Hey Gurus,

Wanted to know the best site where I can get a list of last 10-20 days trading/highest/lowest price of a scrip.

Thanks.

Have you tried NSE's site:

http://nseindia.com/content/equities...iphistdata.htm

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Awesome, thanks. Meanwhile I got Infoline.

Are you referring to India Infoline?

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Yes, but the BSE/NSE site's data was easy to analyze rather on a chart.

Thanks.

Is there any site where you can get a live feed for free of one minute candles of the stocks when the market is open?

On the NSE site, it often happens that when you look at the stock chart (by clicking the icon beside the security name) you do not find the point where the stock made the day's high or low. For example, if you look at Essar Oil's chart for today (11th April) you will see it opened at 140.00, made a high and low of 143.90 and 134.25 and closed at 135.75, but the high is not shown on the chart. So when did it make the high?

Each and every trade is not shown in these charts. I looked at a few charts on NSE's site and it seems the charts are updated after every 60 seconds.

Most probably the high was a stray trade just after the market opening.

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The NSE site itself is updated every one minute I think, it doesn't give the price in real time.

I am learning technical analysis and so I wanted to know where you people get data for intraday when the market is open and trading. Are you still using ChartNexus Alchemist, or is there a better one available?

Secondly, sometimes the number of buyers in a stock is far more than the number of sellers and still it goes down, and not with the market. So do the number of buyers and sellers matter?

I am ready to sell 1 million shares of RIL at 5000 whose cmp is say 1000.

Will the price go down ?

What you are saying is the orders are too high or too low, although I don't understand why people place those orders - is it to make it look like there are more sellers and the price will go down?

My question is that at times, in the order book where the five closest buyers and sellers are shown, the number of sellers is really high, like four times the number of buyers but the price still keeps going up.

Interesting observation.

Where can I see the intraday graph (price-volume) of any stock future like commonly available for the cash market? Of course, the two shall be related.