By Anand James Friday saw VIX closing at the highest point since the early April period when tariff uncertainty had led to dramatic fall in the market. However, the extent of the rise on Friday was under 3% prompting us to check if the pullback attempts could evolve into something more than a dead cat
By Anand James FIIs continue to boost their Index Long Futures with the present proportion of longs seen at 47.4. This is the highest this ratio has reached since the early part of December 2024. Post this, the Nifty had a multiple-leg down. Incidentally, thanks to the steady rise through April, it is in fact
Stocks opened significantly lower on Monday, with the S&P 500 dipping below last Monday’s local low after the open. However, it rebounded and closed just 0.76% lower, retracing much of its initial decline. The index closed slightly below the 6,000 level. Today, the S&P 500 is expected to open virtually flat, likely extending its consolidation.