Stock Market Muhurtas

This is the book compiled with the intention to help the traders to select auspicious and inauspicious muhurtas for their major investments into gold, silver; property, bonds, fixed deposits, stocks and commodities, so that they may be able to plan their investments accordingly. Traders can avoid inauspicious muhurtas for their major investments. Mostly during auspicious muhurtas the inflow of money and liquidity increases into the markets because of enhanced purchasing activities by the house holders and hence increases the demand for goods and services, which in turn increases the opportunities to make profits on the investments. Hence the markets pick up during the auspicious days. While during inauspicious muhurtas the inflow of money and liquidity decreases from the markets because of slow down in the purchasing activities by the consumers and hence reduces the demand for goods and services, which in turn reduces the opportunities to make profits on the investments. And thus the markets reflect the bearish activity during the inauspicious days. In this manners auspiciousness and the inauspiciousness of the muhurtas affect the positive and negative activities of the market with the impact of positive and negative cosmic influences. Positive and negative cosmic influences affect the markets both directly and indirectly. It affects the markets directly by by creating positive or negative sentiments in the markets and by increasing or decreasing the inflow of money into the markets. While indirectly it affects the markets by enhancing or reducing the purchasing activities by the house holders, who love to carry out their purchasing activities based on good or bad muhurtas. In India most of the house holders love to do purchasing activities in the auspicious muhurtas and avoid all important