The first trading day in June came smoothly, and we won the first battle with great results!
The professor's layout is as stable and forward-looking as ever, which is his unique ability to predict the market. With the June election over, we're heading into an even more profitable month.
Thank you all for your trust and support, let us welcome a more brilliant future together!
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Regarding everyone's take initiative to participate in primary market trading and request for opening operation quotas, it has been submitted to the professor.
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Lunch time is coming, I wish everyone enjoy your meal πππ
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June 4 Noon Review
Sensex fell over 4,000 points today, posting its biggest intraday fall in the past two years, amid disappointment over early vote counting trends that showed Narendra Modi-led NDA alliance may win the elections, but due to lower than expected seat tally. BSE midcap and smallcap indices fell over 4% each. All sector indices were in the red, with PSU banks falling 9%.
Today's Highlights:
Nifty posts biggest intraday fall since February 2022
Nifty PSU Bank tanks over 9%; all constituents fall
Volatility index India VIX surges over 33%
Adani shares plunge 11%
Investors lose over 2150 crores in wealth
10-year bond yields see biggest gain in 8 months on uncertainty over poll results
Future Outlook:
The reason for the sharp fall is that the results so far are below what the market polled yesterday. There would be disappointment if the BJP itself does not get a majority, and this is being reflected in the market. Moreover, Modi 3.0 may not be as reform-oriented as the market expects and may become more welfare-oriented.
The process is slower this time due to physical counting under VVPAT. The market is very volatile at the moment. Technically, the key support for NIFTY is the 22,000 round number mark, followed by 21,600.
The sectors that will rebound in the future will be cyclical industries and infrastructure-related industries. After today's plunge, there are more bargain opportunities.
Sensex fell over 4,000 points today, posting its biggest intraday fall in the past two years, amid disappointment over early vote counting trends that showed Narendra Modi-led NDA alliance may win the elections, but due to lower than expected seat tally. BSE midcap and smallcap indices fell over 4% each. All sector indices were in the red, with PSU banks falling 9%.
Today's Highlights:
Nifty posts biggest intraday fall since February 2022
Nifty PSU Bank tanks over 9%; all constituents fall
Volatility index India VIX surges over 33%
Adani shares plunge 11%
Investors lose over 2150 crores in wealth
10-year bond yields see biggest gain in 8 months on uncertainty over poll results
Future Outlook:
The reason for the sharp fall is that the results so far are below what the market polled yesterday. There would be disappointment if the BJP itself does not get a majority, and this is being reflected in the market. Moreover, Modi 3.0 may not be as reform-oriented as the market expects and may become more welfare-oriented.
The process is slower this time due to physical counting under VVPAT. The market is very volatile at the moment. Technically, the key support for NIFTY is the 22,000 round number mark, followed by 21,600.
The sectors that will rebound in the future will be cyclical industries and infrastructure-related industries. After today's plunge, there are more bargain opportunities.
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As of 12noon today, early trends show that the gap between NDA and INDI Alliance is narrowing, and market participants are reacting to these early trends. NDA currently leads by 302 points while INDI Alliance leads by 207 points. Nifty fell over 400 points to 22,700 points while Sensex fell over 1500 points
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Later, William Alfred will explain the next operation plan to everyone regarding the important events of today's election! !
Everyone should stay tuned! ! So as not to miss important news
Later, William Alfred will explain the next operation plan to everyone regarding the important events of today's election! !
Everyone should stay tuned! ! So as not to miss important news
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Important notice: πππ Members who participate in primary market trading please note
Stock name: GUJCMDS
Please lock in the current price and buy immediately. If there is profit later, please exit immediately
Participants: Members with first-level trading accounts , execute the purchase
Stock name: GUJCMDS
Please lock in the current price and buy immediately. If there is profit later, please exit immediately
Participants: Members with first-level trading accounts , execute the purchase
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Members participating in primary market trading, please note
Stock name: GUJCMDS
Now that you have made a profit, execute the selling immediately
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Stock name: GUJCMDS
Now that you have made a profit, execute the selling immediately
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June 5th Noon Review
Indian stocks exhibited a pattern of gains and losses in early trading on Wednesday. This market movement took place as investors processed the narrow victory of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alliance and awaited further updates on the formation of the new government. So far, about 1,143 stocks rose, 1,929 fell, and 91 stocks were flat.
Top gainers: Automobile, FMCG, IT, Healthcare, Telecom, Media; Top losers: Capital goods, Oil and Gas, Metals, Power, Real Estate,; BSE Midcap Index was flat, while Smallcap Index fell 1%
Today's Highlights:
Sensex, Nifty rebounded in early trading
India's Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for May was 60.2, compared with 60.8 in April
Hindalco's Novelis postpones US IPO
Adani Group shares under pressure, falling as much as 12%
Volatility Index India VIX retreated
Future Outlook:
Markets will take some time to digest the unexpected election results. The market will soon regain stability, but volatility will continue until clarity on the cabinet and key portfolios emerges. A sharp market rebound is unlikely in the short term, but sector preferences may change. One positive factor of a sharp market correction is that over-excessive valuations have eased, which will facilitate institutional buying once clarity on the composition and makeup of the cabinet emerges.
Investors can start buying quality large-cap stocks on dips.
Indian stocks exhibited a pattern of gains and losses in early trading on Wednesday. This market movement took place as investors processed the narrow victory of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alliance and awaited further updates on the formation of the new government. So far, about 1,143 stocks rose, 1,929 fell, and 91 stocks were flat.
Top gainers: Automobile, FMCG, IT, Healthcare, Telecom, Media; Top losers: Capital goods, Oil and Gas, Metals, Power, Real Estate,; BSE Midcap Index was flat, while Smallcap Index fell 1%
Today's Highlights:
Sensex, Nifty rebounded in early trading
India's Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for May was 60.2, compared with 60.8 in April
Hindalco's Novelis postpones US IPO
Adani Group shares under pressure, falling as much as 12%
Volatility Index India VIX retreated
Future Outlook:
Markets will take some time to digest the unexpected election results. The market will soon regain stability, but volatility will continue until clarity on the cabinet and key portfolios emerges. A sharp market rebound is unlikely in the short term, but sector preferences may change. One positive factor of a sharp market correction is that over-excessive valuations have eased, which will facilitate institutional buying once clarity on the composition and makeup of the cabinet emerges.
Investors can start buying quality large-cap stocks on dips.
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Important notice: πππ
Regarding the collective application for a first-level trading account, Mr William Alfred will explain it to you later! Please stay tuned!!
Regarding the collective application for a first-level trading account, Mr William Alfred will explain it to you later! Please stay tuned!!
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