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Don’t be surprised if Sensex dips in red on Monday as exit polls signal close contest

Analysts’ suggest investors to buy put options if the market opens lower on Monday to hedge their long positions while some are advising clients to remain in cash at least for the next 3-4 days

#JioMereLal: Jio's launch buzz takes social media by storm

For the social media, where #RelianceJio and #RelianceAGM were among the country's top trending stories, Jio's launch meant mainly only thing: that it is a sureshot gamechanger.

Market defies short calls; is the trend still down?

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, technical analyst Prakash Gaba said he would still maintain short positions on the Nifty till as long as it does not cross 8,700.

Buy Nifty 8250 Put and sell 8500 Call, says Manoj Murlidharan

Sell July 8500 Call at Rs 60 for a target of Rs 30, with a stoploss at Rs 80, said Manoj Murlidharan, Head- Derivatives, Religare Securities.

Expect Nifty to close around 8200 on expiry day: Religare

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Manoj Murlidharan of Religare Securities spoke with Sonia Shenoy & Latha Venkatesh. He shared his readings and outlook on Futures and Options (F&O) side of the market, specific stocks and sectors.

TRAI proposes up to 80% cut in mobile roaming rates

Under the latest draft amendment of Telecommunication Tariff Order, TRAI has proposed to cut down maximum charges that can be imposed on outgoing local calls during roaming to 65 paise per minute, from ceiling rate of Re 1 per minute.

RBI On Call/Put Options: Assured Returns? Yes!

Global telecom cos looking to enter Indian market: KPMG

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Romal Shetty, ED and National Head, KPMG said that if norms are in place, it will ease entry of foreign flows in India. He believes global telecom companies are looking to enter India and there must be a safeguard to protect the Indian company‘s interest in the industry.

Will call rates rise post spectrum auction?

With several telecom companies being perceived as having overpaid for licenses, will it affect their financials and lead them to increase call rates?

RBI On Call & Put Options

The RBI has prescribed a new pricing regime applicable to foreign investor exits using Call & Put options. And while it‘s not our case that equity should get assured returns, a dual pricing regime is confusing and in some cases unfair.

RBI allows Call & Put options; disappoints India Inc

The notification allows for shares and convertible debentures to have such optionality clauses- that is the most important piece of news and that is definitely good news.

F&O Cues: Nifty 6000 Put shed 13 lk shares in Open Interest

F&O Cues: Nifty 6000 Put shed 13 lakh shares in Open Interest and Nifty 6100 Put shed 10 lakh shares in Open Interest on Tuesday.

Buy Call options if you want to stay long: Angel Broking

Siddharth Bhamre of Angel Broking suggests investors to buy futures at dips and if they are long futures then they can continue to maintain long positions. Due to implied volatilities of around 17-16.5 percent last week, he recommends investors to buy Call options if they want to go long in market.

SEBI's latest move may give a fillip to SME fundings

SEBI's recent notification will hopefully reassure investors and open the door to more funding for SMEs

What's brewing? IDFC F&O data check

First, the delivery volumes for IDFC yesterday were 46 lakh shares. That's nearly double of its recent average, so clearly, there was some portfolio buying that took place yesterday.

Is the market tiring out?

There is a saying: amateurs open the markets and professional close it. That clearly has been the case over last two days. On Monday, the markets opened gap down and closed at day‘s high.

Analysis: Market overbought, Nifty may not top 6000

The bulls are betting that the recent rally has captured most of the good news on QE tapering, and that even if the US Fed takes a dovish stance, the Nifty will find it tough to cross 6000 in this series.

5680 key downside for Nifty; short cover now: ICICI Direct

Amit Gupta, Head- Derivatives -ICICI Direct told CNBC-TV18 that On the downside Nifty could test 5680 and 5800 on the higher side. He recommends short covering

5800 key for Nifty; some stocks may see pain: ICICI Direct

Amit Gupta of ICICI Direct believes that if the Nifty closes the week below 5800 then market may have a problem for further three-four weeks as well.

F&O expert Jitendra Panda on ratio spreads, ladders & more

The direction of the markets can surprise the most experienced of investors and if the direction is opposite to the derivatives position you hold one loses a whole lot of money, but if one did not invest and the market moved in favour then a great opportunity is lost. The answer to this puzzle lies in strategies like ratio spreads, ladders etc.