Between 6:15 and 7:15 p.m. on November 4, Indian stock exchanges will hold their usual one-hour special 'Muhurat' trading session, which is outside of normal trading hours but dictated by astrologically designated auspicious intervals of the day.

This year's session will usher in Samvat 2078, which, according to the Hindu calendar, begins on Diwali.

All year long, Mahurat Trading is supposed to bring success and wealth.&nbsp;

Muhurat trading on Diwali is considered to bring money and prosperity for the rest of the year, since it also marks the start of the New Year.

The traders on Dalal Street are excited for the New Year.

Lakshmi Poojan will begin at 4.45 p.m., followed by the felicitation of vaccination warriors at 5.30 p.m., prior to the Mahurat trade.

The opening bell ringing ritual, known as Mahurat Trading, will commence at 6.15 a.m.

The trading world has observed stock trading on this day for more than half a century as part of a historic symbolic custom.&nbsp;

They think it is a good omen to exchange tokens on this day to appease Goddess Lakshmi, the Indian goddess of riches and prosperity, for her favours throughout the Samvat year.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Between 6:15 and 7:15 p.m. on November 4, Indian stock exchanges will hold their usual one-hour special 'Muhurat' trading session, which is outside of normal trading hours but dictated by astrologically designated auspicious intervals of the day.

Between 6:15 and 7:15 p.m. on November 4, Indian stock exchanges will hold their usual one-hour special 'Muhurat' trading session, which is outside of normal trading hours but dictated by astrologically designated auspicious intervals of the day. This year's session will usher in Samvat 2078, which, according to the Hindu calendar, begins on Diwali. All year long, Mahurat Trading is supposed to bring success and wealth. Muhurat trading on Diwali is considered to bring money and prosperity for the rest of the year, since it also marks the start of the New Year. The traders on Dalal Street are excited for the New Year. Lakshmi Poojan will begin at 4.45 p.m., followed by the felicitation of vaccination warriors at 5.30 p.m., prior to the Mahurat trade. The opening bell ringing ritual, known as Mahurat Trading, will commence at 6.15 a.m. The trading world has observed stock trading on this day for more than half a century as part of a historic symbolic custom. They think it is a good omen to exchange tokens on this day to appease Goddess Lakshmi, the Indian goddess of riches and prosperity, for her favours throughout the Samvat year. (With inputs from agencies)

Diwali Muhurat trading 2021: Check date, timing, and other details

Diwali 2020 is just around the corner and as the country prepares to welcome the festive times, stock exchanges are gearing up for Muhurat Trading. Stock exchanges open for one hour on the day of Diwali for a symbolic trade that goes on for around an hour. The usual hustle-bustle and aggressive investor behaviour is seldom seen in this symbolic trading hour. It is believed by many that if you trade stocks during Muhurat trading, good luck follows you for the rest of the year till next Diwali. Here are few key things you need to know about Muhurat Trading 2020

When is Muhurat Trading this year?

It is usually held in the most auspicious hour on the day of Diwali. This year Diwali is falling on November 14. The Muhurat Trading will be carried out between 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm on the day

Who decides the time of the Muhurat trading?

Stock exchanges specify the time. During this hour, live trading takes place.

 
What is the schedule of Muhurat Trading 2020 session?

Here is how the time around Muhurat Trading is allotted

5.45 pm to 6 pm: Block deal session 
6 pm to 6.08 pm: Pre-opening 
6.15 pm to 7.15 pm: Muhurat trading 
6.20 pm to 7.05 pm: Periodic call auction 
7.15 pm to 7.30 pm: Closing session

Trade modification cut-off time is till 7:45 pm

How does market behave during Muhurat Trading?&nbsp;

Historically, markets have remained positive during the symbolic trading session. However, trading volume has been low. Stock movements tend to below as well.

Diwali 2020 is just around the corner and as the country prepares to welcome the festive times, stock exchanges are gearing up for Muhurat Trading. Stock exchanges open for one hour on the day of Diwali for a symbolic trade that goes on for around an hour.

Diwali 2020 is just around the corner and as the country prepares to welcome the festive times, stock exchanges are gearing up for Muhurat Trading. Stock exchanges open for one hour on the day of Diwali for a symbolic trade that goes on for around an hour. The usual hustle-bustle and aggressive investor behaviour is seldom seen in this symbolic trading hour. It is believed by many that if you trade stocks during Muhurat trading, good luck follows you for the rest of the year till next Diwali. Here are few key things you need to know about Muhurat Trading 2020 When is Muhurat Trading this year? It is usually held in the most auspicious hour on the day of Diwali. This year Diwali is falling on November 14. The Muhurat Trading will be carried out between 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm on the day Who decides the time of the Muhurat trading? Stock exchanges specify the time. During this hour, live trading takes place. What is the schedule of Muhurat Trading 2020 session? Here is how the time around Muhurat Trading is allotted 5.45 pm to 6 pm: Block deal session 6 pm to 6.08 pm: Pre-opening 6.15 pm to 7.15 pm: Muhurat trading 6.20 pm to 7.05 pm: Periodic call auction 7.15 pm to 7.30 pm: Closing session Trade modification cut-off time is till 7:45 pm How does market behave during Muhurat Trading? Historically, markets have remained positive during the symbolic trading session. However, trading volume has been low. Stock movements tend to below as well.

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