Nifty 50 Share Price

Once you login to the Upstox Pro Web platform, you will see a search box on the top right of the screen. Here you can search for stocks. Type the name of the stock you want to search, and it will show you a list of options to choose from. After you type the stock name, just below the search box, you will see two options, Cash and F&O. Once you select the Cash option, you will have two options displayed on your screen with the price of the particular stock. The stock is listed on NSE and/or BSE. If the stock is listed on both the exchanges, you will get two options, else you will see only one option.

Now, select the exchange through which you want to trade. Once you move your mouse to the stock you want to choose, you will see three options: chart, B and S. B stands for buy and S stands for sell and chart is your price chart. If you want to buy the stock, simply click on the B option. After you click on buy, you need to select the side (buy or sell), type (delivery or intraday), quantity, validity and disclosed quantity.

Once you have filled in the details, you can click on Review on the bottom right of the screen to verify your details. On the review page, you will see your quantity, margin coverage (capital required), taxes and charges (brokerage and other charges associated with buying the share). Here, you will see the ‘Submit order’ option. Once you have clicked on ‘Submit order’, you have successfully placed your order.

After you fill in the order details on Upstox Pro Web and click on the Review button on the bottom right of the screen, the review page will show the quantity, margin coverage (capital required), taxes and charges (brokerage and other charges associated with buying the share).

Click the ? symbol to get a detailed break-up of taxes and charges pertaining to the trade.

The first option will show you the Brokerage fee. This is the brokerage that is auto-calculated based on your trade details.

Search and select a stock from the search box. You will see a stock-specific page, which has details regarding the stock. Scroll down to the ‘Stats’ section to the day’s open price and close price.

Graphs or charts are useful to see intraday and historic price data. Technical analysts also use several indicators to analyze price charts.

By default, you will see the candlestick chart is what you will see by default. On the top right side of this chart, you will see the date, volumes in that particular stock, open price, high price, low price and close price. On the Y axis, you will see the price and on the X axis, you will see time, i.e., days, months or years.

Under the display option, you can change the chart type to a bar chart, line chart, etc. You can use the ‘Studies’ option and apply an indicator on the chart. One of the most popular indicators is the simple moving average indicator. A simple moving average calculates the average of closing prices for a particular period. This indicator is used to identify possible support and resistance levels.

After you have selected your stock from the search box, a candlestick price chart of the script will be displayed on the left side of the screen. On the top of the chart, to the right, you will see four options: timeframe, views, display and studies. By default, the timeframe option will show you as 1m which means the price chart is of a 1-minute timeframe.

Change the timeframe to 1W for weekly price data and 1M for monthly price. Place your mouse on any of the candles and at the top you will see 4 prices. Open, high, low and close along with date and volumes. This is how you can check the weekly and monthly closing price of a particular stock.

Once you login to the Upstox app, you will see the search button on the top right side of your mobile screen. After you click on the ‘search’ option, the app will take you to a search box where you can search for stocks. Here you can type the name of the stock you want to search and the app will show you a list of options to choose from. After you type the stock name, just below the search box, you will see two options, Cash and F&O. Select the cash option and now you will have two options displayed on your screen with the price of the particular stock. The stock could be listed on the NSE or BSE. If the stock is listed on both the exchanges, you will get two options, else you will see only one option.

Now, select the exchange through which you want to trade. Once you select the stock, the app will take you to the stock information page and you will see a buy and sell option at the bottom of your screen. After clicking buy or sell, enter details such as type (delivery or intraday), quantity to trade, validity and disclosed quantity. Once you have filled in the details, you can click on ‘Review’ on the bottom right of the screen to verify your details. Finally, use the ‘Swipe to submit order’ option to place an order.

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Once you login to the Upstox Pro Web platform, you will see a search box on the top right corner of the screen. Here you can search for the Nifty 50 stock. Just below the search box, you will see three options: All, Cash and F&O. Click on the cash option and you will see Nifty 50 EQ (EQ stands for equity) listed in NSE and BSE. Here, you will see the current market price of Nifty 50 on both NSE and BSE. The market price will keep changing in the live market.

Some of the key metrics to analyze Nifty 50 share price are as follows:

1. The intraday trend and historical trend of price from the charts
2. The day’s open and close price of a particular stock
3. The upper circuit and the lower circuit price of the stock along with the 52 week high and low
4. The market depth where you can see the best 5 bids and offers/asks for a particular stock

Yes, you can invest in Nifty 50 in the current share market. The current price is the market price. Once you move your mouse to the Nifty 50 option you see, you will see three options: chart, B and S. B stands for buy and S stands for sell and chart is your price chart. If you want to buy the stock, simply click on the B option. After you click on buy, you need to select the side (buy or sell), type (delivery or intraday), quantity, validity and disclosed quantity. By default, the order selected will be a market order. You don’t have to enable the limit price and the trigger price for you to purchase the stock at the current market price. Once you have filled in the details, you can click on ‘Review’ on the bottom right of the screen to verify your details. On the review page, you will see your quantity, margin coverage (capital required), taxes and charges (brokerage and other charges associated with buying the share). Here, you will see the ‘Submit order’ option. Once you have clicked on ‘Submit order’, you have successfully placed your order.

NSE and BSE are two different exchanges for trading shares, just like the supermarket and vegetable market. There are different sets of buyers and sellers on both these exchanges. Hence, the demand and supply differ, causing the prices to differ. This is the reason Nifty 50 share price is different in NSE and BSE.

The current price of Nifty 50 share as on 19/1/2022 at 11.45 am on NSE is ₹724.35 and on BSE it is ₹724.30 per share. However, the price keeps changing in the live market. Once you search for the Nifty 50 stock and click on the cash option, you will see Nifty 50 EQ (EQ stands for equity) listed in NSE and BSE. Here, you will see the current market price of Nifty 50 on both NSE and BSE.