always shows the counts next to the percentage.

If it ever does, the change will be announced on Telegram and dated on the scoreboard page.

The narration is an AI-generated voice, not a person. The visuals are built from that day's market data using fixed templates, so the numbers you see and hear come from the data itself.

Some are. A tale labelled "True story, public record" uses only documented public facts. A tale labelled "A story based on common trader experiences" is fiction, with made-up characters, written to show a common situation.

English, for now.

Daksh Media runs the channels. Instagram is the main one, and the others carry some or all of the same posts:

• Instagram: Reels and the daily story.
• YouTube: All five daily videos as Shorts.
• Telegram: The 9:30 map, 4 PM check and daily poll.
• WhatsApp Channel: 9:30 map and 4 PM check.
• Facebook: Reels.
• Threads: Daily posts.

All links are in the footer of every page.

Send a message to the Daksh channel on Telegram. If a post turns out to be wrong, it is removed and a short correction is posted on Telegram. Scoreboard rows are not changed.

No. Everything Daksh posts is educational. The zones are not a call to buy or sell anything, and nothing here tells you what to trade or how much. Your trading decisions are your own.

No. There is no paid group, course, premium plan, broker tie-up or referral link. Daksh does not message people asking for money. If someone offers you a paid "Daksh" group or tips in the Daksh name, it is not us.

No. You see the zones and how they turned out, but the method behind them stays private.