🚨 Big Update for Indian Investors

The NSE International Exchange (NSE IX) has officially launched its Global Access platform.

✅ U.S. market access is already LIVE
✅ 30+ international markets to be added in phases over the next 6 months
✅ Fractional investing available in global equities & ETFs

This is a major structural shift.

For years, global diversification required separate overseas brokers, complex processes, and higher friction. Now, Indian investors can access international markets more seamlessly under the LRS framework.

What this means for you:

• Direct exposure to global leaders
• Portfolio diversification beyond Indian volatility
• Opportunity to hedge domestic market risks
• Access to USD-denominated assets

With increasing FII/DII volatility in Indian markets, global access will be a Great strategic advantage.

FIIs bought for Rs 3000 plus Crores.
DIIs bought for Rs 5000 plus Crores.


Reliance was use to drag Nifty !

Now I got why was Nifty highly bullish in morning

Expected target for the call was 300+

They tried to manipulate the Market by shorting Reliance

Nifty Gap up Opening Tomorrow

#CIPLA HIT HIGH 1371.5

#PETRONETLNG HIT HIGH 316.8

Avoid IT Stocks as short Positional Trade

it will be Worth Selling from the lvls where current Pullback Stops

unnecessary Pressure created on Nifty and Bank Nifty

#PETRONETLNG HIT HIGH 320.6

Trading se paise kyun nahi ban rahe - iska jawab simple hai - kyunki paison ko nahi banna. Bas, nahi banna

BUY #DIXON CMP 10454

INTRA

#PETRONETLNG HIT HIGH 326.45

#Eternal Shared on X hit a low of 245.2

Last 10 min fall is due to MSCI re balancing worth Rs 2200 crore..

MSCI rebalancing is the quarterly adjustment to MSCI global indices (like MSCI India), where stocks are added/removed or weights changed based on size, liquidity & free float. Passive funds & ETFs tracking them then buy/sell shares in bulk to match. For India today (Feb 27 effective date), it means net ~Rs 2,200 cr outflow from changes like adding Aditya Birla Capital & L&T Finance, removing IRCTC—driving the dip.