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Intraday Trading Signals: How a SEBI RA Picks Stocks Every Morning

What actually goes into a pre-market intraday call? Here's the exact process Sahib Singh Hora uses to pick the best stock to buy today — every trading day, before 9 AM.

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Sahib Singh Hora

SEBI RA · INH000026266

·April 16, 2026·8 min read

Every morning before 9 AM, subscribers to withSahib's Pro plan receive the day's intraday stock calls for NSE equities. What goes into that call? Here's the exact pre-market process — from 6 AM to 8:45 AM.

Step 1 — Global cues (6:00–6:30 AM): Review US market close (Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq), SGX Nifty futures, Asian market openings, and crude oil / dollar index. These determine the broad market bias for the day — gap-up or gap-down open, and overall sentiment.

Step 2 — Nifty prediction today (6:30–7:00 AM): Analyse Nifty 50 futures using the previous day's candlestick, support/resistance zones, and overnight FII/DII data from NSE. This gives the intraday direction bias — bullish, bearish, or neutral/rangebound.

Step 3 — Sector rotation scan (7:00–7:30 AM): Identify which sectors showed strength or weakness in the previous session. If banking stocks saw heavy buying, the next day's watchlist skews towards HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank. Sector momentum is more reliable than random stock picking.

Step 4 — Stock scanner (7:30–8:15 AM): Run a systematic scan on NSE stocks filtered by: (a) volume surge on previous close, (b) stocks near key support/resistance on daily chart, (c) stocks with upcoming catalysts like results or news, (d) FII/DII activity reports. This generates 20–30 candidates.

Step 5 — Technical confirmation (8:15–8:45 AM): Each candidate is checked across multiple timeframes — 15-minute, hourly, and daily charts. Entry is only justified when at least 2 timeframes agree. Entry range, Target 1, Target 2, and stop-loss are defined based on ATR and key levels.

Step 6 — Call publication (8:45 AM): The final 1–3 intraday picks go live on the withSahib dashboard with full technical notes. Each call includes: Stock name, entry range, T1, T2, SL, expected holding time, and the technical rationale. This is the only format a SEBI registered analyst should publish — with full disclosure and reasoning.

This process is repeated every trading day, 250 days a year. It is systematic, rule-based, and SEBI-compliant. Every share market tip from withSahib is the output of this framework — not a gut feel or a WhatsApp forward.

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Sahib Singh Hora

SEBI Registered Research Analyst · INH000026266

NISM certified analyst providing intraday calls, swing trade picks, options advisory, and AI-powered research reports through withSahib.com.

Risk Disclaimer: Investments in securities market are subject to market risks. Research Analyst: Sahib Singh Hora · SEBI RA INH000026266 · withSahib.com

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