Today, the BSE Sensex failed to grasp its former gains and settled at 14,985.70, up 49.93 points, after touching an intraday high of 15,134.53.

While commenting on the current irregular trend, technical analyst, Vishwas Agarwal said that the stock markets are progressively turning susceptible to international markets.

“We are in a directionless market, with restricted upsides but any major global down trend can result in a huge set back,” Mr. Agarwal added.

Today, the BSE Sensex saw a 500 point fall and cracked in proportion to other international markets.

While pointing out on the U-turn taken by the stock market, technical analyst, Vishwas Agarwal stated that Indian stock market was faultily affected today because of reduction in worldwide markets and panic selling.

Saturday’s RIL result is crucial to hoard the persuasions now. Any optimistic news from RIL can ease the market to some extent.

But one thing is obvious that stock market mood has turned very cautious now and people are feeling insecure. So they will make an effort to go out with minimal losses in their place before buying more at existing levels.

The BSE Sensex was in a pessimistic mode today and finished the day with a nearly 100 points deficit.

Remarking on the weak spot in the market technical analyst Vishwas Agarwal believed that the weakness was mainly because of factors upsetting the international markets, which were also down today.

He added that a few spheres that had caught rather a sharp increase in the past few days including cement and banking were calming down slightly. Simultaneously some increase is envisioned in fence sitters like ITC, Reliance Capital and Infosys.

After touching a new high at the opening time on Thursday, the BSE Sensex closed the session at 14,861.89 after losing 18.35 points, whereas the broad based NSE Nifty ended the day at 4,353.95, down by marginal 5.35 points.

Vishwas Agarwal said the stock market once again broke down to reach the psychological 15,000 mark. Conservative buying and selling of stocks could take place in the nest trading session, but the same is likely to carry on.

Mr. Agarwal added that markets still are in bulls grip.