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Day trading guide for Monday SECTIONS Last Updated: Mar 07, 2021, 06:43 PM IST Share Synopsis After a volatile weak, the market is now stuck in a broader trading range, writes Chandan Taparia of MOFSL. Getty Images Related Chandan Taparia, MOFSL: The Nifty 50 index made a gap-down opening on account of weak global cues, as bulls seemed to have lost strength, and dragged towards the 14,850 levels on Friday. After a volatile weak, the market is now facing a pause in momentum, and has got stuck in a broader trading range. It concluded the day with a loss of around 140 points. It formed a small b...

All the sectoral indices ended in the red, suggesting profit-taking across the board.

Day trading guide: 2 stock recommendations for Monday SECTIONS Last Updated: Feb 21, 2021, 05:43 PM IST Share Synopsis Stocks-specific action was the theme last week as about half of Nifty50 components faced down-ticks, while stocks like ONGC, GAIL, NTPC and Power Grid rose more than 10 per cent. Getty Images Related NSE Amit Trivedi, CMT, Technical Analyst - Institutional Equities, YES Securities: Snapping a two-week-long winning streak, the bulls took a pause last week. Nifty lost 3.5 per cent from its record peak, revisiting levels of 14,900. The rally in Friday’s trade remained short-li...

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See what 'allowed' for a turn down in the immediate future In case you blinked over the last few days, bitcoin bulls had their hat abruptly handed to them when the cryptocurrency plummeted a jarring 26% in 48 hours. The grisly details (or, here's how this bearish opportunity unfolded, for the few traders who were ready): The selloff was the market's worst two-day decline since the start of the coronavirus in March 2020. The crash took prices $10,000 down from their all-time high near $42,000 set on Friday, January 8. And, all told, the move erased nearly $185 billion from bitcoin's value (Jan...