The month of August 2022, as predicted, ended on a high note (check the below listed screenshot to find out what Finblab has said in that article “HOW THE NIFTY WILL BEHAVE IN AUGUST 2022”) delivered 3.50% positive returns as far as NIFTY Index is concerned, (closing of 17759 on 30 August 2022 as compared to a close of 17158 on 29 July 2022) Thanks to the Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) who turned out to be buyers in the Indian Stock Market (according to the
The July 2022 series, as predicted, ended on a high note, delivering 8.75% positive returns as far as NIFTY is concerned, (closing of 15780 on 30 June 2022 to closing of 17158.25 on 29 July 2022) Many thanks to the domestic investors who stood firm against the FII selling (who turned net buyers in the last couple of days of July) There was some other positive news as well that helped the index pos heavy gains, especially the Fed commentary (which hiked the rate by 75 basis points to curb
The July series has just begun. In fact, on the very first day, we witnessed huge volatility as far as the Nifty is concerned, which made a high of 15794 and a low of 15511. Since the new series has started, index and options traders would love to know where the Nifty ends at the end of the month; will it end in green or red. To answer these historical data will be very useful. If we consider the last eight years’ data it shows bulls managed to get an upper hand on Dalal Street, where the
Weekly Review: 8 Jan 2018 to 12 Jan 2018 8-JAN-2018: After a steady start in the 1st week of 2018 (Sensex up by 96 points and Nifty up by 28 points on a weekly basis) the market was in a bullish mode on the first day of the 2nd week of 2018 - thanks to positive global cues and post GDP estimates and credit growth data. The 30-share BSE Sensex rallied 199 points to 34,353 while the 50-share NSE Nifty closed above 10,600-mark for the first time in the history, gaining 64.70 points at
Weekly Review: 1 Jan 2018 to 5 Jan 2018 1-JAN-2018: After decent returns in 2017; (Nifty 28%) and (SENSEX 27%) the markets open with a week note on the very first day of 2018. Though the benchmark indices remained range bound in the first-half, heavy selling from the Foreign Investors in the second-half drag both the Sensex and Nifty down and closed with a negative mark on the 1st day. 2-JAN-2018: Benchmark indices closed range bound session on a flat note but the markets corrected
