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On Sensex’s weekly expiry day, the Indian stock market is witnessing cautious optimism. Market expert Anil Singhvi suggests that a “Buy on Dips” strategy remains the best approach amid mild volatility. Select stocks are showing strength, helping sentiment remain positive despite external uncertainties. Ahead of the Bihar election results, investors may see minor profit booking, but the overall market trend is expected to stay bullish. Bank Nifty appears ready to take the lead again, signaling that financials could drive near-term momentum. Midcap and smallcap stocks may trade in a narrow range but continue to attract buying interest at lower levels. Traders should monitor key support and resistance zones closely. Any slow start in the session could offer an opportunity for strategic buying.

Anil Singhvi backs ‘Buy on Dips’ strategy as Sensex shows cautious optimism ahead of Bihar polls

<p>On Sensex’s weekly expiry day, the Indian stock market is witnessing cautious optimism. Market expert Anil Singhvi suggests that a “Buy on Dips” strategy remains the best approach amid mild volatility. Select stocks are showing strength, helping sentiment remain positive despite external uncertainties. Ahead of the Bihar election results, investors may see minor profit booking, but the overall market trend is expected to stay bullish. Bank Nifty appears ready to take the lead again, signaling that financials could drive near-term momentum. Midcap and smallcap stocks may trade in a narrow range but continue to attract buying interest at lower levels. Traders should monitor key support and resistance zones closely. Any slow start in the session could offer an opportunity for strategic buying.</p>


Anil Singhvi backs ‘Buy on Dips’ strategy as Sensex shows cautious optimism ahead of Bihar polls

Banking complaints nearly resolved as RBI signals confidence in India’s financial stability

Easing inflation and rising FDI signal positive economic outlook, says RBI

RBI cuts repo rate to 5.25%, boosts FY26 GDP forecast to 7.3%

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