After a period of sideways movement, the Indian equity market appears to be on the verge of a significant technical breakout. The Nifty 50 has shown resilience, closing near **25,556** today with a modest gain of **0.29%**. Analysts point to a shift in market sentiment as derivative signals and institutional positioning align for an upward move. Current technical data suggests that the index is holding firm above its short-term moving averages. While the market has faced resistance near the **25,700** to **25,800** zone, the downside remains well-protected. Experts recommend a "buy on dips" strategy, identifying **25,200** as a critical stop-loss level to manage risk during this volatile phase. Institutional activity has turned a corner in February. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), who were heavy sellers in previous months, have shifted to selective accumulation. On February 25, FIIs were net buyers of **₹2,991 crore**, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) provided massive support with a net purchase of **₹5,118 crore**. This dual buying participation is a strong bullish indicator for the March series. Sectoral leadership is currently being driven by Banking and IT. The Bank Nifty has outperformed with a recovery to the **61,190** level, supported by healthy rollover data of **74.3%**. Meanwhile, the Nifty IT index rose nearly **1%** today, signaling renewed optimism in technology exporters amid a stable global demand outlook. In the healthcare sector, Fortis Healthcare remains a top pick. The stock is trading around **₹907**, showing independent strength despite broader market fluctuations. Technical indicators like the MACD remain in the bullish zone, and the stock is trading above six out of eight major simple moving averages. Immediate resistance is pegged at **₹930**, with solid support at **₹895**. TVS Motor continues to showcase exceptional momentum in the automobile space. The stock recently hit an all-time high of **₹3,934.85**, marking a **3.1%** intraday surge. It has significantly outperformed the Sensex over the last year with a gain of over **67%**. Trading above all key moving averages, it remains a preferred choice for investors looking for relative strength in the manufacturing sector. The broader economic backdrop remains supportive. India’s GDP is projected to grow by over **8%** in the October-December quarter, fueled by robust private consumption and a surge in manufacturing. With headline inflation moderating to an average of **1.7%** earlier this fiscal year, the macroeconomic foundation provides the necessary comfort for the current market rally to sustain its momentum.