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Top 10@10 | Nifty eyes long-term buy signal, SpiceJet fleet shrinks to 12 aircraft, and Delhi AQI crosses 400

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CNBC TV18's Top 10@10 newsletter, a daily round-up of market and corporate stories, said Nifty is eyeing a long-term buy signal and that SpiceJet's fleet has shrunk to 12 aircraft. It also said Delhi's air quality index crossed 400. The newsletter gave no figures for the Nifty signal, no reason for the SpiceJet fleet size and no further detail on the other items. A long-term buy signal is a technical reading that some traders treat as a sign of a lasting upward trend; it is not a recommendation. SpiceJet is a listed airline, so its fleet size matters to how many flights it can operate. The air quality figure is a city pollution reading, not a market event.

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Top 10@10 | Nifty eyes long-term buy signal, SpiceJet fleet shrinks to 12 aircraft, and Delhi AQI crosses 400

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