Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

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it all hppen in 15 seconds

For the first time in history, trading is halted in the market as market hits upper circuit in the first 15 seconds of trade, reports CNBC TV18. Market will now re-open for trading at 10.55am, it adds.
http://money.rediff.com/

even many servers might have crashed, so much of changes in that period.

Important now:

are u people still going to invest coz it may be highly volatile, upwards downwards.

suggesstions please, should we invest in such a period.
 

VIKAS 21

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Can somebody tell me how it happened that it hit first circuit before opening of market. While i was trying my buying order from 9.45 am on icici direct, but answer is that no market orders before the market opens...

Please explain me....., i am very anxious to know the answer.
 
Can somebody tell me how it happened that it hit first circuit before opening of market. While i was trying my buying order from 9.45 am on icici direct, but answer is that no market orders before the market opens...

Please explain me....., i am very anxious to know the answer.
premarket opens at 9.55 am and u may trade in that period, before that u r orders r rejected, so of no use.
 
Good Morning Sir,

I'm very much new to trading, can you please tell me what exactly is " hit first circuit" mean.

regards
 
Lot of money from FIIs and DIIs will come back in Indian Markets.... one shld not sell good quality stocks thinking that market has hit upper circuit today , still we feel lot of value is there in the market even at this levels in many stocks.... such as NTPC, SBI, Reliance, Punj LLyod, DLF and many more stocks..................Mutual Funds have underperformed in the last 2 months since they were sitting on cash..Now here they will come to buy.....We can trade around 4500 - 4650 levels on Nifty in coming days.....Next 5 years for Indian Economy is going to be a Golden Era.... My suggestion stay invested........
Market close for the day after second circuit
 
savant jee.. this is the message i got from my broker regardin aban........
seems they are singing a different tune... what to do next...?is it the SEBI rule??AND CLOSE -OUT MEANS WHAT CLOSIN OUT MY TRANSACTION???

Thank you for writing in.

We would like to inform you that net purchases made in any Scrip by you will be credited to your Demat Account. Shares are available for credit as per the settlement schedule of the exchanges, after the full payment is made to the clearing house of the exchange.

Sometimes, the clearing house may not be able to deliver the full quantity expected. In such cases, the exchange will try to buy the short delivery by conducting an auction, resulting in a delayed delivery into your Account, or will force a close-out and credit the money into your Account, if delivery cannot be arranged even through an auction process.

Sometimes it may also happen that the clients buying/selling obligation result in internal obligation because of the Exchange method of settling trades on net obligation at the broker level. If any selling client fails to deliver the required securities and due to this buyer does not get the security in payout then we may buy such short shares. Such shares will be delivered to the buying client and the selling client will be debited by the purchase price (together with brokerage and other costs thereon). If the shares are not received even after such purchase by us us (generally done approximately around 2 pm), then the buyer will be credited with a close-out rate + 3% on the T+ 4th day of the Exchange and the seller will be debited by the same amount.

Value of all purchase transactions will be debited to your Account immediately.

Kindly feel free to revert in case of any further clarifications.

Assuring you of our best services at all times and looking forward to a long and pleasant association.
 
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