NSE, BSE To Hold Special Muhurat Trading Session On Diwali; Investors To Get One-hour Window
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) have announced a special one-hour trading session on Diwali. This event, known as Muhurat Trading, is a traditional part of the Indian festival calendar. It allows investors to participate in the markets on the auspicious day of Diwali, a time symbolizing the beginning of a new financial year for many.
For retail investors, this session is a low-stress opportunity to mark the start of the new financial year. It is a short window to buy or sell stocks, but it is not mandatory. The market remains closed on the main trading days of Diwali, so this session serves as a convenient bridge for investors to engage with the markets during the festive period.
Investors should note that trading volumes and volatility during this one-hour session are typically lower than normal. It is a good time to review portfolios or execute small trades without the pressure of a full trading day. However, liquidity may be thin, so it is advisable to keep positions small and focus on the session's traditional significance rather than aggressive trading.
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