Nifty and its Relation with Indian Economy |
| With India becoming more globalized and complex, people need to know how the country is progressing, both in growth and economics. The platform Nifty has these answers, they are the main indicator for all the major companies and indeed represent the top stocks of the National Stock Exchange (NSE). |
| Nifty is a well diversified 50 stock index accounting for 22 sectors of the economy. It is used for a variety of purposes such as benchmarking fund portfolios, index based derivatives and index funds. Nifty is managed and owned by the India Index Service and Product Ltd (IISL) and also a joint partnership between the NSE and CRISIL. |
| Nifty has several strong points; the value of Nifty stocks traded is approximately 43% of all the stocks traded on the NSE, and represents more than 55% of the total market capitalization. |
| The impact costs for S&P CNX Nifty with portfolio size of Rs.5 million is 0.08%. S&P CNX Nifty is maintained by professionals and is perfect for derivatives trading. |
| The Nifty index is computed by the 4th largest stock exchange in the world, NSE, and functions by solid economic research. Nifty is internationally respected for their efforts to provide a simpler understanding to the complexities of the Stock Market. |
| Nifty is a simplified tool, designed to help people understand the stock market and the economy. People, upon seeing the index performing well, will conclude that not only are the companies of India doing well but also the country. |
| The basic rules of the Indian Stock Market are to be aware that if the market is high, it will fall. Alternatively, and as long as there are no external factors, if a market is low then it will rise. |
| Earning in Bullish Indian Stock Market requires you to be aware of a few necessities. First, always remember that the money you are investing is your money and that you are ultimately responsible, regardless of whether you use a professional. I am not saying for you not to take a professionals advice, this is advised, however, make sure that you follow the Indian Stock Market too. |
| Furthermore, being too optimistic or pessimistic is not good for you. It is possible to earn and lose money when the markets are both rising and falling. Remember, when the market rises, first buy and then sell, when the market falls, you short stop and then buy. |
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