List of NSE, BSE and MCX Trading holidays in 2023
Yet another year passes by and the year 2023 is smiling down on us with ample investment opportunities. Investors can trade on the biggest stock exchanges in India NSE and…Read more →
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Muhurat Trading 2022
The second half of the Indian calendar year is filled with festivities and the stock markets are not left untouched by this festive atmosphere. The NSE and BSE list out…Read more →
List of NSE and MCX Trading Holidays 2022
Below are the lists of Trading Holidays for both NSE and MCX in 2022. NSE (National Stock Exchange of India Limited) is the leading stock exchange of India, located in…Read more →
List of NSE and MCX holidays 2021
MCX or Multi-Commodity Exchange of India is one of the largest commodity derivatives exchange. It’s a platform for trading of metal, bullion, agro commodities, and energy. Like any other market…Read more →
NSE and MCX Trading Holidays 2020
Another year is on the bay! Like previous years, NSE and MCX have announced their list of Trading holidays for the year 2020. Usually, Markets remain open on weekdays (Monday…Read more →
Trading Holidays for the year 2019 NSE and MCX
Trading Holidays of NSE - MCX for year 2019: Below are the lists of NSE - MCX Trading Holidays along with trading holidays falling on Saturday and Sunday.
The 4 Levels of Real Time Data from NSE, BSE & MCX
Access to real time data from NSE, BSE & MCX is classified as 4 Levels. These levels are mainly based upon the amount of real time market depth (order book) provided by the exchanges. The data requirements for a day trader are very different from a ‘buy and hold’ investor
What do the NSE Series – EQ, BE, BL, BT, GC, IL & IQ Mean ?
Various products are traded on the Capital Markets. For trading purpose, each asset type is assigned a NSE series. Each NSE series distinguishes the scrips and / or the people who can trade in those series.
What is the Trade to Trade Segment in Stock Exchanges ?
In an attempt to curb speculative trading, the exchanges move stocks to the "Trade to Trade", "T2T" or "T" segment. The NSE and the BSE, do this in consultation with the Securities Exchange board of India (SEBI).