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In layman’s words, having an edge means having a strategy or an approach or resources that differentiate you from your competition. But if you do not have the edge, the business may not survive. Trading edge is an approach that creates cash advantage for a trader over other market players. While there are many ways to build a trading edge, some traders have not even heard of this approach. Some traders even spend years to find a trading edge in trading strategies and discretionary methods. Perhaps, the best way for a trader to find an edge is by capitalising his existing technical skills. A trader may make profits in the short-term without a trading edge, but without an edge it is not possible in the long term. A set of conditions that is likely to result in a net gain when used over a large number of trades, can be perhaps defined as trading edge. A single trade cannot be reflective of a trading edge, however a series of trades can help traders identify it. More

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  • Markets hit record high, gain third week in a row; rupee at new low

    The Foreign Institutional Investors' (FIIs) sold equities worth Rs 3659 crore, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) continued their buying as they purchased equities worth Rs 22,762.62 crore.

  • Promoter Neena Tyagi sells nearly 6% stake in Yatharth Hospital for Rs 404 crore

    Yatharth Hospital & Trauma Care Services, perhaps, reacted to a big chunk of share sale by the promoter, falling sharply by 8.32 percent to Rs 707.8 and closing decisively below all key moving averages.

  • FIIs net sell shares worth Rs 3796 crore, DIIs net buy Rs 4148 crore on November 28

    For the year so far, FIls have been net sellers of shares worth Rs 2.58 lakh crore, while DIls have net bought shares worth Rs 7.01 lakh crore.

  • Ads to drive Meesho’s next leg of margin expansion, says management ahead of IPO

    The company, which has built its model around ultra-affordable, unbranded commerce, highlighted that order volumes grew 52% and normalized NMV rose 44% in H1FY26.

  • Will market hit new high on Monday as Q2 GDP growth accelerates to 8.2%? Here's what analysts say

    While one analyst said Nifty could break the 26,250 resistance on Monday, another said the GDP numbers might result in RBI keeping the key interest rate unchanged.

  • Eyeing debt reduction and capacity expansion with Rs 922-crore IPO: Aequs CEO Aravind Melligeri

    Aequs intends to spend Rs 433.2 crore of fresh issue proceeds for repayment of certain loans, Rs 64 crore to buy machinery and equipment, and the remainder funds for inorganic growth and general corporate purposes.

  • Technical View: Market extends weekly gains; VIX-driven comfort boosts bulls. Nifty aims for 26,500 above 20 EMA support, Bank Nifty eyes 60,000

    The short- and medium-term moving averages trended upward. Momentum indicators and oscillators continued to signal a buy on both daily and weekly timeframes.

  • A week after flagging a brutal September collapse, PMS flows roar back in October with an 18x surge

    Total PMS AUM grew 1.3% month-on-month to Rs 41 lakh crore, a modest rise that emphasises how October’s momentum stemmed from real money rather than mark-to-market optics.

  • Secondary market supply nears Rs 3 lakh crore in FY26, overshadowing IPO fundraising

    Promoter stake sales, PE exits and rising PSU divestments have pushed secondary supply far ahead of fresh capital formation, raising questions about liquidity absorption even as domestic flows remain strong.

  • Sensex settles 250 pts lower from day’s high, Nifty ends near 26,200: Four key reasons behind market decline

    Stock market today: Sensex, Nifty saw profit booking as the pullback was driven by a mix of foreign fund outflows, along with profit-taking in key sectors.

  • Sensex gains 300 pts from day's low, Nifty above 25,250: Hopes of higher GDP among key factors behind market rise

    Stock market today: Sensex, Nifty rose tracking positive cues ahead of the release of the July–September quarter GDP numbers, due after market hours.

  • Trading Plan: Can Nifty 50, Bank Nifty extend their upward journey for a third straight session?

    The Nifty 50 is expected to consolidate as long as it trades below 26,300, with support at 26,100–26,000. However, a convincing move above 26,300 will open the door for the 26,500 level.

  • Trade Spotlight: How should you trade ICICI Bank, Cummins India, Jamna Auto, Mahindra Finance, Bajaj Finserv, and others on November 28?

    The market is expected to see consolidation until it convincingly surpasses Thursday's high. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.

  • Smallcap World Fund picks up over 3% stake in CarTrade Tech; Promoter trims Whirlpool holding by 11.23%

    Whirlpool of India witnessed a sharp gap-down opening and closed 11.42 percent lower at Rs 1,063.8 after a major stake sale by the promoter.

  • Trade setup for November 28: Top 15 things to know before the opening bells

    Experts expect the Nifty 50 to march toward 26,500–26,600 in the upcoming sessions, though intermittent consolidation is likely. Support is placed at 26,000–26,100, followed by 25,900–25,850 as the crucial support zone.

  • FIIs net sell Rs 1,255 crore in equities, DIIs net buy Rs 3,941 crore on November 27

    DIIs purchased shares worth Rs 15,559 crore and sold shares worth Rs 11,618 crore. In contrast, Flls bought shares worth Rs 10,262 crore but sold shares totalling Rs 11,517 crore.

  • NSE revises market lot sizes for key index derivatives from December 2025

    The exchange stated that existing lot sizes will continue to apply to all weekly and monthly contracts until the December 30, 2025 expiry.

  • SEBI introduces revised distributor incentives to boost MF penetration among new B-30 investors and women

    Under the updated guidelines, asset management companies will compensate distributors using funds sourced from the two basis points that AMCs are already mandated to allocate each year for investor education and financial inclusion initiatives.

  • Technical View | Markets hit record high: Experts see short term rally to 26,500 for Nifty with major support near 25,800

    Analysts said the short-term trend remains positive, with scope for the Nifty to move towards 26,500, while major support is seen near 25,800.

  • Nifty, Sensex hit new lifetime highs: Avoid 'FOMO buying', let market breadth improve, experts advise investors

    While the undertone remains constructive, some experts estimate only a measured upside from current levels. Few others however remain bullish and expect more upside from current levels.

  • Oil & Gas sector profit grows in Q2FY26 on inventory gains, but analysts see mixed outlook ahead

    The most significant contributor this quarter was inventory gains at OMCs. In oil & gas, companies buy crude at a certain price, process it, and whatever inventory is left at the end of the period is revalued at the current market price as per accounting norms. So if crude prices move up, the value of that inventory increases and profits shoot up.

  • Sensex settles 300 pts lower from day’s high, Nifty ends near 26,200: Five reasons why markets gave up record highs

    Stock market today: Sensex slipped to 85,765, about 300 points off the day’s high, while Nifty fell below the 26,250 mark to 26,228.30.

  • Small, midcap stocks fall up to 11% while Nifty, Sensex hit lifetime highs: Here are the top losers

    Analysts said that smallcap stocks may see some more consolidation, while midcaps rise. However, they cautioned investors about stretched valuations in few pockets.

  • Sensex, Nifty at new record highs: Which levels to track? Here's what technical analysts say

    Extending Wednesday’s gains, the Nifty scaled an all-time high of 26,306.95, surpassing its previous peak of 26,277.35.

  • Nifty, Sensex at fresh record highs: Here are 4 factors that led market to new peak after 14 months

    Strong domestic inflows, easing valuations are among key reasons for markets to hit new record highs, say analysts

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