Today Market opened flat, but with a positive bias this morning. Earlier, the US markets ended down though having come off the lows of the day while Asia this morning is looking weak. Sensex is trading at 18236, up 16 points from its previous close, and Nifty is at 5466, up 5 points. CNX Midcap index is up 0.1% and BSE Smallcap index is up 0.3%. The market breadth is positive with advances at 509 against declines of 268 on the NSE.
The Sensex, which declined to 18,170.77, ended at 18,220.02 (provisional) with a loss of 67.48 points or 0.37%.
The Nifty closed at 5462.05, down 24.10 points or 0.44%.
Information technology stocks were among the major losers.
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Market Review
If we talk about today's Indian Stock Market, It was a down day which gave up the gains of yesterday and traded soft on the back of sell-off in technology, telecom, power, metal, realty and healthcare. Global cues were weak, too. Sensex shut shop at 18219, down 67 points and Nifty at 5460, down 25 points from the previous close. CNX Midcap index was down 0.5% and BSE Smallcap index was down 0.4%. The market breadth was negative with advances at 475 against declines of 815 on the NSE.
Top Nifty gainers were Tata Motors, JP Associates and Suzlon Energy
while losers included ABB, Wipro and Sterlite Industries.
The market breadth was marginally negative.
Wipro, Sterlite, HDFC, M&M, TCS, Infosys, Bharti Airtel, ITC, BHEL and RComm ended notably lower.
ABB, Kotak Bank, Unitech, Axis Bank, Reliance Capital and PNB also ended weak.
Tata Motors ended nearly 4.5% up.
Top Nifty gainers were Tata Motors, JP Associates and Suzlon Energy
while losers included ABB, Wipro and Sterlite Industries.
The market breadth was marginally negative.
Wipro, Sterlite, HDFC, M&M, TCS, Infosys, Bharti Airtel, ITC, BHEL and RComm ended notably lower.
ABB, Kotak Bank, Unitech, Axis Bank, Reliance Capital and PNB also ended weak.
Tata Motors ended nearly 4.5% up.
Introductory Post
Hi.. Friends,
I am Aashna Gupta and i had made this blog whose name is Stock Intraday Tips, Stock Tips, NSE, Nifty Tips for the sharing of Stock market trading tips with all traders and investors. In India most of the investors invest in Stock Intraday, because it is short term trading where the traders or investors trade or invest for very short period, in a single day they have to hold up postion and on the very same day bind up their position. The Indian Stock Market is opened from 9:00 Am - 3:30 Pm and between these hours the traders trade and square up their positions at 3:25 just before closing the market.
Many people think that intraday trading is best as it is done in a single day and can earn a lot of money out of their investment. Its true Intraday Trading in Stock Market is really very fruitful for investors having less money to invest, who cannot invest money in lot size like in commodity and futures. Intraday trading is also beneficial for the students in colleges who still are in education and want to earn side by side.
There are many benefits of Intraday trading the only thing that can make the difference is the investors perception, knowledge and strategies how to invest.
So Best of luck for all of you who are going to start and also to those who are going to make further more!!!
Have a Happy and Profitable Investment :)
I am Aashna Gupta and i had made this blog whose name is Stock Intraday Tips, Stock Tips, NSE, Nifty Tips for the sharing of Stock market trading tips with all traders and investors. In India most of the investors invest in Stock Intraday, because it is short term trading where the traders or investors trade or invest for very short period, in a single day they have to hold up postion and on the very same day bind up their position. The Indian Stock Market is opened from 9:00 Am - 3:30 Pm and between these hours the traders trade and square up their positions at 3:25 just before closing the market.
Many people think that intraday trading is best as it is done in a single day and can earn a lot of money out of their investment. Its true Intraday Trading in Stock Market is really very fruitful for investors having less money to invest, who cannot invest money in lot size like in commodity and futures. Intraday trading is also beneficial for the students in colleges who still are in education and want to earn side by side.
There are many benefits of Intraday trading the only thing that can make the difference is the investors perception, knowledge and strategies how to invest.
So Best of luck for all of you who are going to start and also to those who are going to make further more!!!
Have a Happy and Profitable Investment :)
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Autocompletion of queries in Custom Search
One of the most requested features for Custom Search is autocompletion of queries. Today, we announced at Google I/O that you can now enable query autocompletions for your search engine.
The screenshot below shows an example of query autocompletion at Travelocity.
Custom Search autocompletion is similar to what you see on Google.com—optional queries appear as you type your query in the search box. However, behind the scenes, we do a lot of things differently. We created a different algorithm that uses data from multiple sources, including queries to your search engine, as well as keywords and phrases extracted automatically from the content of websites that your search engine covers.
Because the autocompleted queries are based, in part, on the specific content of the webpages covered by your search engine, we will not generate autocompletions for custom search engines that search the entire web, i.e., autocompletions will only work if you set your preferences to Search only included sites in the control panel.
To enable autocompletions, select Enable autocompletions in the Basics tab of the control panel.
After you’ve saved your settings, replace the code for the search box in your website with the search box code from the Get code tab and you're done. Please note that it can take a few hours for us to start generating autocompletion queries for your search engine.
If you are using the Custom Search Element with a theme, the autocompletions are styled to match the look and feel of your theme. Autocompletions will also work on high-end mobile devices.
We hope that you find the feature useful. As always, give us feedback so we can improve the feature.
The screenshot below shows an example of query autocompletion at Travelocity.
Custom Search autocompletion is similar to what you see on Google.com—optional queries appear as you type your query in the search box. However, behind the scenes, we do a lot of things differently. We created a different algorithm that uses data from multiple sources, including queries to your search engine, as well as keywords and phrases extracted automatically from the content of websites that your search engine covers.
Because the autocompleted queries are based, in part, on the specific content of the webpages covered by your search engine, we will not generate autocompletions for custom search engines that search the entire web, i.e., autocompletions will only work if you set your preferences to Search only included sites in the control panel.
To enable autocompletions, select Enable autocompletions in the Basics tab of the control panel.
After you’ve saved your settings, replace the code for the search box in your website with the search box code from the Get code tab and you're done. Please note that it can take a few hours for us to start generating autocompletion queries for your search engine.
If you are using the Custom Search Element with a theme, the autocompletions are styled to match the look and feel of your theme. Autocompletions will also work on high-end mobile devices.
We hope that you find the feature useful. As always, give us feedback so we can improve the feature.
Friday, April 30, 2010
New Site Search features, upgrades for Adobe Creative Suite 5
The just-released Adobe® Creative Suite 5 (CS5) now includes a new Community Help application, powered by Google Site Search. It’s an Adobe AIR®-based companion that’s automatically installed as part of any new Adobe CS5 product.
Launched directly from the Help menu of any CS5 product, the Community Help application provides a customized search experience across about 3000 sites. Customers can find fast answers with powerful new options to focus results just on Adobe content, community content, developer resources, and even code samples.
The Adobe development team used the XML API to integrate search results and also create unique innovations such as Code Search. Formerly known as Blueprint (demonstrated at Google I/O last year) this new search option allows Adobe Flash® and Flex developers to search for relevant code samples so that they can write better code, faster.
Community Help can also be used as a standalone application. To give Community Help a try, you can download it from adobe.com.
To learn more about how Adobe Community Help uses Site Search, see our blog post on the Google Enterprise Blog.
Launched directly from the Help menu of any CS5 product, the Community Help application provides a customized search experience across about 3000 sites. Customers can find fast answers with powerful new options to focus results just on Adobe content, community content, developer resources, and even code samples.
The Adobe development team used the XML API to integrate search results and also create unique innovations such as Code Search. Formerly known as Blueprint (demonstrated at Google I/O last year) this new search option allows Adobe Flash® and Flex developers to search for relevant code samples so that they can write better code, faster.
Community Help can also be used as a standalone application. To give Community Help a try, you can download it from adobe.com.
To learn more about how Adobe Community Help uses Site Search, see our blog post on the Google Enterprise Blog.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Custom Search now available in Parallels Plesk Panel
Website owners who use Parallels Plesk Panel to manage their hosting and website services can now configure Custom Search and Site Search in a couple of clicks! As announced on the Google Blog, Plesk now offers out-of-box integration with Google Services for Websites.
If you’re one of the millions of webmasters already using Plesk Panel, you can now easily add high-quality search to your websites via the Custom Search page shown above. Since Plesk Panel knows what domains you own, a drop-down list of your domains is conveniently offered for automatic configuration of the search engine, as shown below.
Once you’re done configuring your search engine, you can customize the search experience to match the look and feel of your website. As shown in the screenshot below, Plesk provides links that you can click to directly manage and customize your search engine with the Custom Search control panel -- you will be automatically logged in.
After you decide on the theme and layout for your search, you can get the search code to insert into your website so your users can easily find what they are looking for. Finally, you can also click through from Plesk to access your search statistics. If you want support and more control over advertising, branding, and indexing, you can initiate an upgrade to Site Search right from within Plesk.
We hope this will make it easier for you to manage your site search experience. As always, let us know if you have feedback.
If you’re one of the millions of webmasters already using Plesk Panel, you can now easily add high-quality search to your websites via the Custom Search page shown above. Since Plesk Panel knows what domains you own, a drop-down list of your domains is conveniently offered for automatic configuration of the search engine, as shown below.
Once you’re done configuring your search engine, you can customize the search experience to match the look and feel of your website. As shown in the screenshot below, Plesk provides links that you can click to directly manage and customize your search engine with the Custom Search control panel -- you will be automatically logged in.
After you decide on the theme and layout for your search, you can get the search code to insert into your website so your users can easily find what they are looking for. Finally, you can also click through from Plesk to access your search statistics. If you want support and more control over advertising, branding, and indexing, you can initiate an upgrade to Site Search right from within Plesk.
We hope this will make it easier for you to manage your site search experience. As always, let us know if you have feedback.
Custom data rendering in results
Since the launch of Custom Search, we've been constantly pushing the customization envelope -- allowing users to tweak ranking, provide refinements, add promotions above results, change the look and feel, select from themes and modify layouts.
We did not stop there. We added support for custom synonyms, and the ability for website owners to mark up their content with structured metadata. With structured Custom Search, you can create results with rich snippets, e.g., thumbnails and actions.
Now, through Custom Search data rendering in the element, we’re providing you the ability to completely customize the layout of each result. With simple inline markup on the search page, you can override result attributes, decide how each result is formatted, control the size and location of thumbnails and highlight result metadata.
The screenshot below shows an example of formatted result blocks for a sample search based on data from Scribd -- thumbnails have been reduced in size, and a new line containing metadata, including an icon for document type, has been inserted into the result.
We hope you’ll use the power of data rendering in your own search. For a step by step guide on how you can control the data rendering in results with the Custom Search Element, please read our post on the Search API blog.
We did not stop there. We added support for custom synonyms, and the ability for website owners to mark up their content with structured metadata. With structured Custom Search, you can create results with rich snippets, e.g., thumbnails and actions.
Now, through Custom Search data rendering in the element, we’re providing you the ability to completely customize the layout of each result. With simple inline markup on the search page, you can override result attributes, decide how each result is formatted, control the size and location of thumbnails and highlight result metadata.
The screenshot below shows an example of formatted result blocks for a sample search based on data from Scribd -- thumbnails have been reduced in size, and a new line containing metadata, including an icon for document type, has been inserted into the result.
We hope you’ll use the power of data rendering in your own search. For a step by step guide on how you can control the data rendering in results with the Custom Search Element, please read our post on the Search API blog.
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