DK Technical Analysis by Dhananjay Kadam
Intraday Buy OMNI cmp 549.4
Intraday OMNI 552.95 from 549.4 till now
DK Technical Analysis by Dhananjay Kadam
Intraday Buy BECTORFOOD cmp 237.89 Targets 240-243-246 Sl 235
Intraday BECTORFOOD 245.7 from 237.89 Near Third Target Achieved 🚀 💚 🔥
INTRADAY OPTION
NIFTY 23000 CE
100
TO
200😍
All Targets++ Achieved 🎯
100% profit
Double 😍
🔥🔥🚀🚀🔥💚🚀
NIFTY 23000 CE
100
TO
200😍
All Targets++ Achieved 🎯
100% profit
Double 😍
🔥🔥🚀🚀🔥💚🚀
INTRADAY OPTION
NIFTY 23000 CE
100
TO
228😍
All Targets++ Achieved 🎯
114% profit
Double ++ in a day 😍
🔥🔥🚀🚀🔥💚🚀
NIFTY 23000 CE
100
TO
228😍
All Targets++ Achieved 🎯
114% profit
Double ++ in a day 😍
🔥🔥🚀🚀🔥💚🚀
Short term delivery call
Buy EMIL
CMP 187
SL 177
TGT 240+
TF 21-25 days
Buy EMIL
CMP 187
SL 177
TGT 240+
TF 21-25 days
Short term delivery call
Buy RAMBHAJO
CMP 268.50
SL 244
TGT 340+
TF 20 days
(All Position/ delivery calls SL on close base only)
Buy RAMBHAJO
CMP 268.50
SL 244
TGT 340+
TF 20 days
(All Position/ delivery calls SL on close base only)
Market Closure Details
NSE and BSE will remain closed on Monday, September 14, 2026
Occasion: Ganesh Chaturthi
No BTST today, as a 3 day weekend. 🙏
NSE and BSE will remain closed on Monday, September 14, 2026
Occasion: Ganesh Chaturthi
No BTST today, as a 3 day weekend. 🙏
YASHO 4.5% UP
hope the rally will be continued
🤞🏼
hope the rally will be continued
🤞🏼
Short term delivery call
BECTORFOOD
CMP 242
SL 231
TGT 267--74
TF 9 days
BECTORFOOD
CMP 242
SL 231
TGT 267--74
TF 9 days
Short term delivery calls
MANYAVAR
CP 583
SL 543
TGT 685
TF 29 days
MANYAVAR
CP 583
SL 543
TGT 685
TF 29 days
If you are holding
IOCPL
APOLLO MICRO
SKYGOLD
BLUESTONE
MARKSANS PHARMA
HOLD ALL
KEEP PATIENCE 👍
IOCPL
APOLLO MICRO
SKYGOLD
BLUESTONE
MARKSANS PHARMA
HOLD ALL
KEEP PATIENCE 👍
Every single year, someone had a reason NOT to invest.
1983 → “Market’s too high”
1984 → Record U.S. deficits
1985 → Growth slowing down
1986 → “Dow near 2000 — too risky”
1987 → Black Monday. The Crash.
1988 → Recession fears
1989 → Junk Bond collapse
1990 → Gulf War. Worst decline in 16 years.
1991 → “Market too high again”
1992 → Elections. Market flat.
1993 → Mass corporate restructuring
1994 → Interest rates rising
1995 → “Too high to enter now”
1996 → Inflation fears
1997 → Greenspan says: “Irrational Exuberance”
1998 → Asia collapses
1999 → Y2K panic
2000 → Dot-com bubble bursts
2001 → 9/11. Recession.
2002 → Enron. Accounting frauds.
2003 → Iraq War
2004 → Massive trade & budget deficits
2005 → Oil & gas at record highs
2006 → Housing bubble bursts
2007 → Sub-prime crisis begins
2008 → Global banking collapse
2009 → Credit Crunch. Depression fears.
2010 → Sovereign debt crisis
2011 → Eurozone on the edge
2012 → U.S. fiscal cliff
2013 → Fed to taper stimulus
2014 → Oil prices crash
2015 → China market meltdown
2016 → Brexit. Trump. Chaos.
2017 → Stocks at all-time highs. Bitcoin mania.
2018 → Trade Wars. Rising rates.
2019 → India GDP crashes to 5%
2020 → COVID-19. World stops.
2021 → Post-peak correction
2022 → Russia invades Ukraine. Inflation explodes.
2023 → Adani-Hindenburg. Geopolitical fire.
2024 → Election shock. U.S. recession fears.
2025 → Tariff Wars. Global uncertainty.
2026 → Worst start to a year in a decade.
And yet — the market always recovers.
Still compounding.
Still rewarding the patient.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth about human psychology:
👉 We always find bearish arguments more convincing.
👉 Fear feels smarter than optimism.
👉 Waiting feels safer than acting.
But the investors who built real wealth didn’t wait for the perfect moment.
They invested through Black Monday.
Through 9/11.
Through 2008.
Through COVID.
Because they understood one thing most people don’t:
“You create money in a bull market. You create a fortune in a bear market.”
The next crisis is coming. It always does.
The question is: will you be invested when it ends? 📈
1983 → “Market’s too high”
1984 → Record U.S. deficits
1985 → Growth slowing down
1986 → “Dow near 2000 — too risky”
1987 → Black Monday. The Crash.
1988 → Recession fears
1989 → Junk Bond collapse
1990 → Gulf War. Worst decline in 16 years.
1991 → “Market too high again”
1992 → Elections. Market flat.
1993 → Mass corporate restructuring
1994 → Interest rates rising
1995 → “Too high to enter now”
1996 → Inflation fears
1997 → Greenspan says: “Irrational Exuberance”
1998 → Asia collapses
1999 → Y2K panic
2000 → Dot-com bubble bursts
2001 → 9/11. Recession.
2002 → Enron. Accounting frauds.
2003 → Iraq War
2004 → Massive trade & budget deficits
2005 → Oil & gas at record highs
2006 → Housing bubble bursts
2007 → Sub-prime crisis begins
2008 → Global banking collapse
2009 → Credit Crunch. Depression fears.
2010 → Sovereign debt crisis
2011 → Eurozone on the edge
2012 → U.S. fiscal cliff
2013 → Fed to taper stimulus
2014 → Oil prices crash
2015 → China market meltdown
2016 → Brexit. Trump. Chaos.
2017 → Stocks at all-time highs. Bitcoin mania.
2018 → Trade Wars. Rising rates.
2019 → India GDP crashes to 5%
2020 → COVID-19. World stops.
2021 → Post-peak correction
2022 → Russia invades Ukraine. Inflation explodes.
2023 → Adani-Hindenburg. Geopolitical fire.
2024 → Election shock. U.S. recession fears.
2025 → Tariff Wars. Global uncertainty.
2026 → Worst start to a year in a decade.
And yet — the market always recovers.
Still compounding.
Still rewarding the patient.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth about human psychology:
👉 We always find bearish arguments more convincing.
👉 Fear feels smarter than optimism.
👉 Waiting feels safer than acting.
But the investors who built real wealth didn’t wait for the perfect moment.
They invested through Black Monday.
Through 9/11.
Through 2008.
Through COVID.
Because they understood one thing most people don’t:
“You create money in a bull market. You create a fortune in a bear market.”
The next crisis is coming. It always does.
The question is: will you be invested when it ends? 📈