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Indian markets experienced a negative week, with Nifty closing lower after failing to sustain early gains. Volatility increased as the index tested crucial support levels. While the medium-term uptrend remains, a corrective phase is evident. Investors are advised a cautious, stock-specific approach, awaiting decisive moves before fresh long positions.
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After back-to-back correction, the setup for Nifty has turned relatively cautious, with the index slipping below its 20DMA for the first time in the past few sessions. The 50-stock index is now trading below the key support level of 25,500, suggesting a weak near-term bias.
Even as experts point to a potential turnaround in the broader smallcap space, a handful of companies continued to face sharp corrections.
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The key mainboard issue to watch will be Gaudium IVF & Women Health, which will open for subscription on February 20 and close on February 24. The company is expected to list on BSE and NSE on February 27, with allotment likely to be finalised on February 25.
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