Founder - Burn Inves... • 8m
When it comes to tracking the Indian market, a lot of people follow the Nifty50. Look, this index is fine for foreigners, but if you, as an Indian, truly want to track the Indian market, I would recommend that instead of Nifty50, you track the Nifty500. Its valuation movements will give you a much better picture compared to the Nifty50. Try using it once you’ll get much better results.
Founder - Burn Inves... • 7m
The Indian market is currently witnessing some profit-booking. In this kind of environment, index-level movements tend to be limited, but individual stocks can show significant activity. Therefore, avoid making decisions based solely on index trends,
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The Stock Market Index When we want to know about the trends in the market, we need to analyze few of the important companies in each industry. The important companies are pre-packaged and continuously monitored to give you this information. This pr
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When I first started following the stock market, I assumed NIFTY and Sensex represented the entire market. Green meant the market was up, red meant it was down. Simple. Over time, I realised that wasn’t the full picture. These indices don’t track ev
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