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@eyeman Quite baffling honestly. Ain't no way Indians would go anywhere near that stock considering the Robert Vadra connection. I speculate it might have been the FIIs. Doesn't make sense to me though. Monday should see some major correction here.

@ob3dlane In simple words, Yes. You may want to check which sectors/stocks your MFs are heavy on.

@hindsma It appears you are right. Source

@kelly7898 Well, a lot of it right now is people feeling that there are better avenues (like Banking and Infra) to invest their money rather than remain in IT. Another way of looking at it is, rupee is expected to appreciate further. IT Companies are net exporters and their competetiveness...

D-Day Updates At closing bell on May 16th, 2014 Sensex: 24,121.74 NIFTY: 7203.00 Well, I'll be damned. We hit an all time high of 25397 and despite the news being 'exceeding expectations', it appears that people are cashing out. Only around 1% overall change in the markets since yesterday's...

Stock Markets Sensex: 23,905.60 and NIFTY: 7,123.15 (At closing on 15th May, 2014) During the last general election in 2009, Congress won a greater than expected number of seats, and the Indian stock markets rose 17% over the two days following the election result. In the previous general...

@resjudicata If you want to learn about how forex rates move and have some time, you can try this link where I had attempted to do just that. Now, about why/how the rupee is expected to appreciate, in very simple words, this is because the overall economic indicators such as fiscal deficit, etc...

D-Day Update 1 USD - 58.86 Appreciation in the rupee as expected but only slightly. Not too much volatility seen here. Steady appreciation trend expected to continue.

Forex Rate Movement 1 USD - Rs. 59.29 (As on 15th May, 2014) This should interest you NRI folks who send money home regularly. Since, August 2013, the rupee has appreciated by almost 10 rupees per dollar. If NDA forms the government as expected, we can expect to see a further appreciation. In...

@realmajor101 Gaah! You've come up with a question that is breaking our subreddit's 'No-questions-left-unanswered' streak. I have no experience with Options. But Imma get back to you on this.

Highlights. USDINR Sensex and NIFTY