Day Trading and Market Investment Tips

There are two types of trading in the share market: 

First is customer takes delivery of the shares and hold it till he finds a favorable rate and then sell it. 

Second type is the Day Trading in which case the customer buys and sells on the same day without taking delivery of the shares. Day trading also know as Intraday Trading. Intraday Trading is a challenging game with different rules and regulations.

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Many people have just followed the intraday tips & become millionaires in stock trading. In addition to intraday tips, the stock broker firms also provide company analysis reports & intraday news to investors. These reports, news & share tips are particularly helpful for intraday traders who deal with buying or selling of intraday trading stocks.

Generally most of the investors loses money in the Day Trading due to the following facts: Investors does not know the correct rate of buying or selling or the exact time of entry. Expert advise is very important in Day trading.

Today's Intraday Market Overview; Sensex closed up 481.16 points

The Nifty has ended at highest level since January. The 50-share index was up 141.50 points or 1.8 percent at 7850.45. The Sensex closed up 481.16 points or 1.9 percent at 25626.75. About 1557 shares advanced, 1119 shares declined, and 152 shares were unchanged.

M&M, ICICI Bank, Maruti, BHEL and Bajaj Auto were top gainers while Infosys and Adani Ports were losers in the Sensex.

The buyback announcement by Wipro, feels Kawaljeet Saluja, executive director & head of research at Kotak Institutional Equities, is basically a tax-efficient cash-distribution approach adopted by the company, given the high tax incidence on dividend distribution.

Saluja agrees tightening of execution under the new chief executive at Wipro and opportunities to capture low hanging fruits in terms of business are positives which might aid growth in FY17.  However, sustainable growth and convergence of growth rate with the industry will take time, he says citing reason for a reduced rating on the stock.

India's fuel demand surged to its highest level in at least 15 years in the fiscal year ended March, driven by growing appetite for gasoline-guzzling vehicles and a boost in mining and manufacturing activity.

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Intraday Market Live News By CapitalHeight

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Market Opening News:-

The Nifty hit 7800 briefly. The 50-share index is up 87.95 points or 1.1 percent at 7796.90. The Sensex is up 311.03 points or 1.2 percent at 25456.62, and the Nifty up 87.95 points or 1.1 percent at 7796.90. About 1067 shares have advanced, 155 shares declined, and 27 shares are unchanged.

          Market has opened on strong note building hopes of a good monsoon predicted by the weather department. The Sensex is up 301.24 points or 1.2 percent at 25446.83, and the Nifty up 82.80 points or 1 percent at 7791.75. About 701 shares have advanced, 81 shares declined, and 22 shares are unchanged.

           ICI Bank, Wipro, Hindalco, ONGC and SBI are top gainers.

The Indian rupee gained in the early trade. It has opened higher by 8 paise at 66.35 per dollar versus 66.43 Tuesday.

           The dollar rebounded from a more than seven-month low against a basket of currencies led by gains versus the safe-haven yen. Gains in oil also drove a rally in commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian and Canadian dollars.

          Asia markets traded higher, after a rise in oil prices powered gains in US equities overnight. The US market also ended higher following a surge in energy stocks. The Dow Jones closed up in triple digits.

Today's Stock Market Overview By CapitalHeight

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Market Overview:-

Equity benchmarks ended sharply lower by 1 percent today, dragged by index heavyweights HDFC, Infosys, ITC and L&T.

           The Sensex dropped 215.21 points to 24685.42 and the Nifty fell 67.90 points to 7546.45. The market breadth also turned negative in last hour of trade as about 1448 shares declined against 1107 advancing shares on Bombay Stock Exchange.

           European markets were down marginally on fall in oil prices and ahead of European Central Bank meeting.

Tata Steel is planning to sell its UK arm in one go, rather than in parts.

           Greybull Capital may also explore options to buy the entire plant. No formal bid, however, has been submitted yet. Talks are believed to be at an exploratory stage.

AfterNoon Intraday Market Live Update By CapitalHeight

The Sensex declined 81.11 points to 24819.52 after recovering 180 points from day's low. The Nifty fell 22.40 points to 7591.95 after hitting an intraday low of 7542. CapitalHeight provides the most accurate Tips like Intraday Tips, Share Market Trading Tips, Intraday Stock Tips, Day Trading Tips, Mcx Commodity Trading Tips, Stock & Nifty future tips on Intraday Basis with 2 Days Free Trials. For more information you can call us @ 9993066624 and visit www.capitalheight.com/about.php

Live Update

The market breadth was positive as about 1149 shares advanced against 978 declining shares on BSE.

           Maruti Suzuki shares lost 3.4 percent intraday on worries of rising Japanese yen against US dollar that may hurt company's margin performance.

           In three months, Maruti shares lost 15 percent. Analysts say every 10 percent appreciation in yen have 200 basis points negative impact on company margins.

         The country's largest car manufacturer has exposure to the yen in form of royalty paid to Suzuki Corporation (the parent company) and import of raw material. Its about 25 percent cost is yen denominated, out of which 20 percent comes from yen denominated imports and 5 percent of sales from royalty outgo.

        Infosys, ITC, ICICI Bank, L&T and SBI were down 1-1.5 percent while Lupin and Dr Reddy's Labs topped buying list on Sensex, up over 1.5 percent.

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Today Market Tips 

• Indian shares are likely to start without firm direction, tracing Asian equities that are mostly treading water, even as an oil rally gave US shares a boost overnight.
• At the time of writing, the SGX Nifty was little changed, up 0.03 percent, or 2 points, to 7,636.
• Asian markets were broadly higher, with the Nikkei rising 0.5 percent even as fresh concerns have started arising over the US dollar's recent fall against the yen.
• oil in the US jumped 5 percent after the US government reported a surprise draw in shale stockpiles. Gold held steady.
• In stocks in news, Tata Steel would continue to remain in focus as fresh developments emerge over its bid to sell its UK business. Jaypee Infra may be in focus after Axis Bank said it had taken over the debt-laden Jaypee's headquarters in Noida. Cigarette stocks will also be in focus after a factory shutdown over proposed stricter pictorial warning rules continues.