Beginners, Newcomer -Ask me your queries

[kaushikbanerjee]

Can anyone tell me where I can find the indexes of the american, european and asian market?
Could you mention the major indexes for each also? like bse/nse for india, but what about the international market??

http://www.indexq.org/

 

[jone]

Hi I am new in shares market ,I want invest some amount in shares but i dont want to daily trading i want become investor can you please help me out for this

 

[investabcd]

Re: reliance money

SHORT sell will never work on delivery since in any case u need square off with a positive or neutral position. When u short sell a scrip , your account technically goes into a negative balance of that scrip, expecting you would buy back before the ned of teh Trading Cycle. On the other hand, lets understand it like this - u sell a scrip, some one buys it. Now when can you sell something? only then if u are owning it. And the person, whos buying it, would expect the shares to be allotted to him by the ned of the cycle.

Hope this explains..
Yes reliance money does have the option for short selling. I dunno the navigation though- saw my colleagues using it

thanks. ya i understood now.

 

[investabcd]

Re: reliance money

thanks .i understood now

 

[elsypc]

What is the importance of futures & options expiry dates? Do prices normally come down on these dates? Where to get the expiry dates?

 

[satveer.sm]

Can anyone tell me where I can find the indexes of the american, european and asian market?
Could you mention the major indexes for each also? like bse/nse for india, but what about the international market??

u can see europian and american market indexces at marketwatch.com.......:clap:

 

[vmanocha]

Each future and option contract has an expiry date - last thursday of a each month. For example, the expiry for this month is 29th July 2010, for next month it is 26th Aug 2010.

In case of a future contract, if you buy one lot for say Reliance with Expiry date 29th July 2010, the lot would automatically be sold on the expiry date by the exchange - whatever the price may be. You can't hold that lot in the subsequent month. However, if you want to hold the contract till August, you can buy the next month's contract right now. Usually the price of a future contract is near about the spot price (a little higher or a little lower or may be even the same), and generally the price difference between the spot price and the future lot price is reduced around the expiry time.

My knowledge about the options is very limited, somebody else may be able to comment on that.

 

[a4arun]

Hi
I am new here and looking for the reasons for why WIPRO's share went down even after better than expected results..

Thanks,
Arun

 

[d_s_ramesh]

TECHNOLOGY sector on the longer time frame has topped out. It is a natural phenomenon to correct. WIPRO being one of the leaders of the Sector has corrected so.

In an actual cycle the correction should have been more. But now that the markets world over are going into a tight consolidation phase, so is the Technology Sector and its stocks.

WIPRO has a chance to move down again before it can stage any recovery. But going with the broad market, every new high will increase the odds more towards a strong weakness. If not, into a broad sideways range.

 

[alroyraj]

Hi
I am new here and looking for the reasons for why WIPRO's share went down even after better than expected results..

Thanks,
Arun

In almost tech stocks,the market almost expects the rsults to be good so the price runs up. When the results come the news is already factored in so there is a sell off.In fact as retail investors it often better to short the stock than go long as soon as the news is declared.