Showing posts with label indian stock markets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indian stock markets. Show all posts

Dec 17, 2018

Stock Market Nifty Sensex Dow Jones View – As On 17 December 2018


Stock Market Nifty Sensex Dow Jones View – As On 17 December 2018

We continue to predict a sideways market with sell on rise and buy on dips as well as individual stock price movement type trading market. Earlier also we have said that during the past month’s pull back many stocks which were hammered in the erstwhile sell off for as much as upto 50%; have made base and are likely to give 10-20% up move in the sideways, range bound type of scenario with low volume market participation and mutual fund buying where there is lack of speculative interest.
These stocks include stocks like SAIL, BHEL, Wockhardt, Adani Ports, Yes Bank, DHFL, and others.
One thing to notice is the sharp fall over last few days in crude oil prices of almost 30% to 50 USD per barrel from 75, and the easing tension on US-China trade war front. This may help a year end rally in already battered European, and Asian markets, while it is possible that USA markets may continue to remain sideways and non-eventful with bouts of volatility with no significant trendy movement. We are anyways already seeing a decoupling between the all three wiz.USA, Europesn, and Asian markets regard with the movements when we saw Asia markets perform better many days even though there was 500 points or more decline in USA markets the day ahead. So basically the trades are short term and a lot of portfolio shuffling is happening across the global investors groups.


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Jan 6, 2011

How deep and wide Indian Stock Markets are? SHOCKING FIGURES FROM NSE



In a recent interview with CNBC renowned fund manager Samir Arora expressed his disappointment of Indian investors in equity markets by saying “Indian investors are world’s biggest losers”.
He adds that in a year when FII have poured in USD29 bln on the back of fundamental growth and resilience of Indian economy after 2008 global credit crisis; while the domestic investor’s participation have remained below average.
He also added that since Jan 2000, Foreign Investors have put a USD91 bln in Indian markets. While the mutual fund investments has been a meager at only USD 2 bln during this same 11 years span.
He goes on to contend that real public only owns 1% equity in India. Also citing a morgan Stanley report only 3% of average indian’s total assets are in equities.

DAILY VOLUMES:
BSE CASH SEGMENT- between 2000 to 5000 cr. (all mainly cash segment)
NSE CASH PLUS DERIVATIVE SEGMENT- around 1,30,000 cr.


NSE FIGURES PRESENTED IN PARLIAMENT GIVING DATA OF TRADING AND INVESTING ACTIVITY ALSO UNCOVERED THE SHALLOWNESS OF INDIAN MARKETS AND LACK OF PARTICIPATION BY AVERAGE INDIAN:
The data were presented by Mr.Meena, Minister of State for Finance, on 10 Aug, 2010 in Parliament in response to questions asked by two MPs.
The analysis of data is shocking and startling. You will find out in reality how shallo, narrow, concentrated our stock markets are.