I’ve been working on some backdated probability models, and they point to a high likelihood of Nifty crossing the 25,000 mark by 23rd September 2025 and remaining above that level afterward.
While I haven’t pinned down the exact probability, I’m curious to hear if others in the community have run similar models or have views on this scenario.
Question:
Do you think Nifty will close above 25,000 on 23rd September 2025 and stay above that level afterward?
Vote below:
Yes – Nifty will close above 25,000 on 23rd Sept and remain above it.
No – Nifty may not sustain above 25,000 after 23rd Sept.
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Would love to hear your thoughts or see any data/models you’ve worked on!
More like Tukka models, without any Tech Analysis to back it.
Edit 1: The basis of this comment, is that prices won’t necessarily do the same that they have had done last month, week or year and besides you have asked for a prediction without providing parameters, so I felt it is tukka and I stand by it. Guessing prices out of the blue is TUKKA. Here’s my view, you asked for.
Well looking at price action, its a downward trend in the 1 day TF. Nifty is trying to go towards the gap 24344. In my opinion it won’t at the moment unless the earnings back it.
It is not clear what your problem is, but it seems that targeted bullying has been directed at me by you on this forum for some time.
This kind of behavior can cause people who want to contribute and give back to Dhan for the free services it provides to society to leave the forum.
The honorary title of Community Maverick has been given to you by the forum, and it should be respected and used to create positive and friendly discussions—and not to show this kind of attitude.
A contrarian view should never be mistaken for bullying. I share my thoughts on many topics here, and there have been plenty of times where you and others have disagreed with me—that’s normal. Disagreement is how we all learn.
You posted your view, and I simply expressed mine. Nothing more, nothing less.
At the end of the day, predicting prices is just guesswork—no one knows what the market will do tomorrow, next month, or whether it’ll go up, down, or sideways.
The real skill is being able to listen to both sides of the story.
This isn’t a personal attack on me? But posting educational contraian views are showing attitude? @RahulDeshpande
Let’s take a quick pause here. I really value the effort all of you are putting into sharing your perspectives; it’s what makes this community thrive.
At the same time, I’d like to remind everyone that the spirit of this forum is healthy debate, not personal conflict. Disagreements on analysis, models, or outlooks are natural (and actually very helpful), but let’s make sure we keep it respectful and focused on ideas, not individuals.
If you disagree with someone’s approach, frame it around why you think differently rather than on how they’ve shared it. That way, we all learn from multiple perspectives without things getting personal.
I’d request both @thisisbanerjee and @Brishide (and others engaging) to continue contributing your inputs are valuable. Let’s just reset the tone a bit and get back to what we’re here for: learning markets together.
Yes – Nifty will close above 25,000 on 23rd Sept and remain above it.
No – Nifty may not sustain above 25,000 after 23rd Sept.
If you disagree with someone’s approach, frame it around why you think differently rather than on how they’ve shared it. That way, we all learn from multiple perspectives without things getting personal.