The exact performance of a trade will depend on its set-up, but the key point is that the market has moved against this approach
On Thursday, 1.5 million VIX options were traded, nearly double the average daily volume, signaling heightened market apprehension.
Market interest in the budget has been low since it was an interim one, and it was proved right. Attention will now shift to global events such as the Fed’s interest rate cuts and geopolitics while the next domestic trigger could be elections
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Namely, diminishing anxiety over macroeconomic events such as inflation data and Federal Open Market Committee’s policy meetings, which previously had been big instigators of turbulence.
On Monday, Cboe Global Markets Inc., the firm behind the Cboe Volatility Index (ticker VIX), known as Wall Street’s “fear gauge,” started the VIX1D Index, which measures volatility over a single day. This followed the exchange’s expansion of “zero-day-to-expiry” options, or 0DTE, in 2022.
The fact that the market is refusing to go down reflects the conviction among bulls, says Anuj Singhal, Managing Editor, Awaaz. In conversation with Moneycontrol’s Santosh Nair, he says it is too early to call for a trend reversal in the auto sector, and that key defence sector stocks are beginning to look overvalued.
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854 stocks advanced and 803 declined while 427 remained unchanged on the NSE. On the BSE, 1057 stocks advanced, 1074 declined and 147 remained unchanged.
The 30-share BSE Sensex was down 409.73 points or 1.24 percent at 32,596.54, taking the weekly loss to 1.7 percent. Nifty ended 1.93 percent down on weekly basis at 9998.05. The Implied Volatility of calls closed at 15.21 percent. The Nifty VIX for the week closed at 15.25 percent and is expected to remain sideways.
A scheme to manipulate Wall Street’s fear gauge, VIX, poses risk to the entire equity market and costs investors hundreds of millions of dollars a month, a law firm on behalf of an “anonymous whistleblower” told US financial regulators and urged them to investigate before additional losses are suffered.
SBI, Hero MotoCorp, ICICI Bank, Adani Ports and Asian Paints were top gainers while TCS, Axis Bank, Lupin, Coal India and Dr Reddy's Labs were losers in the Sensex.
Robert Parker of Credit Suisse expects most fixed income markets to give zero or negative returns, while equity markets to give 5-8 percent returns in the next five years.
Independent market expert Ambareesh Baliga says it is in fact time for the retail investors to start nibbling in. Buy every dip.
Greece won conditional agreement to receive a possible USD 95 billion over three years, along with an assurance of talks to bridge a funding gap until a bailout is ready. The deal is contingent on Greece meeting a tight timetable to enact strict reforms.
Technical analyst, Shubham Agarwal of Motilal Oswal Securities spoke with Latha Venkatesh & Sonia Shenoy of CNBC-TV18. He shared his reading and outlook on the market and also gave recommendations on various stocks.
Manoj Murlidharan of Religare Securities spoke with Latha Venkatesh and Sonia Shenoy on CNBC-TV18. He shared his reading and outlook on market and specific stocks.
Indian shares may open somewhat deep in the red, as signalled by trading in the Singapore-based SGX Nifty, after US shares closed more than 1 percent lower overnight, the biggest drop in three weeks.
Tushar Mahajan of Nomura Financial Advisory says selling in Bank Nifty on Wednesday dragged the market. He feels PSU banks will continue to remain under pressure as raising fresh capital will be an overhang.
According to Wall Street pros, Europe, Ebola, ISIS and a pick-your-poison menu of other headwinds have made a world full of promise suddenly appear to be a minefield without a map.
This is the first time that a product has been launched in India on a volatility index through which investors can hedge the volatility risk.
NSE is aiming to tap into domestic institutional investor demand for equity futures and options.
The NVIX contracts would be available in the existing futures and options segment on the NSE as well as for all existing investors in the segment to transact in it.