The last five sessions, call by call.
Every NIFTY Signals call from the five most recent completed sessions: which way it went, when it ended, how it ended, and what it captured in NIFTY points. Nothing is removed and nothing is reordered — a losing call sits beside a winning one.
Some sessions produce no call at all — the engine is selective, and those sessions are published here too. You are never charged for one: a silent session is automatically credited back as another day of access. The first five trading days are free, and weekends don't burn them.
Today's live calls are for subscribers
Calls are published live through the session, each with a conviction band and expected move in NIFTY points. The record below is everything up to yesterday.
Session archive
A written breakdown of every completed session — what NIFTY did, what the engine called, and how it finished. Sessions with no call are in here too.
Today's calls are published live.
The first five trading days are free, and weekends don't burn them. ₹999 a day after that (down from ₹1,999) — no subscription required.
Questions worth asking
- What happens on a day NIFTY Signals publishes nothing?
- You are not charged for it. The engine is selective and a session that produces no call is a normal outcome, not an outage — so a silent session is credited back automatically as another trading day of access. Free-trial days are extended the same way.
- Is the published record complete?
- Yes. Every completed call from the five most recent sessions is shown — losing calls beside winning ones — and sessions where no call qualified are listed as such rather than omitted.
- Is NIFTY Signals investment advice?
- No. NiftyDesk is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. NIFTY Signals is a research and education tool that reports what the engine computed. It is impersonal, identical for every subscriber, and is not a recommendation to buy or sell.
- What does "points captured" mean?
- The move in NIFTY index points between a call being published and it ending, signed so that positive always means the call went the way it said. It is not a return and does not account for instrument selection, slippage, brokerage or taxes.
- Do the free trial days include weekends and holidays?
- No. The trial is counted in trading days, so a Friday sign-up is not half-consumed by the weekend and a market holiday costs you nothing.
This is not investment advice. NiftyDesk is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. NIFTY Signals is a research and education tool that reports what our engine computed. Nothing on this page is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Past results do not predict future results, and every trading decision — whether to act, what instrument, what size, what stop — is yours alone.
Points are measured on the NIFTY index between publication and the call's ending. They are not a return, and they do not account for instrument selection, slippage, brokerage or taxes.