Review and Pereview: Saturday, July 26th 2025

# Nifty (-0.53%): It was another tumultuous week at Dalal Street as the benchmark Nifty was still stuck in the mud and for the 4th straight week.

# The negative takeaway was that anxiety, nervousness, fear and panic ruled Dalal Street in a ‘turbulent Week’ with investors taking a cautious stand in a busy Q1 earning week.

# Investors were also apprehensive amidst mindful of the risks, awaiting the outcome of India and the US trade tariff deal.

# Bank Nifty (+0.44%) was also seen in a wait-and-watch mode and most importantly, ended the week on a jittery note.

# The broader markets too witnessed massive profit booking as the Nifty Mid-cap 50 index fell 1.87% while the Nifty Small-cap index plunged 3.51%.

# Nifty 200-DMA at 24057 mark.

# Week Ahead – July 28th

# Moving forward, the 3-key catalysts will command investors’ attention:

# Our call of the week suggests to keep a close eye on the upcoming 3-biggest catalysts:

1) Trump’s tariff deal with India ahead of the August 1 deadline.

2) FOMC Meeting outcome on Wednesday, July 30th

3) Also, all eyes will be on corporate India’s Q1 earnings season as concerns rise about a lacklustre earnings season.

# The Gyan Mantra: Initiating aggressive long positions at Dalal Street is like building a skyscraper on top of quicksand. Caution continues to be the buzzword for perma-bulls camp

# The Good News: Bear attacks can be terrifying, but they are normal, inevitable and – most importantly – they don't last forever.

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