Brief History of Indian Stock Market
How do you think the market will react after budget? Which sector is good for investing - pharma or IT? Should I apply for this IPO? At what price will this share be listed? Is this share good for the long term or the short term?
Well, these are the questions or topics that you can find people discussing nowadays. Everyone wants to invest in shares as they see it as a fast medium to earn money. However, there are many factors which should be kept in mind while investing your hard earned money in the share market.
Before we talk about the other issues related to Indian stock market, let us find out how it all started.
It all started in 1875, when 318 persons came together to form Native Shares and Stock Brokers Association and the membership fee was Re.1.00. This association is now known as the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and in 1965 it was given permanent recognition by the Government of India. National Stock Exchange (NSE) is the second popular stock market of India. Sensex or the 30 stock sensitive index was first compiled in 1986. Nifty is the stock sensitive index for NSE.
In 1992, the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) was formed by the Government of India through an Act, in order to keep an eye on the working of Stock Markets. This move was made as a result of the scam by Harshad Mehta, a stock broker. This scam made 8 to 12 million investors bankrupt. SEBI acts as a watchdog and works in order to protect the rights and interests of investors.
The increasing popularity of the stock market can be understood by the fact that 10 lakh demat accounts were applied for in 4 days, in order to apply for Reliance Power IPO.
Indian stock market is such a vast topic that a discussion on this topic will never end. So let’s start it now.
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May 12th, 2008 at 3:46 pm
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Again after one week of good gains in Indian stock market we have seen Nifty and Sensex closing very near to there major Support.
If Nifty breaches 4850 then it can again see a fall till 4600. But chances of breaching 4850 is very less. Now world markets are recovering at faster pace
dollar is becoming strong as against Rs. it will give good gains to exporters and IT sector.
Right now Nifty is in consolidation state it can go to any direction. We suggest you not to take too long positions right now.
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Its like NSE and BSE
both are running out of volumes due to weak stock market trend from the beginning of 2008. We have seen new highs of Nifty and Sensex in the past and now they are trading on lower sides which is hampering the confidence of traders and investors. Fall in BSE
and NSE
resulted in lost of around 60% - 70% portfolio of investors though traders are minting money in week market too.
One point to be noted and learned is that people are investing money by ignoring all fundamentals and technical aspects. We request all of investors and traders that Invest money wisely its hard earned money do research work only then invest if you don’t have time to do research work let professionals do it for you.
Think twice thrice before investing blindly without backed by technical and fundamental research.
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Today i.e 11th July’08 now as theInflation data (11.89%) has come and consequently we had seen from the last few weeks it is going on increasing week by week so the strategy now to adopt is to avoid long positions and do Intraday Trading that too with the strict stoploss as this data also plays an important part in giving the direction the market as Indian Stock Market depends on various factors one of which is Rate of Inflation.
Also
Important Support Levels for NIFTY are 4130-4080. Consolidation on thses levels will show some bounce in the Market.
Investors had an opportunity during these situations where Investing in undervalued stocks would be beneficial.
Best Buy Sectors
1.Infra
2.Health Care
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Tomorrow i.e. 31st July’08 the day when the Inflation data will come.Inflation from the past successive weeks is keep on increasing,this has now become a major factor deciding the following days movement of Indian Stock Market.RBI and the government is taking steps to control it.Inflation has to be kept under control for the interest of the economy, Indian Stock Market is governed by lots of factors one including them is Inflation that has also to be kept in mind always
Sectors giving good return over period of time includes:
1.INFRASTRUCTURE
2.PHARMA
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August 29th, 2008 at 3:53 pm
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Once again after crash Nifty has started going up. Now we suggest all rises should be used as an opportunity to exit old long positions.
This bull run will continue for few more days. Overall market is in bearish mood as in medium term its just a small rally due to short covering
and result season.
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September 21st, 2008 at 11:30 pm
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