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Today Asian markets are facing weakness. While in Europe there is a fear of Breksit again. US markets were closed yesterday on the occasion of Independence Day. Read more here- http://www.onlinesharetradingtips.in/asian-markets-stock-tips-today/

Indian stocks markets ended lower on Thursday on the back of profit booking, amid weak Asian and European cues, after three straight days of gains. Sensex closed at 18,153.99 down 48.42 points and the...... Read more here @ http://tinyurl.com/7o7nsob

Europe has opened in the green and is trading with a positive bias while the Indian market continues to move in a tight band. The banking sector is seeing strong buying interest. Sensex is trading at 17010, up 103 points from its previous close, and Nifty is at 5156, up 35 points...... Read more here @ http://nifty-futures-tips.blogspot.com

The Sensex fell 34.08 points, to close at 15,814.72 and the Nifty declined 4.10 points, to end at 4,742.80 after showing about 50 points recovery from the day's low....... Read More Here- http://tinyurl.com/6vv4wsw

At closing bell, the Nifty stood flat at 4,873. The Sensex shut shop at 16,189 with a gain of 35 points.... Read More Here For Full news- http://tinyurl.com/7hwyspm

General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) witnessed volume of 51.25 million shares during last trade however it holds an average trading capacity of 62.18 million shares. GE shares opened at $18.83 reached intraday low of $18.79 and went +1.54% up to close at $19.13.

Bank of Montreal (USA) (NYSE:BMO) witnessed volume of 169,006 shares during last trade however it holds an average trading capacity of 809,730 shares. BMO shares opened at $59.99 reached intraday low of $59.47 and went +0.57% up to close at $60.49.

Gold prices in domestic futures tested historical highs in absolute as well as in percentage terms as MCX Gold rallied towards high 35074 per 10 gms on 28th August 2013 which is almost Rs. 7000/10 gms or 25% higher than last month close of 28207/10 gms.

Equity benchmarks extended the rally in noon trade with the Sensex reclaiming 27000 level supported by banks, oil & gas and capital goods stocks. Nifty Tips Nifty has managed to get close to 8050. Midcap and Smallcap stocks also have grow fast. All BSE indices are in green. Realty, Pharma, Consumer Durables and Capital Goods stocks have buying trend. The 30-share BSE Sensex index is currently leading with 280 points, ie 1 per cent and is trading at 26912 level. The NSE 50-share Nifty index gained 87 points to 8062.

Jeera prices continued its selloffs and finally closed at 17875 levels. As prices broke the long run ascending trend line support of 18050, sentiments turned bearish and currently prices need to break 45 day EMA support of 17524 for the correction to continue towards 17280 followed by 16940 levels. Further, the daily RSI (14) is still treading within the over bought zone, suggesting a near term lower correction on the cards. However, an acuterise above 18500 could extinguish the bearish tone and continue the upside rallies. Hence, we recommend to sell on pullbacks for the day.

Seeing weakness in the rupee against the dollar is strong. 1, with the weakness of the dollar against the Euro 18 paise at 63.14 is open. The rupee had closed at 62.91 on Monday. The rupee has reached a low of 3.5 months. Money is at the lowest level since Jan. 8.

If there is one area guaranteed to confuse many traders and lead to multiple opinions on the most appropriate approach, it is the subject of stop losses. The science and the art of placing stops is featured extensively in many trading books and guides, but the bottom line is that there is no right or wrong answer, simply the fact that stop losses must be used to limit potential downside exposure when trading. Traders should also be careful not to confuse stop losses with buy stops, which trigger an opening position rather than closing the trade. It is very important not to package together the placing of stops with money management, as the two represent different strands of trading. Simply put, stops are there to protect profits and limit the potential downside at any time once a trade has been opened, and are part of an exit strategy for trades that are already open. Money management covers position sizing or amounts to be risked within each trade of a portfolio.

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Price of Jeera terminited lower by 2.13 per-cent on yesterday at the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) on account of a upsurge in the supply from the producing areas in the midst of a decline in the export requiremen

Maize prices ended lower by 0.62 per cent on Tuesday at the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) as a result of heavy selling activity by the investors on account of higher global supplies and weak offtakes from the local buyers.

The Sensex soared 200 points to end at 27,317 and the Nifty surged 50 points to close at 8,225. Above-normal monsoons, positive macroeconomic numbers coupled with a dovish stance by the Fed bolstered the rally. The last trading day of the week saw some history being formed in intraday session above the 200 day EMA of 8,195 and it is imperative that markets hold ground above the same in the coming expiry week.

The House and Senate both passed the latest debt bill, but stocks are still trading lower as the economy is getting dangerously close to re-entering a recession.

Nordstrom Inc. closed of an impressive day for retail stocks who appear to be whether the slower economy just fine. Some of the groups major players have found ways to profit in spite of the current economic challenges.

Stocks ended the day lower despite Congress and the White House coming very close to a deal that will raise the debt ceiling. Poor economic data was to blame.

Stocks ended higher on Monday as investors rebounded from one of the most volatile weeks in Wall Street history. All 10 sectors closed higher as stocks may be in rally mode.

Wall Street ended higher today as all sectors closed with gains. Utilities, Financials and Industrial stocks led the better performers today. Gold fell hard after failing to maintain record highs.