<div id="readability-page-1"><div id="contentdata"><div> <h2>Milan Vaishnav is the founder of Gemstone Equity Research &amp; Advisory Services</h2> </div> According to Milan Vaishnav (CMT, MSTA), the markets are staring at an imminent technical rebound even if the overall trajectory remains downward, even though he is keenly watching the 50-week MA which is presently at 23,304.If this level is violated then the Nifty testing 23,000 cannot be ruled out, he said in an interview to Moneycontrol.He believes Bank Nifty is looking better on the charts. Going ahead, the banking index is likely to stay relatively stronger and relatively outperform the other indices, said the founder of Gemstone Equity Research &amp; Advisory Services who spent nearly two decades in the capital markets.Considering the bearish sentiment, do you see the Nifty hitting 23,000 first before getting into strong upward journey?I would look at this in a slightly different way. The sentiment is ofcourse bearish; what we have witnessed over the past weeks is a painful mean-reversion of the markets. Nifty has currently closed a notch below the 200-DMA (Daily Moving Average) that currently stands at 23,574. I am keenly watching the 50-week MA (Moving Average) which is presently at 23,304. If this level is violated then the Nifty testing 23,000 cannot be ruled out. However, I feel that a percent here or there, the markets are staring at an imminent technical rebound even if the overall trajectory remains downward.Will the Bank Nifty look better on charts compared to Nifty 50?Yes, Bank Nifty is better on the charts. The reason is that this index is showing strong improvement in its relative momentum against the broader markets. It enjoys greater Relative Strength against both Nifty 50 index as well as the broader Nifty 500 index. Going ahead, it is likely to stay relatively stronger and relatively outperform the other indices.Which are the two stocks looking strong on charts and technical indicators?I will prefer to keep my eye on large-caps. HDFC Bank is very resilient; it enjoys strong Relative Strength against the broader markets. Any move above Rs 1,790 will lead to a strong multi-month breakout in the stock. It is expected to relatively outperform the broader markets.Reliance Industries is the other stock that I am looking at from a short to medium term perspective. Although the stock has been on a decline and has been relatively underperforming, it has shown strong signs of potentially putting a base in place. It is likely to improve its relative performance going ahead from here.Globally as well, I am expecting the energy space to stay resilient and relatively outperform the markets.Are you bullish on Federal Bank?Yes, Federal Bank is in a continued uptrend. It's on a rising trajectory forming higher tops and higher bottoms on the long-term charts. Any move above Rs 210 is likely take the stock meaningfully higher from current levels.Your take on Mahindra and Mahindra?M&amp;M has been consolidating over the past few days; any close above Rs 3,000 has the potential to take the stock higher.What is real significance of 200 DEMA? Does the maximum stocks above 200 DEMA mean the market is in bullish phase?The 200-day Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) is a key long-term trend indicator used to gauge overall market sentiment. A majority of stocks trading above their 200 DEMA often signals bullish market conditions, reflecting broad strength. However, this should be confirmed with other indicators and market context to avoid false signals.Are you big buyer in Indian Hotels?On a personal note, no I am not. However, the stock is in a strong uptrend and one can certainly stay invested in this stock until the charts tell you otherwise.Disclaimer: The views and investment tips expressed by investment experts on Moneycontrol.com are their own and not those of the website or its management. Moneycontrol.com advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.Disclaimer: MoneyControl is a part of the Network18 group. Network18 is controlled by Independent Media Trust, of which Reliance Industries is the sole beneficiary.</div></div>

Milan Vaishnav, founder of Gemstone Equity Research, predicts an imminent technical rebound in markets despite a downward trend. He highlights the importance of the 50-week moving average at 23,304, warning that a breach could lead to Nifty testing 23,000. Vaishnav sees Bank Nifty outperforming other indices and recommends HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries as strong stocks. He also notes Federal Bank's uptrend and Mahindra and Mahindra's potential breakout above Rs 3,000. The 200-day DEMA is a key indicator of market sentiment, with stocks above it suggesting bullish conditions.

Chartist Talks: Markets rebound imminent despite downward trajectory, says Milan Vaishnav