Time-based analysis signals 10 September as a high-momentum date, Harshubh Shah

After a sharp decrease of 2% in the last week, the markets had a strong comeback. The rebound was supported by better than expected GDP data and the relocation of the GST Council to simplify the tax structure in double plates of 5% and 18%, which lifted the sentiment of investors.

The Nifty50 won more than 1% a week ending on 5 September, which is firmly over the 100-day EMA, an important technical support. Wider Markets also expanded their momentum, with the indices for the Midcap and Smallcap -Indices with 2-3%, which underline constant strong participation beyond front line shares.

However, foreign investors remained careful. Fiis remained net cash sellers, in which shares worth £ 4,361.99 crore were ordered between September 1 and September 4, 2025.

Volatility played a role as expected

In last week’s comment, we emphasized 5 September as a potential turning point – and the market did not disappoint. Nifty was very volatile and witnessed a sharp 150-point falls within just 15 minutes around 10:00 am. Such movements emphasize why traders should remain careful on time -sensitive dates.

Interesting is that our specific Intraday marker from 12:25 pm on 5 September also proved accurate, with the low of the day around this time. This also validates the precision of time -based analysis when navigating market volatility.

Nifty key levels (8-12 September, 2025)

Traders must follow the following support and resistance zones closely, because the price reactions here will determine whether the index is expanding its upward trend or fresh reversations is confronted: 24,676 · 24.540 · 24,445 · 24,382 · 24,1406666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666) · 24,982,987 25,083 · 25,145 · 25,322 · 25,435

Intraday time clusters with a high-quality intraday

(8-12 September 2025)

Mon, 8 September: 10:20 am · 11:15 am · 2:25 pm

Tue, September 9: 1:20 pm · 2:20 pm

Wed, September 10: 10:20 AM · 11:20 AM · 12:25 pm

Thu, September 11: 10:00 am · 11:00 am · 2:10 pm

Fri, September 12: 10:05 am · 12:45 pm · 2:20 pm

Outlook trading

September 10 (+/– 1 day) distinguishes itself as a window with a very likelihood for momentum -controlled movements.

Traders are advised to remain vigilant around the stated intraday times windows, because they often coincide with swinghighs, lows or trend covers.

(The author is director, WealthView Analytics PVT Ltd. Sebi Registration – inh000009676)

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