Bulls & Bear Hfund of India

  NASDAQ's Crack Will Rattle Global Equities During the week, the confidence of the bulls got shattered when tech-focused US companies crashed rattling the entire financial markets. Nasdaq's crash does not look like a normal correction but seems like a bigger downward spiral unfolding after valuations sky-rocketed. Given that US elections are only 52 days away, it seems unlikely that US markets will make fresh highs again and there is every likelihood that selling pressure may continue even in broader markets. Crude oil too has given up most of its gains and prices are below USD 40 per barrel on expectations of lower demand going ahead which suggests that global recovery might take longer than earlier anticipated. In contrast surprisingly, gold's move is not hinting at any major crash in the financial markets, given that gold prices consolidated and remained steady even when Nasdaq plummeted. One of the important ways to analyze the psyche of an investor is by measuring mut

Lock Down and the effect in other countries . In other Countries post lock down the cases has gone down but in India its a Reverse and they are opening the Economy what shall happen shall come to know after 15 days .   

MCX SILVER: MCX Silver prices soars on Monday, more than 5% jump in the last session after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced extraordinary actions to support an economy which is revolving from the coronavirus pandemic. For the very first time, the Fed will back purchases of corporate bonds, backstop direct loans to companies and will "soon" roll out a program to get credit to small and medium-sized business. Asian shares were set to rally as the U.S. central bank pledged to help the economy from a fallout. President Donald Trump said on Monday he is considering how to reopen the U.S. economy when a 15-day lockdown ends next week, even as the coronavirus spreads quickly. An extensive virus economic spur package persisted stalled in the U.S. Senate on Monday as Democrats said it confined too little money for states and hospitals and not adequate limitations on a fund to help big businesses. MCX Silver rose more than 5.75% and closed at 37912 on Monday as Silver opened gap up

After lock down in India's capital due to rapidly spreading corona virus pandemic has pushed investors to continue sell equities in Indian market. As of Sunday, India had registered 341 cases of corona virus, with seven deaths that pushed the domestic currency to hit a fresh record low of 76.05 against the dollar. At close, Sensex ended 3,934.72 points or 13.15 percent in the red at 25981.24, and the Nifty plunged 1,135.20 points or 12.98 percent at 7610.25. Overall market was negative as 129 shares are advanced only and 1703 shares are declines and 292 shares remained unchanged. India VIX, which measures the implied volatility of Nifty 50 options, was up by 6.64% at 71.56. According to weekly option derivative diaries, maximum Call Writing open interest of 3.08 lakh contracts was seen at the 7,800 strike price, which will act as a crucial resistance level for next trading session. However, Put Writing open interest seen at 7,500 strike price with 10.28 lakh contracts, which

Bear's grip retained in the domestic market with Nifty breached 8,500 level led by global trends. At close, the Sensex was down 1,709.58 points or 5.59% at 28,869.51, while Nifty was down 425.55 points or 4.75% at 8,541.50. Overall market breadth was negative as 273 shares are advanced only and 1569 shares are declines and 283 shares remained unchanged. All the sectoral indices ended in the red except Nifty Media. India VIX, which measures the implied volatility of Nifty 50 options, was up by 2.46% at 64.47. According to weekly option derivative diaries, maximum Call Writing open interest of 3.86 lakh contracts was seen at the 8,600 strike price, which will act as a crucial resistance level for next trading session. However, Put Writing open interest seen at 8,400 strike price with 2.70 lakh contracts, which will act as a strong support. ame Previous Close Today 's Close % Change INDICES Nifty50 8967.05 8541.50 -4.746 Sensex 30579.09 28869.51 -5.591 Auto Nifty 5803

Yesterday, the Indian benchmark was opened on a gap up note at 9,285.40 levels, witnessed some selling pressure that drifted it to a low near the psychological support of 9,000 levels. However, a pullback was witnessed and index made a high of 9,403 levels but index started erasing gains in last hour of the trading session and closed below the psychological support of 9,000 levels for the very first time since March, 2016. Most of the indices were closed on a negative note out of which media stocks eased 5.95%. Market breadth was negative as 621 stocks were advanced while 1,206 stocks were closed in the red.  Maximum Call open interest (OI) of 15.35 lakh contracts was seen at the 10000 strike price followed by a 10500-strike price which 13 Lakhs. Highest call writing was seen at the strike price of 9500, at which 4.61 lakh contracts traded. Call option suggests 9500 will be next hurdle. Maximum Put open interest of 10 -lakh contract was seen at the 8100-Strike price followed by 9000