Nifty Futures Trading Tips

• Around 1-2 Trades will be given per day on average basis
• Say Around 15-20 Nifty Calls In 22 Trading Session in a Month
• 99% accuracy is assured on consistent basis
• Calls will be provided depend on the market trends.
• Supports will be provided via SMS, Call & Chat
• Sometimes 1-2 Stock Recommendations will also be given
• Weekly High & Low, Predictions & market strategy will be given
• We assure you 95-98% accuracy in this package
• Recommendations are based on our expert's Analysis

What is Nifty Futures?
Nifty is a portfolio of 50 stocks which make up an index value which in its full form is called S&P CNX Nifty. The present level of the Nifty is fluctuating around the 5000 mark. The Nifty is traded on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India. It is jointly owned by CRISIL and NSE through IISL (India Index Services and Products Ltd.)

The Nifty index reflects 23 sectors of the economy. The Nifty tracks the movements of 50 shares of prominent Indian companies

A big aspect of understanding 'what is Nifty futures' is that the National Stock Exchange is the intermediary in this contract. This is enforced through margin money kept with the NSE on behalf of both the buyer and the seller. Daily fluctuations make a profit for one party and a loss for the other party. The difference is credited to the account of the party making the profit. In this way the accounts are maintained in a regular way till the delivery date.

It is truly difficult to learn 'what is Nifty futures' without having some hands on practical experience. Buying, selling, margin money, delivery, long and short are part of the terminology used in these futures trades.

Trading the Nifty:

• Relatively lower investment is required in trading Nifty futures.
• It is a volatile bag of companies which jump up and down in prices during the day. Therefore the Nifty as a package balances out extreme losses in some shares with profits from other shares.
• This strategy is less risky than holding on to stocks which are very fickle in nature.
• Instead of having to watch 50 stocks one needs to concentrate on the movement of the Nifty only.
• The Nifty can be bought and sold the same day thus allowing for great liquidity.