Bramesh’s Technical Analysis has been selected among the Top 80 Indian Investment Blogs on the web in the 2026 edition published by FeedSpot.
This recognition is particularly meaningful because the platform has been built around one simple objective since its inception:
Make technical analysis simpler, more systematic and more useful for traders and market participants.
We are grateful to Anuj Agarwal, Founder of FeedSpot, and the FeedSpot team for recognizing the work published through Bramesh’s Technical Analysis.
View the FeedSpot Top 80 Indian Investment Blogs list
A Recognition of Consistent Market Research
Technical analysis is not about predicting every market move.
It is about studying price, time, trend, momentum, market structure and historical behaviour and developing a disciplined framework for interpreting markets.
At Bramesh’s Technical Analysis, the focus has always been on presenting market analysis in a simplified and practical format for Indian traders and investors.
The website covers a wide range of markets, including:
- Nifty
- Bank Nifty
- Sensex
- Fin Nifty
- Midcap and Smallcap indices
- Indian equities
- MCX Gold
- MCX Silver
- MCX Crude Oil
- USD/INR
- Global markets
The objective is not to overwhelm readers with unnecessary complexity.
Instead, the focus is on identifying the important market structure and time-price relationships that traders should understand.
Our Journey Since 2008
Bramesh’s Technical Analysis was established in 2008 with a focus on market research and technical analysis.
Over the years, the approach has evolved with changing market conditions.
Markets today are significantly different from the markets of 2008.
We now have:
- algorithmic trading
- high-frequency trading
- derivatives-driven volatility
- global capital flows
- faster information dissemination
- electronic execution
- sophisticated technical tools
- real-time global correlations
Yet one thing remains unchanged:
Price and time continue to matter.
That principle remains at the centre of our market analysis.
Why Technical Analysis?
Fundamental analysis can help investors understand a company’s business.
Technical analysis approaches the market from a different direction.
It studies the behaviour of price itself.
Some of the questions we regularly examine include:
Where is the market trading?
What is the prevailing trend?
Where are important support and resistance zones?
Has market structure changed?
Is momentum expanding or contracting?
Where could important time cycles occur?
These questions help create a framework for analysing market behaviour.
Our Approach to Gann Analysis
One of the distinctive areas of our research is W.D. Gann analysis.
Gann’s work places considerable emphasis on the relationship between:
Price and Time
Our research incorporates concepts such as:
- Gann Time Cycles
- Gann Price-Time Squaring
- Gann Angles
- Gann anniversary dates
- Gann time-count techniques
- Monthly and annual time-cycle analysis
- Important historical price-time relationships
The objective is not to use Gann terminology for the sake of complexity.
Instead, the goal is to convert these concepts into frameworks that traders can actually study on a chart.
Time Is an Important Part of Market Analysis
Most traders naturally concentrate on price.
For example:
Nifty moved 300 points.
But another question is equally important:
How much time did that move take?
A market may reach an important price level after a specific number of trading sessions.
Historical highs and lows may also show recurring time relationships.
This is why our analysis often combines:
Price + Time + Market Structure
rather than examining price alone.
Combining Multiple Analytical Frameworks
Market analysis rarely needs to depend on one indicator.
At Bramesh’s Technical Analysis, research can incorporate different technical concepts depending on the market and timeframe.
These may include:
- trend analysis
- support and resistance
- supply and demand
- price patterns
- time cycles
- Gann analysis
- Fibonacci relationships
- volatility
- moving averages
- market breadth
- derivatives data
- intermarket observations
The purpose is to build confluence rather than depend on a single signal.
Our Focus on Indian Markets
Indian markets remain a major focus of our daily research.
We regularly study:
Nifty
The benchmark index provides an important view of the broader large-cap market.
Bank Nifty
Banking-sector behaviour can significantly influence index volatility and market sentiment.
Sensex
A second major benchmark for understanding the Indian equity market.
Midcap & Smallcap
These segments can behave very differently from the large-cap indices and therefore require separate analysis.
F&O Stocks
Derivative-market structure can provide additional information about short-term market behaviour.
Beyond Indian Equities
Our research also extends into commodities and currency markets.
These include:
Gold
Silver
Crude Oil
USD/INR
Global markets can have a significant influence on Indian asset prices.
For example, movements in crude oil can affect India’s macroeconomic environment, while gold and silver can respond to changes in global interest rates, currency movements and international risk conditions.
Studying these markets alongside Indian indices provides a broader market perspective.
Education Is a Major Part of Our Work
Another important part of Bramesh Tech is education.
Technical analysis becomes more useful when traders understand why a particular framework works rather than simply copying a level.
Our educational work covers subjects such as:
- Gann trading
- price-time analysis
- financial astrology
- technical analysis
- trading psychology
- market timing
- TradingView indicators
- chart analysis
- time-cycle research
The objective is to help traders develop their own analytical framework.
Trading Psychology Matters
A technically correct analysis does not automatically produce disciplined trading.
Trading decisions are also affected by:
- fear
- greed
- impatience
- overtrading
- revenge trading
- FOMO
- excessive position sizing
- failure to follow a predefined plan
Therefore, market education should include both:
Technical skill
and
Psychological discipline
Understanding the market is one challenge.
Following your own framework consistently is another.
Why This FeedSpot Recognition Matters
Being included in the Top 80 Indian Investment Blogs — 2026 Edition is encouraging because it provides recognition for years of consistent market research and educational content.
The internet contains an enormous amount of financial information.
For an independent technical-analysis platform to be recognized among Indian investment blogs is therefore meaningful.
We see this recognition not as an endpoint, but as motivation to continue improving the quality and depth of our research.
Thank You to FeedSpot
A special thank you to:
Anuj Agarwal
Founder, FeedSpot
and the FeedSpot team for this recognition.
We appreciate the personal message and the acknowledgement of the contribution made through Bramesh’s Technical Analysis.
You can view the complete list here:
FeedSpot — Top 80 Indian Investment Blogs, 2026 Edition
Thank You to Our Readers
Most importantly, this recognition belongs to the readers, traders and market participants who have followed our work over the years.
Every chart studied, every market cycle analysed and every article published contributes to the larger objective:
Making market analysis simpler, systematic and accessible.
Markets will continue to evolve.
New technologies will emerge.
Trading platforms will change.
New indicators will appear.
But the fundamental challenge for every trader remains the same:
Understand the market, manage risk, control emotions and remain disciplined.
That is the philosophy we intend to continue building on.
What Comes Next for Bramesh’s Technical Analysis?
The next phase will focus on expanding our research and educational content across:
- Indian index analysis
- Gann time cycles
- Price-time analysis
- Global commodities
- Financial astrology research
- Trading psychology
- TradingView tools
- Market education
- Long-form technical-analysis articles
- Video-based market education
We will continue experimenting with new ways to present complex market concepts in a language that traders can understand and apply to their own research.
Final Word
Being selected among the Top 80 Indian Investment Blogs of 2026 by FeedSpot is a milestone for Bramesh’s Technical Analysis.
From a platform established in 2008 to a continuously evolving source of technical-analysis and market-education content, the journey has always been driven by one principle:
Study the market. Study the data. Study price and time. Keep learning.
Thank you to FeedSpot, Anuj Agarwal, our readers, subscribers and the entire Bramesh Tech community for being part of this journey.
The journey continues.
Bramesh’s Technical Analysis
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