DII keeps momentum going. The FII turned net sellers today. With no major economic data due in the next few days, the market is expecting better Q1 results.
FII were net buyers and FII buying lifted the market sentiments. Whether today’s FII action is an outlier and how long they will continue to buy?
With no major swings in the last three trading sessions, it appears the market is braking to go faster, although in which direction remains to be seen.
Oil price decline and expectation of lower inflation helped the Nifty close in the green for the third straight session. The bulls are on a roll.
There is a lot of volatility and uncertainty. Should you buy, sell, or hold? Some answers may emerge if you filter out the noise and focus on price action.
Nifty Up, down and up. In the current scenario, even minor positive news can cause large swings. Trading strategy with proper stop loss is the best bet.
After two straight days of gains, the benchmark indices closed in the red today. Sell on the rise is back. The range-bound consolidation may continue.
The Nifty rose today as a result of a short-covering rally in beaten-down sectors and expectations of better corporate results. What’s Next?
Nifty is up slightly, but gains are still a long way off. The bulls are on the defensive. What’s next?
Rising interest rates, a stronger dollar, higher inflation, and larger deficits. Is this the beginning of a new economic cycle?