Knowing when to exit from a trade is is very important. Always have your exit strategy in place before you enter a trade. You also need a stop-loss strategy which over-rides everything else in case the market moves against you in an unexpected way. This can happen very fast with Indian shares.
Friday, August 10, 2007
The Investment Market In India - TRADING INDIAN SHARES
The daily Indian stock market tips report contains selections of Indian shares from the Bombay Stock Exchange (Mumbai Stock Exchange) and National Stock Exchange shares. These selected BSE and NSE Indian shares have passed through a multi-stage technical analysis filter which searches for a number of trend patterns and performance activity.
Breakout stocks are Indian shares which have just had a large increase in both price and volume. This may be due to many reasons but these Indian shares are worth watching as their activity has shown statistically significant activity. The BSE India and NSE India stock markets are covered.
Top gainers are Indian shares ranked according to their percentage rate of change over a recent trading period. These Indian shares are the big movers from the BSE and NSE stock markets.
The BSE SENSEX Index of the Indian Stock Market is compared to the Dow Jones Index so you can see how Indian shares are performing compared to the Dow Jones Index constituents. This detailed report compares both stock markets over short, medium and long term periods and is an excellent tool for the investment market in India.
Free stock tips and picks, performance rankings and breakout reports to assist your stock market trading strategy for BSE India and NSE India share trading
Bombay Stock Exchange BSE India and National Stock Exchange NSE India share tips are derived by scanning the Indian Stock Market data for investment o
The daily technical analysis scanning process is entirely mathematical and contains no personal opinion or personal opinion of any kind.
Free Indian Stock Tips - The top BSE India and NSE India shares selected by technical analysis.
Top daily gainers - The top performing Indian shares ranked by percentage gain.
Volatility breakout stocks - The Indian shares which have had a sudden large increase in price and volume.
BSE Sensex - Technical analysis report every day - The state of the Indian Stock Market. Updated daily.
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Thursday, August 9, 2007
IT stocks up on ECB curbs, Infosys 5% Up, TCS 4% Up
| The markets have gained some more points and are trading strong on the back of heavy buying seen in IT stocks. Banking, realty and auto stocks are also in focus today. The volume has been very impressive since opening today and the market breadth is positive with nearly 2200 stocks on advancing side and about 700 stocks on decline side. Rupee has reacted sharply and has depreciated on account of tightening of ECB norms by the government which is expected to put check the foreign currency inflows. Rupee is trading at Rs 40.59 versus US dollar. At 10.45 hrs IST, the Sensex is up 307.54 points or 2.06% at 15240.31, and the Nifty up 82.80 points or 1.90% at 4439.15. About 2173 shares have advanced, 744 shares declined, and 73 shared are unchanged. IT index was trading up 4.85% at 4842.33. Major gainers in the IT index were Sensex are Satyam at Rs 492 up 6.26%, Infosys at Rs 1,991.10 up 5.98% and TCS at Rs 1,163.50 up 5.02%. |
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Sensex slips in the red as European stocks open weak
The market came off higher level in afternoon trade following weakopening of European markets. European shares slipped early as BNPParibas suspended redemptions from three funds citing problems in USsubprime mortgages. The news came just at a time when worries aboutglobal credit problems arising from US subprime mortgatge woes appearedto be easing.
ICICI Bank was up 1.9% to Rs 901, off the day's high of Rs 919.80.ICICI Bank said on Tuesday, 7 August 2007, it had reduced its interestrates on deposits by 25-50 basis points from Thursday, 9 August 2007.The new rates will be on select maturities of up to two years and ondeposits up to Rs 15 lakh
The banking sector is expected to benefit from tighter overseasborrowing norms announced by the government on Tuesday, 7 August 2007,as companies looking to raise money abroad now have to turn to domesticbanks for credit.
ICICI Bank was up 1.9% to Rs 901, off the day's high of Rs 919.80.ICICI Bank said on Tuesday, 7 August 2007, it had reduced its interestrates on deposits by 25-50 basis points from Thursday, 9 August 2007.The new rates will be on select maturities of up to two years and ondeposits up to Rs 15 lakh
The banking sector is expected to benefit from tighter overseasborrowing norms announced by the government on Tuesday, 7 August 2007,as companies looking to raise money abroad now have to turn to domesticbanks for credit.
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