Answer / sonali

The fluctuations in the nifty and sensex values are due to
the demand and supply forces prevailing in the market. If
the demand for a particular security is more than its
supply prices will go up and vice-versa.
If the prices of the maximum stocks in an exchange are
going up bcoz of lesser supply and more demand the index(
sensex, nifty) will also go up.

Answer / chitranjan

its about fluctuation in cmpny's shares..which can go up or
down due to several reasons..fundamental reason should be
companies performance..but many othr factors..generally
investment banks, mutual funds n foreign institutional
investors hold majority of shares in any share mkt..dey can
be promoter to d company..or can simply b investors in d
company..dese wen combined togheter hav strong money power
to buy shares or float dem in d open mkt called sensex or
nifty..as n wen dese ppl need money or work under dere
strategic plannings dey drive d mkt by bull run(keep on
buyin shares n mkt touches new highs) or can sell shares
called bear phase(mkt touches its low)..for exmple currently
fii's are sellin most of dere stocks in d mkt as dey need
money to survive in dis global economy crisis..due to whch
mkt is gettin down n down..its becoz sellin is much higher
den d new purchase of shares in mkt..DIS IS WHY MKTS
FLUCTUATE..company fundamentals r atlast important but in
long run onli.

Answer / mansoorkhan

The reason for fluctuations in nifty and sensex depends on
supply and demand. if the supply increases then demand
decreases and market going down. if the supply decreases
then demand increases.

Answer / swaroop satyam .k.s

The consideration for the changes in the sensex and the
nifty values is depending upon EIC approach with a due
technical and fundamental analysis of the market
considerations. and it also depends upon the float of the
shares of the benchmarked companies say sensex with 30 and
s&p cnx nifty with 50.

Answer / kuldeep vats

the right answer is then the market up down depend upon
demand and supply then the supply is increased demand is
decreases and the fluctuation in nifty and sensex.

Answer / kanav bangur

ts about fluctuation in cmpny's shares..which can go up or
down due to several reasons..fundamental reason should be
companies performance..but many othr factors..generally
investment banks, mutual funds n foreign institutional
investors hold majority of shares in any share mkt..dey can
be promoter to d company..or can simply b investors in d
company..dese wen combined togheter hav strong money power
to buy shares or float dem in d open mkt called sensex or
nifty..as n wen dese ppl need money or work under dere
strategic plannings dey drive d mkt by bull run(keep on
buyin shares n mkt touches new highs) or can sell shares
called bear phase(mkt touches its low)..for exmple currently
fii's are sellin most of dere stocks in d mkt as dey need
money to survive in dis global economy crisis..due to whch
mkt is gettin down n down..its becoz sellin is much higher
den d new purchase of shares in mkt..DIS IS WHY MKTS
FLUCTUATE..company fundamentals r atlast important but in
long run onli.

Answer / venkat

Simply the fluctuations depends on buying and selling....

Answer / ananth reddy

Sensex is the indication of Bombay Stock Exchange(BSE).The Fluctuations of Sensex depends on the profits and loses of the share holding companies.The thing is that any company in India can sell their shares through BSE(with some conditions).
Sensex fluctuates more usually because BSE is a private company which will also be effected by Gossips.Alike BSE, NSE is a govt company.Nifty is the indication for NSE like Sensex Nifty also depends on the share holding companies.Nifty will be usually less Fluctuating.

Answer / maulik

nifty and sensex changes with respect to the supply and
demand forces in the market.. but it also fluctuates with
the change in stock which is having high weightage in nifty.
the stocks like reliance, infosys also makes the difference..

Answer / ram

the sensex is flutuating because of foriegn investors are
not redy to invest in indian companies sometimes

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