Liveworldmarket Editorial · Page 15
Older research notes and market analysis from the Liveworldmarket team. Back to the latest posts.
news··8 min read
India's stock market includes companies with histories stretching far beyond the creation of the NSE, the Sensex or even modern securities regulation. Some businesses operating in India today can trace their origins back more than two centuries. They have survived colonial rule, industrialisation, independence, wars, …
fundamental··9 min read
Stock-market investing often becomes most difficult at exactly the moment discipline matters most. When markets are rising, remaining invested can feel easy. When indices fall sharply, economic headlines turn negative and portfolio values decline, the instinct to sell and “come back when things become clearer” can bec…
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Foreign portfolio investors returned to Indian equities in July 2026 after several months of heavy selling. According to LSEG data reported by Reuters, overseas investors purchased approximately $2.12 billion of Indian equities during July. Among the Asian markets that recorded positive foreign flows in the comparison…
technical··10 min read
Price tells traders where a market moved. Volume provides additional information about how much trading activity occurred during that move. This is why volume is one of the most widely followed tools in technical analysis. A rally occurring with unusually high trading activity may be interpreted differently from the s…
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Moving averages are among the most widely used tools in technical analysis because they turn noisy price movements into a smoother view of the underlying trend. A trader looking at hundreds of individual candles may struggle to determine whether the broader market is rising, falling or simply moving sideways. A moving…
technical··10 min read
Moving averages can help traders simplify price action and identify whether a market is trending or moving sideways. One practical framework is to combine the 20-period Exponential Moving Average (20 EMA) with the 50-period Exponential Moving Average (50 EMA). The 20 EMA reacts relatively quickly to recent price movem…
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The global economy is entering the second half of 2026 with two powerful forces pulling in opposite directions. On one side, higher energy prices and geopolitical disruption in the Middle East are creating pressure on inflation, consumers and energy-importing economies. On the other, strong investment in artificial in…
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India’s corporate landscape extends far beyond companies listed on the NSE and BSE. Some of the country’s largest and best-known businesses remain privately held or unlisted, including the National Stock Exchange itself, vaccine manufacturer Serum Institute of India, brokerage platform Zerodha, food companies Haldiram…
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Global stock markets have produced dramatically different returns during 2026. Some markets have delivered strong double-digit gains, particularly technology-heavy markets in Asia and the United States. Others have struggled because of high oil prices, foreign-investor withdrawals, weak earnings or domestic economic c…
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Exponential Moving Averages, commonly called EMAs, are among the simplest tools used in technical analysis. They can help traders organise price action, identify the prevailing trend and observe whether short-term momentum is strengthening or weakening. However, an EMA is not a prediction tool and there is no single E…
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