~~~Market Updates~~~

At the end of the day:

Smallcap and Midcap funds lose more. Bank index lose less.

Index:
Sensex: 10481.77 (Down 4.18%).
Nifty: 3081.35 (Down 5.1%).

Other BSE Indices:
BSE100- 5382.22 (Down 4.51%).
BSE500- 4137.90 (Down 4.91%).
BSEPSU- 5280.07 (Down 5.76%).
BSEMIDCAP- 4955.34 (Down 6.38%).
BSESMLCAP- 6336.03 (Down 6.87%).
BSEBANKEX- 4884.40 (Down 2.48%).

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S Nakeeran. This shud b made a permanent thread.

PS Gr8: Topic can b changed for this thread to make this a permanent one.

Have any of you invested or stayed invested when the stock market is so volatile. Its not even the crash that is bothering me (may be its a correction), but the volatility is too much.
Have to wait and watch how dollar is going to do in the near future.

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Originally Posted by sgokulprathap

S Nakeeran. This shud b made a permanent thread.

PS Gr8: Topic can b changed for this thread to make this a permanent one.

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sure even i have thought of the same.Lets discuss about the daily happening of stock movement and also the various types of investments. :)

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Originally Posted by Nakeeran

STOCK MARKET NEWS so that we can have a permanent discussion on this on a day to basis.

It will benefit others as well instead of running on a short term basis ?

Gokul Pratap and Great Anne, what do you think ??

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Originally Posted by dsath

Have any of you invested or stayed invested when the stock market is so volatile. Its not even the crash that is bothering me (may be its a correction), but the volatility is too much.
Have to wait and watch how dollar is going to do in the near future.

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I'm investing every month irrespective market volatilility. If u luk @ long term, these market volatilities wont affect the investments.

We were talking abt FIIs selling leads to market crash. But actually yesterday FIIs and mutual funds were net buyers at the end of the day. It was retail investors who were selling in hurry due to panic of further loss.

Don't go by rumours: Sebi tells investors

According to Securities and Exchange Board of India chief M Damodaran, Sebi is tracking the market development. Damodaran told CNBC-TV18 in an exclusive interview that there are no systemic issues on exchanges and all systems are in place.

Damodaran further asked people not to go by rumours but to take informed decisions. As per him, Sebi is in touch with the RBI and there are no liquidity problems

IMF report:

Welcome strong export growth in India

RBI's flexible exchange rate policy serving it well

Asia benefiting from Japan recovery, momentum in China

Inflation a risk & many Cen Bks more vigilant

Outlook for India very favourable

Projecting growth for Asia at 7%

///It was retail investors who were selling in hurry due to panic of further loss


FII started investing only in the late afternoon in the morning they were pulling off their investment.

S. FIIs were buying in afternoon session only. But they buy more in afternoon then they sell in morning. But it was retail investors who were selling all along the day.