BSE Sensex gains 377 points, Nifty 144 points This Week

BSE Sensex benchmark overcame the two week losing streak by regaining the key psychological level of 29,000 points and Nifty reaching the crucial 8,800 level to the end the week on a high. The week saw the market overcoming the volatility that emanated due to the BJP defeat in key Delhi assembly election, sustained foreign capital outflows, dismal corporate earnings results besides global uncertainty over Greek, debt crisis as well as Russia-Ukraine skirmishes.

Discontinuing the AAP-win the coveted Delhi election result, investors centered on the forthcoming Budget session which is the ruling BJP’s first full-year financial plan amid expectations of further acceleration in economic reforms lifting up the market sentiment. The slowdown in December industrial output ((IIP) growth by 1.7 per cent and surge in January Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation though well within RBI’s range led to prospects of interest rate cut by the apex bank. Banking sector regained confidence as the country’s largest public sector lender SBI reported over 30 percent jump in its third quarter results.

The Sensex opened lower at 28,566.50 points and hovered around a high of 29,154.67 points and low of 28,044.49 points before settling at 29,094.93 during the week. The Sensex gained 377.02 points or 1.31 per cent and Nifty surged 144.45 points of 1.67 per cent to end at 8,805.50 points this week. The week saw buying in sectors led by Healthcare, power, banking, auto, FMCG, Metal, IT and capital goods.

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Stock Markets This Week: Sensex gains 2.37%

Stock Markets This Week: Sensex gains 2.37%

Stock markets this week  (Dec 26 - January 2, 2015) gained 2.37 per cent on hopes of much-awaited sectoral reforms and encouraging manufacturing output data for December by HSBC Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI).

The benchmark BSE Sensex settled at a four week high while NSE Nifty surged to near 8,400 points this week.

The political uncertainty in Greece and New Year eve holidays in Asian stock markets moderated the equity market in India two days in this week.


The sentiment of investors was high as speculations were buzzing around for the much awaited banking reforms by the government. As expected, the government came out with some major decisions over the banking.

This week, the government has also announced to replace the 65 year old Planning Commission with NITI Aayog. This said to be major reform indication from the government of India. 

This week, the government appointed CEO & MD for four nationalized banks snapping the tradition as followed earlier. Under this the government has separated the role of Chairman for the banks. And moreover, the government may give autonomous to banks.

The HSBC Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for December provided a major push to stock markets on the last trading day of the week.

The BSE Sensex resumed the week higher at 27,247.78 points on December 26. It moved to 27,395.73 points on December 29, 2014 - 27,403.54 points on December 30 – 27,499.42 points on December 31 – 27,507.54 on January 1, 2015 and on January 2, it surged to 27,887.90 points.

The Sensex gained 646.12 points or 2.37 per cent in the week.

The wide-based 50-issue CNX Nifty of the NSE traded between 8,410and 8,214before ending the week at 8,395.45 points, at net gain of 194.75 points or 2.37 per cent in the week.

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Stock Market Business Good for You?

Stock market business has been luring new and old investors toward the share and scrips for many decades.

Stock market in India, has been consider as equal to betting, where people do fear about losing more than the quantity of gain.

In reality, stock market is same as we have negative impression about it.

Stock market is the one kind of business, that everybody should love to do.

The first logic is that, companies are the main aspect in stock market, where they sell their stock or scrip (may not necessarily directly).

The term company is closely associated with profit or profit making in general or business sense.

If a start up company could become one successful company after listing at stock market, then the stock or scrips of the same company would be gaining much.

Ultimately, the stock holder or investors would be getting high price for the exchange of stock and dividend as decided by the board of directors of the company.

In stock market, how a lay-man would gain money?

Well, for that they need to purchase stock and do need to monitor the price of the share or stock they have purchased.

Simply, if the share is traded on higher price simply sell it, else hold it to see if it would be traded more than the value, you fixed to sell.

And if the share is losing is value in the stock market, then sell it, get your money back.

Interesting thing about stock market is that, you can suffer loss, but you are going to get back the money, and that would be the same as if you lent money to any person.

Why not invest in banks rather putting into risky stock market?

Right, this assumption is right, seldom anybody would agree to take the risk in stock market. But the fact is that, those are ready to take the risk, they win and lose in stock market.

Another factor is that, one can get more interest return for their investment in stock market, but not always.

There share in stock market are just like products, you need to keep those and trade for a profit, and loss is inevitable in business.

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Stock Markets Update: BSE down by 0.24 percent, Nifty down by 0.17 percent @2:30pm

Today, the stock markets were in sluggish and turned red, BSE Sensex was at
26,343.45 points (-77.22), down by 0.29% at 2:40 pm. And Nifty was at 7881.65 points
(-15.58) down by 0.20 per cent.

The index was closed at 26420.67 points on Tuesday. In the intra-day the markets touched the high of 26504.52 points. and dipped to low at 26302.14 points.

Top gainers in Sensex 30 were Sun Pharmaceutical (844.90, 35.15, 4.34%), Cipla (495.00, 20.45, 4.31%), Tata Power (94.85, 2.25, 2.43%), Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd. (2,891.05, 61.30, 2.17%), BHEL (231.05, 3.50, 1.54%),  Wipro Ltd. (553.25, 5.85, 1.07%), NTPC (145.35, 1.45, 1.01%).

Pharmaceuticals sectors scrips were seen in green, most of the scrips gain good return for the investors.

Top gainers in Nifty 50 were Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., CIPLA Ltd., Lupin, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Tata Power, Dr Reddy's Lab, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, Wipro Ltd, NTPC Ltd., HCL Technologies Ltd., United Spirits at 2:30pm.

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BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty up till noon

Both BSE Sensex and Nifty were up at Tuesday noon due to selecting buying by the investors. The Sensex was at 19,709.04 points with gaining 98.56 ( +0.50%) at noon and the Nifty at 5,970.20 pints gaining 30.90 (0.52%). The equity market rebound from losses sessions as recorded on Monday and last week.

The market has been bullying but this time very selective scrips have been given preference by the buyers. The BSE was down at the opening trade but the buying stocks gained the momentum as the day progressed. On the contrary, the NSE Nifty went down by around 30 points at 11 am, but gained later on and levelled with the loss till noon on Tuesday.

Top gainers at BSE Sensex were Bata India, Glaxosmithkl, Cadila Health, Glaxosmithkl Phar and L&T Finance Holdings till noon. And Nifty gainers were LT, CIPLA, RANBAXY, IDFC, LUPIN .

Losers at BSE Sensex were Gitanjali Gems, Dish TV India, Shree Cement, Mangalore Ref, HDIL and SESAGOA, ULTRACEMCO, JINDALSTEL, HCLTECH, INFY were losers at Nifty till noon.

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BSE Sensex up by 285 Points

BSE Sensex, today has zoomed of 74 points in the early trade. And continued the gain till the post lunch session, at 3:50 pm the Sensex touched 19,016.46 points -gaining 285.30 points. 

The Nifty was also gained around 13 points at  5702 points in the early trade.  And it continued to zoom around 94 points, at the index was at 5,783.10 at 3:50pm.

The stock market rebound the gain due the low inflationary figures and speculations over the rate cut by the reserve bank of India.

The fall in the gold price was also favored the investors sentiment and turned the market in bullying in nature.

This was after TCS witnessed encouraging results in the fourth quarter. Stocks of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) increased 1.76 per cent to Rs 1,485. This was due to the increase in the company’s net profit during the Jan-Mar qtr. Stocks in IT, oil and gas, capital goods, realty sector and healthcare, recovered.

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BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty end in Flat

Both BSE and NSE stock market were ended on flat on Wednesday, the Sensex ended at 20,005.00 points gaining around 14 points (0.07%) and Nifty edged up 5.85 points at 6055.75 points (0.10%).

The rate cut on Tuesday however helped the stock market initial gain, but both the markets were ended in flat following the warnings over the Indian economy health by the RBI.

In the morning trade on Wednesday, the BSE Sensex zoomed around 11 and but could not maintain the momentum. On the other hand, Nifty was bit volatile and turned red before lunch and post-lunch session, but managed to end in green.

BSE Sensex and Nifty bother were above the 20k and 6k marks, respectively today at closing time.

Among the sectoral indices, the major gainers were BSE Realty Index (1.39%), BSE CONSUMER DURABLES (01.24%), BSE OIL & GAS (1.06%) and the loser were BSE CAPITAL GOODS (-1.24%), BSE POWER (-0.68 %), BSE AUTO( -0.49%), BSE TECk( -0.18%) and BSE PSU Index (-0.07%).

Top Nifty gainers on Wednesday were: DLF (3.00 %), CIPLA (2.41%), ACC (2.31%), SESAGOA (2.26%) and AMBUJACEM (2.26%).

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Sensex up 60 points, Nifty zooms 28 pts

Following the rate cut declared, as expected, the stock markets zoomed into green after a gloomy morning trading session. At 11:47 am the Sensex was at 20,166.56 points gaining 63.21 (0.31%) on Tuesday, and the Nifty was trading at 6,103.15 points gaining 28.35(0.47%).

The RBI declared rate cut in repo rate and Cash Reserve Ratio by 25 bps that will help to infuse around Rs 18,000 crore into the economy. The economic reforms and the rate cut by the apex bank boosted the market sentiments turning stock markets into green on Tuesday.

Axis Bank stocks gained around 4.94 by 69.95 rupees and the last trading price was at 1,485.00. BSE BANKEX was rose by around 166.17 (1.13%) at 14829.75 points. Markets are expected to gain more following strong market sentiments.

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Infosys shares soar on BSE after Q3 report

The shares of IT major, Infosys Ltd, soared to Rs 2,580 around 11.19 per cent on early trade on the BSE on Friday following filing its reports for the third quarter ended December 31, 2012.

The revenue of Infosys for the quarter October – December, went up to Rs 10,424 crore by 12.1 per cent. Last year, in the same quarter the company had revenue of Rs 9,298 crore.

According to the media reports, the net profit of Infosys for the third quarter has marginally dropped to Rs. 2369 crore by 0.12 per cent,  the company had posted net profit of Rs.2372 crore in October—December quarter of the previous fiscal (2011—12).

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Sensex at 19,742.54 and Nifty at 6,002.15

On Wednesday, both BSE Sensex and Nifty zoomed in the early trade following the good bail out news from USA.

At 12 noon on Wednesday ( 2 Jan 2012) the BSE Sensex gained 161.73 points at 19,742.54  with +0.83%, while Nifty was at 6,002.15 with 51.30 points up with positive 0.86%.

The Nifty breached the 6000 the two years high mark since January 6, 2011.

Both the market zoomed following on hopes of the final passage of the US bill, which could help the economy to boost and check the recession sort of situation there.

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BSE Sensex ends up 0.08%

The 30-share index BSE Sensex was ended on a flat-to-positive note on the first day of the week. The Sensex ended at 19,257.73, up 15.73 points or 0.08 per cent.

In the intraday trading it touched the highest mark of 19,347.64 points and also dived to low of 19,237.26 on Monday.

The BSE FMCG Index dipped 0.12 per cent. The Nifty closed with 8.85 points up at 5,856.55 (+0.15), in the intranet-trading the Nifty has touched the highest point of 5,871.90 and a low of 5,844.70 points.

Both the stock markets seen were bearish following no buying interest among investors.

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Stocks This Week: BSE Sensex and Nifty up on weekend

After a choppy early trading on Friday morning, the stock markets – BSE Sensex and Nifty started turning into green.

At 10:30 am, the BSE Sensex was up with 14.89 points at 19,244.15 (+0.08%), while the Nifty was at 5,853.00 with 1.50 points up (+0.03%). The BSE Sensex had been red in the week, which lost around 258 points.

The BSE Sensex was opened at 19217.96 points, and it was closed at 19229.26 with loss of 25.83 points ( -0.13) on 13 December 2012, Thursday.

On a week ago, 7 December 2012, the market was closed with a loss of 220.67 points at 19424.10 (-1.14).

The BSE Sensex market capitalization as on 13 December was Rs.3118357.83 crore in Full and Rs. 1633598.65 crore in Free Float.

On 11 Dec 2012, the BSE Sensex touched the 52 week high figure at 19612.18 points.

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Stock Markets up ahead of FDI vote

The stock markets in India has been gaining on Wednesday following scheduled vote on FDI in retail, in Lok Sabha. The debate and voting on the single brand FDI in retail has been keeping up the momentum of BSE Sensex and Nifty.

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is at 19,413.90 points with up 65.78 (+0.34%) and the50-share Nifty was at 5,903.65 points with up 14.40 (0.24% ) at 11:45 am on Wednesday.

The Nifty has touched the 20 month high figure of 5900 for the first time since April 2011, on Wednesday.

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Stock Markets end in green This Week

Bombay Stock Exchange

Business News: Both BSE Sensex and Nifty ended in green on Friday. The week (Sep 29 - Nov 2) was also good for the investors as the both markets ended in green. In the week, the Sensex gained 0.7 per cent while the Nifty gained 0.58% in the trading.


On Friday, the BSE Sensex was closed at 18745.46 with 183.76 point up (0.99%) and Nifty ended at 5697.70 points with 52.65 points up (0.93%);

•  BSE 100 ended at 5702 points with 51.85 points up (0.92%)
•  BSE200 at 2309.24 with 20.42 points up (0.89%) 
• BSE500 at 7217.60 with 59.02 points up (0.82%)
•  BSEIT at 5795.43 with 62.74 points up (1.09%) 
• BSEFMC at 5670.75 with 32.32 points up (0.57%)
•  BSE CG at 110090.87 with 166.32 points up (1.52%) 

 On Friday, the last trading day of the week, the Banking stocks made good profit. The bank index Bankex touched 13175.30 point with 180.96 points up (1.39%). In the week, the major gainers were Wipro, Bajaj Auto and Cipla, while the stocks of BHEL and HUL were down.

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BSE Sensex and Nifty in Green till Noon

Business News: Day after the Dussera, a major festival, on Thursday both BSE Sensex and Nifty were trading in green till noon. The Sensex was at 18761.05 point with up by 51.03 (0.27%) while Nifty was at 5704.95 points with up by 13.55 (0.24%) till 1pm.

The last Thursday is the expiry day for the futures, so there was seen more trading of futures and options in the stock market. Oil, Gas, and Metal stocks pushed the Sensex and helped to maintain the gain. However, the BSE IT was bit in red during the noon, it lost by 0.01 % to 0.8 point at 5696.79 points on Thursday noon.

BSEFC has been gaining the market,  as the it already gained 0.16% since the morning trading stated. The index was at 5831.64 point with up by 9.06 points by noon on Thursday.

BSEPSU scrips were seen in red which were down by 2.32 points to 7357.25 points (-0.03%) on Thursday.

Oil Gas scrips were in green at 8500.53 point with up by 44.09 points (0.52%); Metal stocks were up by 33.08 per cent to 10288.81 points(0.32%) till this report is being published.

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BSE Sensex ends in Green with 111.13 point up

Business News: The Bombay Stock Exchange's sensational index Sensex ended in green today, on the first day trading of the week.

The BSE Sensex ended at 18793.44 with 113.13 points with up @ 0.59 per cent gain on the day trading.

Major stocks and scrips were in seen green  entire day bringing cheers to the investors there were anticipating a big change in the market on the first day of the week.

The BSE100 (5723.70) was up by 0.52 per cent with 29.5 points, BSE200 index was up by 0.48 per cent with 11.09 point up at 2318.41, BSE500 was seen gaining 0.42 per cent  with 30.31 points making the figure to 7244.33.

The other index were BSE IT was also up by 0.84 per cent at 5748.02 point gaining 47.65 points.

However,the BSEFMC was not good option for the FMCG investors, those lost by 0.51 per cent in the share value, the index lost 30 points and closed at 5871.97.

Similarly, BSE CD was down by 0.46 per cent to 7299.83 points by 33.93 point in red.

And BSE PSU was also seen volatile, which later in the day ended in red with 0.01 per cent, down by 1.1 points to 7373.51 points.

Due to the quarterly results by banks, the Bankex was up by 1.0 per cent with 132.32 point up at 13325.37. Auto and metal stocks were down by 0.18 per cent and 0.08 per cent. While the Oil and Gas stocks gained 0.73 per cent in the market on Monday trading.

Nifty was up by 32.90 pints (0.58 per cent) at 5717.15 points, on Monday, October 22, 2012.

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Sensex plunges below 17,000 points

Business News: The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex on Friday plunged below the 17,000 points at 16,831.08 points. The BSE Sensex fell by 320.11 points on the last day of the week. It was the third consecutive loss that pushed the Sensex to the four months lowest figures.

The NSE - Nifty too shed 101 points and closed at 5,086.85 on the last day of the week. Experts believe that due to the selling pressure from the foreign institutional investors and weak rupees the Sensex and Nifty plunged.

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Indian Stock Markets End in Positive This Week

Business News; The Indian stock markets end on positive points this week on March 30, 2012 Friday. The BSE Sensex ended with 345.59 points (2.03%) up at 17404.20 points, while the Nifty ended at 5295 points with gaining 116.70 points and Nifty futures advanced to 5322 points with a gain of 23.45 points this week.

Market experts believe that the Nifty may touch to range between 5295 to 5400 points in the next week. The major concerns will be the auto sale results and its impact on the auto shares. The auto market of two-wheelers are high as the sales at a good performance.

Another major factor will be the speculation over the Credit Policy review by the Reserve Bank of India by April 17th. The market move and investors will be speculating about the interest rate and its impact on the stocks and scrips.

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Investing in Stock Market? Think Again!

Are you planning to gain from the stock markets those are unpredictable? You never know when it rallies or advances, how much it is wise to depend on stocks for regular income. The stock market seems to be easy place where investors can invests, but the chances are very less to have constant gain.

The markets particularly the stocks, indices, futures, options, would be probe favorable to gain some percent provided you have complete idea about it. And a bit of technical analysis over the market's bullish or bearish nature is also as important as aiming to get something out of it.

The trading session is the biggest session for investors like examination time for the students. Applying proper trick or move can give you good return, otherwise there are chances of loss or unlimited loss are there all the time you trade.

If your planning a big chunk of profit from the stock market, then the market is not a proper place for you. Loss are inevitable, but the major thing is that how much you can check your loss by making small and tiny profit trading session.

Sound knowledge is much to gain in the market. No matter if you lost money in the stock despite having the knowledge on the products, still you have chances of getting profit by not repeating those mistakes again.

Read the market before you enter into it. The investment world looks like heaving and loaded with more and more rich people. No, but the reality is something different. There are various types of investors from rich to poor.

Never believe any unauthenticated sources that they generated huge money from the stock or futures. Such claims are false, some do speak like that to cover their loss or to hide their failure in the market.

A wise investor will always read the market and believe in the market moves, does best technical analysis himself or herself.

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BSE Sensex and Nifty end in Red

Business News; The trading session on Wednesday was volatile throughout the day, the BSE Sensex closed in red at 17,118.90 with 138.46 points down while the Nifty registered a fall of 46.30 points and ended at 5196.85 points.

In the Nifty the major losers were JPASSOCIAT, Crain, RPower, KotakBank and RCom. The gainers were - TataSteel, Dr Reddy, Ranbaxy, Maruti and Siemens.

At BSE Sensex losers were - Hindalco Inds, ONGC, Sterlite Inds, SBI, ICICI Bank, NTPC, Bajaj Auto. And gainers were - Tata Steel, Maruti Suzuki, Wipro, ITC, L&T, DLF, Cipla, Coal India, Gail India.

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