During the auspicious hour of Muhurat trading, many investors and traders look forward to making significant purchases of assets like gold, silver, real estate, and electronics. Trading volumes tend to spike during this special session, adding a touch of
Muhurat TradingDiwaliStock MarketBseNseReal EstateNov 01, 2024
Muhurat trading is a special one-hour trading session that takes place during the Hindu festival of Diwali. It is believed that initiating financial transactions during this auspicious hour can bring good fortune and prosperity.
The Mumbai Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) are the two major platforms that host Muhurat trading sessions.
Many investors believe that starting financial transactions during Muhurat trading can bring success and good luck in the coming year. This belief drives high trading volumes and excitement during the session.
During Muhurat trading, a wide range of assets are purchased, including gold, silver, real estate, and electronics. These assets are considered to be harbingers of good luck and are often gifted or bought during this period.
Muhurat trading has a long history dating back to ancient India. The tradition has evolved over the years and has gained significant importance in the modern financial world, with the BSE and NSE hosting these sessions for decades.
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