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  Today the Nifty was down by 23 points at 10957, and the sensex was down by 22 points at 36351. Totally 1783 shares declined 1394 shares unchanged, and 825 shares advanced. All over the markets seem to lack excitement. Participation is good among domestic institutions, domestic investors bought 2950 crores, and sold 2480 crores. While, Fiis bought 3480 crores and sold 3796 crores. This shows, the domestic funds are buying more while Foreigners are selling. Interest in Indian markets seem to be waning at present. The main reason today, for the downfall or weak market is. The vote of No Confidence, to be put to debate on Friday the 19th of July. Though, the chances of the Government being defeated is remote markets dont like nervousness. As the basket of trades are narrow markets are dull.  

The bes sensex was up by 421 points reaching at 36687 Nifty was up by 119 points at 11067.The investment by Domestic financial institutions is more while FII investment has slowed down. Activity in big shares and prices are rising like Reliance. The activity in other shares is a little less. Investors are not making much money as the rise is in a few stocks only. The index is rising but the excitement is less.

Hello All, Markets were dull today the Nifty was up by 1point at 10948 and the BSE sensex was up by 26 points at 36266. Markets are dilly dallying, according to its moods. Yesterday, we were talking about receding trade war fears, today it is about trade wars going on between China and the USA. Many shares seem to be in a trading range, with the traders taking over the market. But, one good sign for the week is, market not falling into the negative even after nearly a week. There are a lot of uncertainities now, with the elections fast approaching. Keep a watch on June quarter results which seem to have started well with TCS.

Markets soared today the straight 3rd day, this is the first time market is up since, Karnataka elections. The Nse broke the barrier of 10900 up by 94 points, touching 10947,  and the BSE was up by 305 points touching 36240. Markets rose on higher earnings optimism in the June quarter, and as we had mentioned before the improved price support to Kharif crops, also has led to gains. Rains, all over have been good leading to good crop and leading to good income. Thereby, increasing prices of shares. Reliance  with a jv  with BP, is bidding for the city gas distribution and Reliance rose to 1021. The decreasing tensions of trade war, has boosted market sentiment. Markets have gone up after a dry spell. Usually markets catch us unawares. It is better to watch markets all the time, to understand it.

Markets were up today the Nifty rising by 22 points at 10772 and the sensex was up by 83 points at 35657. Markets are see sawing by up one day and down one day, this is due to lack of participation by institutional investors. What happens is, when markets are dull some interested players take over the markets pulling it up and down. It might be short covering as the markets fell yesterday. A rise and fall of high frequency is not good as it tends to loose confidence in the minds of serious investors. Berger paints is a stock to look out as they have taken over a Japanese Company. Today Auto stocks led the gains. One should not look at gains in one day, a good stock falls, due to trading in that particular scrip.

Today , markets were up by 267 points in bse at 35645, and the Nifty was up 70 points at 10750. The most important news item is the Government has increased the minimum support price for food grains, so the income will raise of the farmers. If, farmers income will rise it will have a cascading effect on all income of the population ie the rural population. This in turn will lead to purchasing power of the rural people, which will in turn lead to increasing income levels of companies. So, it is over all good for the markets. But markets are instinctive in nature, which will lead to sporadic rise and fall in prices. With the Institutional buying being reduced generally, markets will be down. This increase in minimum support price will be good for markets in long term. FMCG stocks, are good to watch out like Marico, Dabur, Lever , these stocks will be defensive in nature. Titan might be a good buy, as it has a lot of gold jewellery in its portfolio. Anyway, it is better to be cautious now while you buy stocks.

The Nifty NSE index was down by 82 points at 10589 and the sensex was down by 179 points at 35037. The markets are down following the world markets which are on a downward spiral. A selling by Institutional investors is the main cause for a fall in the markets. With a spate of Elections, and with 2019 National Elections approaching, markets are nervous, with the coming together of the third front, which will be a problem of loose confederation of parties in power quarelling with each other. Markets dont like this uncertainity. Ashok Leyland holds a lot of promise. Britannia rose prominently. Stocks like Dabur, Britannia, Hind Lever hold good promise as the demand is consistent.  Ashok Leyland makes commercial vehicles suitable for transport of goods and people. It is also into defence production. But, it is better to be careful as Markets are falling continuously.

Nifty was down by 97 points at 10671 and the sensex was down by 272 points at 35217. A lot of selling by Foreign Institutions is going on. Markets, are in a trading range or range bound. It seems good for traders who want to pocket the difference. One has to keep away from the market for now. As a matter of caution Investors are buying large cap stocks which are defensive in nature. Mid caps are avoided due to the risks involved in prices of these stocks. Large Institutions keep selling in bulk, so markets will be down.

The sensex was up by 260.59 points at 35547.33 and the Nifty was up by 61.50 points at 10772. Improved global cues which have reeled under the trade wars between, India and China have improved the markets today. The markets go up and down, according to the trades done by traders. Markets, are under the control of traders and investors are few in the markets. Markets have become very expensive, for an average shareholder. So, the participation of individuals have come down. Individuals are moving towards mutual funds, were the investments can be made at inr 1000 per month and it is affordable to many small investors. The Mutual funds and institutions are the very large investors in the stock market. That is why, there is a large movement in the prices or markets are volatile. Markets have gone towards trading were stocks are bought or sold depending on the fluctuations. City Union Bank can be purchased    185/    as there is a bonus and it is quoting cum bonus now.  It is better to watch markets for sometime.

Markets, were down today. The increase in FED rates have pushed down markets.FII’s have offloaded Rs. 12000 crores between Feb 1st and March 7th.after having pumped in 13781 crores in January and 49729 crores whole of last year. So, the amount pumped in to equities is more, so markets are still upward on the whole. The worry now is elections coming with Madhya Pradesh, Jharkand to face elections and many bi-elections taking place. This creates uncertainity among investors if the results are anti BJP. and 2019 is not far, were rlections are scheduled in May. Rainfalls are good, which will lead to demand for fertilizers and seeds. A lot of FMCG companies will do well, as they traditionally move up due to higher agricultural income. With the increase in FED rates in USA and increase in RBI rates in India, it will lead to returns on Bonds, thereby reducing returns on equity. The markets now falling due to bond rates is technical in Nature not fundamental. The election fear is the fundamental thing. So markets on the whole are good.