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Muhurat Trading 2026: Nifty may see big gap-up opening, but there's a catch; expert picks 3 stocks

Muhurat Trading 2026: Nifty may see big gap-up opening, but there's a catch; expert picks 3 stocks
Source: Moneycontrol

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  • ✓The Nifty 50 could see a sharp gap-up opening during the Muhurat trading session on Sunday, November 8.
  • ✓Ashish Kyal said, "The market is euphoric, and we can expect a much bigger gap-up opening." He suggests Axis Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, and HCL Technologies for investors to watch closely.

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Indian Markets
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Moneycontrol
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6 Minute(s)
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India Economy

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The Nifty 50 could witness a sharp gap-up opening during the Muhurat trading session on Sunday, November 8, as bullish sentiment continues to drive Indian equities, according to Ashish Kyal, Founder and CEO of Waves Strategy Advisors.

However, Kyal cautioned that profit booking could follow the initial surge, potentially keeping the index in the 25,050–25,150 range during the special trading session.

"The market is euphoric, and we can expect a much bigger gap-up opening," Kyal told Moneycontrol in an interview. He expects the Nifty to move towards 25,100 but warned that thin trading volumes and overbought technical indicators could limit further gains.

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