In today’s stock market, Markets remain under pressure, with Nifty below 24,200 and Sensex down by 852 points.
Stock Market Nifty Chart Prediction


On April 23, Sensex was down 852.49 points at 77,664, and the Nifty 50 was down 205.05 points at 24,173.05. About 1688 shares advanced, 2409 shares declined, and 155 shares remained unchanged.
Top Nifty gainers: Tata Consumer Products, Hindustan Unilever, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, NTPC.
Top Nifty Losers : Dr Reddy’s Labs, Cipla, Jio Financial, Adani Enterprises, Apollo Hospitals.
On the sectoral front, capital goods gained 0.4%, healthcare index rose 1.6%, energy index gained 0.25% and , media index surged 0.9 percent. On the other hand, auto, consumer durables and PSU Bank down 2% each, while IT, realty, metal, private bank down 1% each.
The Nifty midcap index shed 0.4 percent and smallcap index declined 0.6 percent.
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Stock Prediction for 24th April 2026
| STOCK | Good Above | Weak Below |
| BDL | 1432 | 1418 |
| COALINDIA | 452 | 448 |
| MARICO | 781 | 774 |
| LAURUSLABS | 1135 | 1125 |
Prediction for Friday NIFTY can go up if it goes above 24,600 or down after the level of 24,200, but it also depends upon the Global cues.
Nifty is showing a mixed-to-cautious trend; however, it is currently hovering near short-term support, indicating indecision. Moreover, as long as it sustains above the 24,000 zone, some stability can be expected. On the other hand, if selling pressure increases and the index slips toward 23,000, then weakness may extend further. Meanwhile, on the upside, the 24,500–25,000 zone will act as a strong resistance band. Therefore, a decisive breakout above 24,500 could trigger fresh bullish momentum. Consequently, traders should stay alert, and additionally, watch price action near key levels before taking positions.
| Highest Call Writing at | 24,500 (1.1 Cr) |
| Highest Put Writing at | 23,000 (88.4 Lk) |
Nifty Support and Resistance
| Support | 24,000–23,000 |
| Resistance | 24,500–25,000 |
Bank Nifty Daily Chart Prediction


Prediction For Friday BANKNIFTY can go up if it goes above 57,000 or down after the level of 55,800, but it also depends upon the Global cues.
Bank Nifty is currently showing mild weakness after a recent pullback, and notably, it is trading near the immediate support of 55,800, which is a crucial level for short-term direction. Moreover, if the index manages to hold above 55,800, then a bounce-back move can be expected. However, the next key support lies at 55,000, and therefore, any breakdown below this level may trigger fresh selling pressure. On the upside, meanwhile, the resistance zone of 57,000–58,800 will act as a strong hurdle, and a sustained move above 57,000 could revive bullish momentum. Consequently, traders should remain cautious, and at the same time, closely monitor price action around these levels for confirmation.
| Highest Call Writing at | 57,000 (9.8 Lk) |
| Highest Put Writing at | 55,800 (7.4Lk) |
Bank Nifty Support and Resistance
| Support | 55,800 and 55,000 |
| Resistance | 57,000 – 58,800 |
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