Having a diversified investment portfolio is the key to maintaining a balance in profits and losses and gaining maximum returns on your investment in the current volatile scenario. Today, investment mediums are numerous €" stocks, commodities, and more. Mutual fund investing can prove lucrative too. Every segment requires you to stay updated with the latest trends so that you know exactly where, when, and how you are investing with one objective in mind, i.e. getting returns from the same.
Investing in the stock market can be easy and hassle-free provided you know the complete market dynamics. Know about the companies listed in the sensex and nifty index. Keep a close watch on the changing stock price. Changing stock price also indirectly affects your mutual fund investing. Currently top mutual fund investing companies are HDFC, SBI, IDFC, UTI, and more.
There are charts displayed online carrying stock price figures of different companies listed in the sensex and nifty index. You can get the up-to-the-minute performances of these stocks. As per the latest stock reports (21st Oct. morning trade), the sensex and nifty index are performing low with the former tumbling 2.62 points or 0.02 per cent at 16,934.27 and the latter shedding by 4.45 points or 0.09 per cent at 5,087.45. If you think only reading news and following NSE and BSE tips provided online will well serve your stock investing purpose, you are wrong. Not all BSE tips published online prove to be at your advantage. Consider only those BSE tips recommended by experts at your favorite news portal or by your broker. You will then not regret.
Here are commodity market prices of few commodities in terms of rupees, change in percentage, and unit respectively as listed in the Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited (MCX):
€ Gold - 5 Dec at 26364.00 (0.36%) for 10 grams
€ Silver - 5 Dec at 51730.00 (0.95%) for a kg
€ Copper - 30 Nov at 342.55 (3.66%) for a kg
€ Crudeoil - 17 Nov at 4300.00 (1.31%) for a barrel
€ Naturalgas - 25 Oct at 182.10 (2.02%) for mmbtu
€ Aluminium - 31 Oct at 104.90 (1.73%) for a kg
€ Lead - 31 Oct at 89.60 (2.29%) for a kg
€ Zinc - 31 Oct at 86.95 (3.23%) for a kg
More commodity market prices of more commodities can be viewed at your favorite news portal in the form of charts.
Investing in the stock market can be easy and hassle-free provided you know the complete market dynamics. Know about the companies listed in the sensex and nifty index. Keep a close watch on the changing stock price. Changing stock price also indirectly affects your mutual fund investing. Currently top mutual fund investing companies are HDFC, SBI, IDFC, UTI, and more.
There are charts displayed online carrying stock price figures of different companies listed in the sensex and nifty index. You can get the up-to-the-minute performances of these stocks. As per the latest stock reports (21st Oct. morning trade), the sensex and nifty index are performing low with the former tumbling 2.62 points or 0.02 per cent at 16,934.27 and the latter shedding by 4.45 points or 0.09 per cent at 5,087.45. If you think only reading news and following NSE and BSE tips provided online will well serve your stock investing purpose, you are wrong. Not all BSE tips published online prove to be at your advantage. Consider only those BSE tips recommended by experts at your favorite news portal or by your broker. You will then not regret.
Here are commodity market prices of few commodities in terms of rupees, change in percentage, and unit respectively as listed in the Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited (MCX):
€ Gold - 5 Dec at 26364.00 (0.36%) for 10 grams
€ Silver - 5 Dec at 51730.00 (0.95%) for a kg
€ Copper - 30 Nov at 342.55 (3.66%) for a kg
€ Crudeoil - 17 Nov at 4300.00 (1.31%) for a barrel
€ Naturalgas - 25 Oct at 182.10 (2.02%) for mmbtu
€ Aluminium - 31 Oct at 104.90 (1.73%) for a kg
€ Lead - 31 Oct at 89.60 (2.29%) for a kg
€ Zinc - 31 Oct at 86.95 (3.23%) for a kg
More commodity market prices of more commodities can be viewed at your favorite news portal in the form of charts.
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