The festival of light is just around the corner. Diwali is one of the major festivals of India, and it also marks the beginning of the Hindu financial year. Like every year, Indian bourses have organised a special trading session to celebrate the event. Stock traders and investors are gearing up for this year’s muhurat …
The most awaited festival- Diwali is around the corner. The festival of light is believed to bring joy and prosperity when it knocks on our doors. The auspicious occasion of Diwali is used to make investments with the mindset that they will multiply in value, in due course of time. One such auspicious occasion is …
Muhurat trading is a special occasion for traders and investors in India. Indeed, if you are an investor, you will also want to take part in it. But if you are wondering how to take advantage of muhurat trading, then you have come to the right place. Worry not! We will tell you how to …
Diwali is one of the chief festivals of the Hindus, and it also has a special significance to the business communities in India. The day of Diwali ushers the Hindu accounting year. Gujaratis and Marwaris, the two primary business communities in India, perform the poojas of ledgers and the wealth chest following a century-old tradition …
Muhurat trading is an auspicious moment for both traders and stockbroker. For the traders in India, Diwali signifies the beginning of the new accounting year. On this day, they will offer a special Laxmi Puja, before muhurat trading. For the uninitiated, muhurat trading is a special evening trading window, usually last for an hour on the …
The muhurat trading day is just a week away and it the right time for the last minute preparation. Count on us to help you warm up. Here are a few muhurat trading tips to have up your sleeve when the day comes. Why is muhurat trading important? Muhurat trading draws a lot of attention …
Following the Hindu tradition of opening a new ledger on the day of Diwali, Indian stock exchanges arrange muhurat trading. Muhurat is the Hindi word for the special moment of the day, determined by the planetary positions, which is considered auspicious to buy or sell assets. For ages, some Indian communities organise special Puja to …
For millennials, India has been a country that believed in good omens and auspicious times to make investment decisions such as purchasing gold for personal use, ornamentation, dedicating it to temples, etc. among others. Every season brings festivals with it, which are considered sanctimonious by millions of Indians, who then pick a date and time …
Muharat trading is a non-scheduled trading session of about one hour on Diwali, the festival of lights. The stock exchanges announce the hour and notify traders and investors alike to pitch in. This means that for an hour every Diwali, the stock market become abuzz with trading activities. As such, Muharat is an occasion in …
People across the country celebrate Diwali in several ways, and when it comes to making investments, several traders invest during a special ‘Muhurat’ to mark a new beginning. They do so during the festive season, as it is considered auspicious according to the Hindu lunar calendar. They often invest in gold, followed by equity markets, …
