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What matters before 9:15 am?

Morning Bytes is a one-page pre-market brief. It sets out what the market did, what it has not yet confirmed, and the conditions that would change the picture, in the order you would want to read them before the open.

Read the brief How it is made
  1. OvernightWhat moved while the market was shut
  2. Not yet confirmedWhat the prices have not proved
  3. The ranges that matterThe marked levels, and what a close beyond them would mean
  4. 9:15 amThe bell, and the conditions to read it against

Latest edition

Illustrative edition, not live market data

Recovery is not confirmation.

Prices have recovered from lower levels, but the marked ranges remain intact. The next useful evidence is a completed close beyond a boundary.

There is no reviewed edition yet. This is an illustration of the format, made with made-up prices for design review. It is not a report on any real session.

Before the bell

  • The recovery has not cleared the upper references.
  • 280 of 500 sample stocks advanced; sectors diverged.
  • Wait for the stated close, not merely a price touch.
Read the brief

Descriptive, not advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to trade.

Automatic edition

Written every trading morning before 9:15 am by fixed rules from Sahi market data, and not reviewed by an analyst. Each figure shows the time it was read; a piece that could not be read is shown as missing, never estimated.

The latest automatic edition appears here when the page can read it.

Data desk

Every piece of the brief and where it comes from. With the automatic edition loaded, each row shows whether it was read this morning and at what time.

  • Nifty 50, Bank Nifty and SensexClose, change, ranges, levels and 30-minute barsConnected · Sahi charts
  • GIFT NiftyLast price and change, applied to Nifty's closeConnected · Exchange data
  • Overseas markets, USD/INR and BrentUS, Europe and Asia indices, dollar index, US 10-year yieldConnected · Global market data
  • MCX crude oil, gold and silverNear-month futures at the evening closeConnected · Sahi charts · MCX
  • India VIXClose and changeConnected · Sahi charts
  • F&O breadth and sectorsEvery F&O stock, grouped by sectorConnected · Sahi charts
  • Stock setupsUp to two stocks at the top of a tight 20-candle base, on volumeConnected · Sahi charts
  • FII and DII cash flowsProvisional buy, sell and netConnected · Exchange data
  • Nifty futurePrice and open interest changeConnected · Sahi charts
  • Nifty option chainPut-call ratio, max pain, largest call and put open interestConnected · Sahi option chain
  • Company results and global releasesF&O results that day and high-impact global releasesConnected · Exchange data · Economic calendar
  • Exchange calendarSession, expiries and holidaysConnected · Sahi trade calendar
  • Indian economic releases (RBI policy, CPI, GDP)No feed with Indian release times is connected; the exchange calendar and global releases are.Not connected · shown as missing

All editions

Newest first. Each one carries its own status.

  1. Illustrative edition, not live market dataRecovery is not confirmation.

How it is made

Every edition is a data file, and it moves through three review states. The state is printed on the edition, never chosen by the page that shows it.

  1. Illustrative sample

    Made-up prices and fictional stocks, used to check the layout and the wording. It says so on its face, and it is never live market data.

  2. Unreviewed draft

    A real edition that nobody has checked yet. Figures, sources, rights and wording are still open, so drafts are not published here.

  3. Reviewed

    Checked line by line against its sources, and approved. Only a reviewed edition is offered to search engines.

Figures are prepared from public market information and Sahi's own market data, for information only. Each edition lists its sources and its cut-off time.

How to read it

  • Reading order: conclusion, then evidence, then conditions.
  • Descriptive, not advice. The brief says what the numbers show and what would confirm or challenge them. It does not tell you to buy or sell.
  • Read the label first. An illustrative edition or an unreviewed draft is not a report on a real session.

For analysts

Editions are written and checked in a studio that runs in the browser.

For analysts: the studio Documentation