In the last post, we examined what Sensex is
and how it is calculated.
Much the same as the Sensex which was
presented by the Bombay stock exchange, Nifty is a noteworthy stock list in
India presented by the National stock exchange.
Nifty was instituted from the two words
"National" and 'FIFTY'. The word fifty is utilized on the grounds
that; the file comprises of 50 effectively traded stocks from different
divisions.
So the nifty file is somewhat more extensive
than the Sensex which is developed utilizing 30 effectively traded stocks as a
part of the BSE.
The procedure
for calculating the Sensex was discussed in our before post. Nifty is
calculated utilizing the same approach received by the BSE in ascertaining the
Sensex – however with three distinctions. They are:
The base
year is taken as 1995
The base
quality is situated to 1000
Nifty is
calculated on 50 stocks effectively traded in the NSE
50 top
stocks are chosen from 24 divisions
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