Both the major indexes of the stock market, Sensex and Nifty, closed almost flat today on 27 February. Nifty remained in the red zone for the seventh consecutive day with a marginal fall of two points. While Sensex managed to close in the green zone with a marginal rise of 10 points. However, a huge fall was seen in small and medium stocks. BSE's mid cap index fell by 0.97 and small cap index by 2.09 percent. Due to this, investors lost about 3.5 lakh crores in the stock market today. During today's trading, heavy selling was seen in industrial, realty, auto and IT stocks. On the other hand, due to RBI's announcement, financial stocks saw a good rise today. At the end of trading, BSE Sensex closed at 7461.43 points with a gain of 10.31 points or 0.014 percent. Nifty, the 50-share index, fell by 2.50 points or 0.011 percent. BSE closed at 2545 05 level. Investors lost 3.57 lakh crores. Total market cap of companies listed in BSE came down to 3929 1 lakh crores today on 27 February, which was 96.48 lakh crores on its previous trading day i.e. Tuesday 25 February. Thus, the market of companies listed in BSE has decreased by about 3.57 lakh crores today or in other words, investors' wealth has declined by about 3.57 lakh crores. These five Sensex stocks saw the highest growth. Out of 30 BSE Sensex stocks, 13 closed in the green mark today, i.e. with a gain. In this, Bajaj Funserv shares saw the highest growth of 2.59 percent, followed by Bajaj Finance and Zomato. The remaining 17 shares closed with a decline today. In this too, Alphatech Cement's share fell by 4 percent. Top losers remained, while the market witnessed a fall of up to 5 per cent on February 28 How can the market move be? Aditya Gaggar, Director of Progressive Shares, says that the Indian stock markets started trading on the day of monthly expiry with gains, but as the day progressed it became difficult to maintain the gains Nifty remained in a limited range today and finally closed with a marginal fall of 2.50 points at 225-45.5 On the sectoral front, metal and bank Nifty stocks were the best performers, while media and realty sectors remained weak. The small cap index performed worse than the frontline index. These saw a fall of 1.14 per cent and 1.64 per cent respectively. From a technical point of view, the Nifty 50 levels remain unchanged. For this, support remains at 22400 and resistance at 227 per cent. Overall, the bearish trend continues. According to Relli Gear Broking Ajit Mishra says that the market remained sluggish on the day of monthly expiry. The market has closed flat for the second consecutive trading session. After the initial rally, Nifty soon became flat. It traded in a limited range before closing at 2545 to 0.5. Indecisiveness was seen in the first two trading sessions. This is probably due to oversold conditions. However, rotational selling in key sectors is not only limiting the rebound but is also gradually pulling the index down. Trades from both sides are being seen in the market at this time. Traders should trade keeping this in mind.