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Options Chain for the NSE Stocks and Indices in TradingView..?
Structure of NSE indices.
N50 covers 62% of the market & NN50 16%. Buying them in 80:20 ratio, you are buying 78% of the market
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Is there any possibility that you'll be adding Futures and Options Data for Stocks and Indices listed on National Stock Exchange(NSE) of India. Might come handy and very useful for your Indian Users.
NSE had a range of interesting looking indices - https://www1.nseindia.com/products/content/equities/indices/about_indices.htm.
The constituents of the indices and the weightage of to top 10 stocks can be found on the NSE website but am unable to find the weightage of all the stocks in the index.
Does anyone know from where I can get the weightage of all the stocks in the index ? I'm interested in the sectoral and thematic indices.
https://www.nseindia.com/products/content/equities/indices/strategic_indices.htm
Equal weight 50 and Alpha 30 look interesting to me.
Any thoughts on strategic indices?
How do these strategic indices compare against index funds ( N50, NN50) ?
Is there an easy way to invest in these indices apart from buying the underlying stocks?
An NSE group company Wednesday announced the launch of a new index, Nifty 500 Value 50, which will track the performance of select 'value' companies based on price multiples and dividend yield.
The index consists of 50 companies from its parent Nifty 500 index, selected based on their 'value' scores, NSE Indices Ltd, an NSE group company, said in a statement.
The value score of each company is determined based on earnings to price ratio, book value to price ratio, sales to price ratio and dividend yield.
The weight of each stock in the index is based on a combination of stock's value score and its free float market capitalisation.
"Nifty 500 Value 50, a smart beta index, captures performance of 50 such 'value' companies across size segments and sectors.
"The stocks are identified using a unique rule-based stock-selection methodology based on price multiples and dividend yield – a methodology which is backed by robust theses and extensive back-testing," NSE Indices CEO Mukesh Agarwal said.
ET story.
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