Showing posts with label bse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bse. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Market news for taking the right trading decisions

One fascinating platform that has always invited investors is no doubt the stock market. Many have become millionaires whilst many became bankrupt and exited from the scene. The mixed results have always confused investors, especially those who are new to the scenario and who are not aware of the intricacies involved. The stock market no doubt is a lucrative platform; the simpler it looks from outside, the more difficult to understand it is from within. Only those investors who venture after knowing the nuances of the trade do come out as winners in the race. Once you know what constitutes the stock market as well as how it works, making money becomes an easy task for you. Both employed and unemployed individuals have made fortunes from the stock market; you are just one step away! Come informed and notice the difference!!

The Indian stock market has two major stock exchanges – the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) and the NSE (National Stock Exchange), both located at Mumbai, the financial and commercial capital of India. The performance of the BSE and NSE are reflected in the sensex and nifty respectively.


To know about the day’s sensex news, search for sensex today news on web. You need not search for it if you visit a market news portal, especially a financial news portal. Reading market news will certainly help you take the right trading decisions.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Tata Steel drops

The BSE Sensex switched between positive and negative territories on Thursday, as muted markets across Asia on fears that China may seek to regulate credit growth kept investors cautious.

Possible regulatory action in China is unlikely to affect India directly, but investors were using it as an excuse to take profits on a recent rally after some results from top firms disappointed during the week, traders said.

"The market just does not like such news. Apart from what is happening in China, data shows U.S. consumer confidence is also low, so all this again questions the extent of the global economic recovery," Hitesh Agrawal, head of research at Angel.


Source url : http://in.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idINIndia-41419620090730