1. FIIs sold 2746 Contracts of Index Future (NSE Nifty Futures and Bank Nifty Futures combined),worth 81 cores with net Open Interest increasing by 6426 contracts.Are you a professional stock trader ? http://bit.ly/Wajuk7 2. As CNX Nifty Future was up by 20 points with Open Interest in Index Futures increasing by 6426, so FIIs again… Read More »
1. FIIs bought 2538 Contracts of Index Future (NSE Nifty Futures and Bank Nifty Futures combined),worth 76 cores with net Open Interest decreasing by 8822 contracts. 2. As CNX Nifty Future was up by 35 points with Open Interest in Index Futures decreasing by 4663, so FIIs again booked out longs in Nifty and Bank… Read More »
1. FIIs sold 12901 Contracts of Index Future (NSE Nifty Futures and Bank Nifty Futures combined),worth 343.30 cores with net Open Interest decreasing by 4663 contracts. 2. As CNX Nifty Future was down by 62 points with Open Interest in Index Futures decreasing by 4663, so FIIs again booked out longs in Nifty and Bank… Read More »
1. FIIs sold 3276 Contracts of Index Future (NSE Nifty Futures and Bank Nifty Futures combined),worth 103.06 cores with net Open Interest decreasing by 9254 contracts. 2. As CNX Nifty Future was up by 23 points with Open Interest in Index Futures decreasing by 9025, so FIIs booked out longs in Nifty and Bank Nifty… Read More »
1. FIIs sold 1635 Contracts of Index Future (NSE Nifty Futures and Bank Nifty Futures combined),worth 92.43 cores with net Open Interest decreasing by 207 contracts. 2. As CNX Nifty Future was up by 80 points highest in the Jan Series with Open Interest in Index Futures decreasing by 207, so FIIs booked out longs … Read More »
Indian Markets finally gave a 4.5% rally which we have discussed in last week analysis as per Moving Average Forecasting method. On Macro front Not much has changed with the continuing political impasse, GDP growth at three year low of 5.3 per cent for the September quarter and rupee on a downward spiral. But that’s… Read More »
The market was buffeted by strong gusts of news-flow last week from political drama. First Mamata Di’s no confidence motion kept traders on edge and disruption and no functioning of parliament was a double blow to market sentiments.With a slew of bills on economic reforms slated for passage in the winter session, such adjournments are… Read More »