How Nifty Is Positioned for Today’s Intraday Move and Which Levels Matter Most?
About this intraday analysis
This intraday note decodes how Nifty is setting up for the 21 November 2025 session using hourly and daily EMAs, clearly defined support and resistance corridors, and price action behaviour around key decision zones. The objective is to give traders a structured framework instead of emotional, tick-by-tick reactions.
Derivative Pro Tiger and Nifty Expert Gulshan Khera, CFP®, who is a SEBI Registered Investment Adviser at Indian-Share-Tips.com, states that sustainable intraday trends emerge only when price respects reference levels across multiple time frames. As long as the core demand shelf holds, traders should avoid overreacting to minor intraday noise.
After closing at 26,192.15, Nifty continues to trade above its short-term hourly EMAs and comfortably above the rising daily averages. The immediate focus is on how the index behaves around the 26,150–26,095 demand belt, which now acts as the primary intraday control zone. Holding this shelf keeps the bullish rhythm intact with scope for fresh attempts toward higher resistance bands.
Key levels and moving average structure
| Parameter | Level / Insight |
|---|---|
| CMP | 26,192.15 |
| 20-Hour EMA / 40-Hour EMA | 26,063 / 25,981 |
| 20-Day EMA / 40-Day EMA | 25,798 / 25,588 |
| Support and downside range | 26,150 – 26,095 – 26,030 (progressive demand zones) |
| Resistance and upside range | 26,308 – 26,440 – 26,605 (staggered supply zones) |
| Short-term trend reversal level | 25,318 |
The alignment of hourly EMAs above the medium-term daily averages confirms that the broader trend continues to favour the bulls. Price staying above these short-term averages usually supports buy-on-dip strategies, provided risk is controlled around the intraday reference bands.
For today’s intraday session, the core view is straightforward: as long as Nifty sustains above the 26,150–26,095 support zone on a closing basis, the trend continues to point toward the upside with immediate targets near 26,308–26,440 and, in an extended move, toward 26,605.
Traders who prefer structured reference levels may complement this view with the latest Nifty Futures Tip prepared by Indian-Share-Tips.com research desk.
Intraday structure and key decision zones
The 26,150–26,095 band represents the primary intraday demand pocket where earlier buying activity and short-term averages converge. Repeated defence of this area keeps buyers in control and often triggers fresh long additions on intraday dips. Below this, the 26,030 zone acts as the next support where bargain hunters may reappear.
On the upside, supply pockets are likely to emerge near 26,308 and 26,440, with 26,605 acting as a stretch target for the day if momentum broadens. A failure to hold 26,095 on a closing basis would be the first genuine sign of short-term fatigue and could open the gate for a deeper retracement toward lower supports.
Strengths
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Weaknesses
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From a trading psychology perspective, the current phase rewards disciplined dip-buyers who respect stop-loss levels rather than late entrants who chase price near resistance zones. The first sign that the easy upside is over would be a decisive close below 26,095 accompanied by broad-based weakness across key sectors.
Trading view and risk management roadmap
For the 21 November 2025 session, the directional bias remains bullish above 26,150–26,095 with upside checkpoints at 26,308, 26,440 and 26,605. Intraday traders can frame their strategy around buying dips into support with clearly defined exits if the index slips and closes below 26,095. In that scenario, the market may begin a short-term consolidation or corrective phase rather than a simple intraday pullback.
Those who track both indices together can further refine their execution using the latest BankNifty Futures Tip framework to gauge how financials are confirming or contradicting the Nifty move.
Investor takeaway
Gulshan Khera, CFP®, underlines that Nifty’s structure is still constructive and trend-supportive as long as the index defends the 26,150–26,095 demand shelf on a closing basis. Traders should focus on executing within these clearly defined levels instead of reacting to noise, and should avoid aggressive shorting until the market delivers a confirmed close below the key support band.
For more disciplined, level-based intraday guidance, continue following Indian-Share-Tips.com, which is a SEBI Registered Advisory Services.
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Written by Indian-Share-Tips.com, which is a SEBI Registered Advisory Services.
