Two red days. Then... a pause.
Tap a day below. Then drag the gauge and find out where things stand.
The support line
22,600. The number every analyst is repeating today. Tap to see why.
What it means: it's the level where chart-watchers have flagged past buying interest.
Sensex equivalent zone: 72,000–72,200. Neither is a forecast, just a level people are watching.
Sitting ~100 pts above support. Still standing, for now.
Not quite. Thousands of traders watch the same chart. Enough buy orders at one level can genuinely make it hold, at least for a while. Self-fulfilling, not magic.
Yesterday's villain. Today's hero.
Money rotates fast. Tap a card to see the flip.
Healthcare 🟢
Cushioned the whole market, credited with pulling the index up from its lows
Healthcare 🔴
Today's single worst-performing sector on the exchange
Mid & Smallcap 🔴
Both closed lower again, down 0.32% and 0.39%
Mid & Smallcap 🟢
+0.58% and +0.74% — the broader market is leading today, not lagging
What changed?
Three threads today. Tap each.
Oil, the villain
Brent crude pulled back as Middle East export flows recover, easing the fear that triggered Monday's crash. Relief, not a fix, the standoff itself continues.
Two IPOs, mid-selloff
Vishal Nirmiti + Nityas Gems & Jewellery opened offers worth ₹286.35 cr, bidding to 5 Oct. Launching mid-selloff = bankers still see investor appetite.
RBI pulling cash out
An estimated $20 billion liquidity drain can push up short-term rates, hitting loan and FD rates directly. Separate story, same rough week for stocks.
Fast definitions
Tap a term to flip it.
Support level
Price where buying has historically stopped a fall. A pattern, not a guarantee.
Sector rotation
Money shifting between industries, so daily leaders and laggards keep changing.
Liquidity drain
RBI pulling cash from the system, often pushing interest rates up.
Brent crude
The global benchmark oil price. "Oil eased" usually means this.
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