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INDIAN STOCK EXCHANGES
by Ashish Dandekar on Aug 07, 2008 09:22 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

To all my country folks... National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (NSE)stands amongst the top 4 when you compare it by number of transactions. That should be the technical benchmark instead of taking currency value. A total of atleast 8 million trades per day are transacted on a daily basis for 30 million orders. Multiply that over 22 days and you see the mammoth transactions on NSE. Our friends at Rediff should take a note of that and see how we can showcase India's achievement to the entire world...



Regards.. Ashish Dandekar

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  RE:INDIAN STOCK EXCHANGES
by vivek verma on Aug 09, 2008 10:15 AM   Permalink
thanks ashish for shairing such a wonderful knowledge....

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  Re: INDIAN STOCK EXCHANGES
by Ashish Dandekar on Dec 13, 2012 09:39 PM   Permalink
NSE has scaled larger heights since this article facts were published. Now its the worlds largest exchange for equity trades.
http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-08-05/news/33049052_1_nse-largest-bourse-largest-exchange

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  Re: INDIAN STOCK EXCHANGES
by gopi satakarni on Nov 01, 2011 07:49 PM   Permalink
ya right "bayya" compare with whole western world india and china are well growing countries and now all world investors invest in indian markets from last 7 years india got nearly 50 lac crore
of rupees FDI as dierect and indierect investments according to AICPA survey one wall street investor said "i invest millions of dollars in US companies from last 15 years but they are not performing well so i decide one thing finally i dont like to invest more i can book profit if they rise and i would like to exit as fast as possible" almost all investors from all countries dont trust western countries markets now this is the time for ASIA especially INDIA gopi satakarni

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