Explained: Significance Of Muhurat Trading For Stock Market Investors?

In India, business has traditionally been closely tied to festivals, rituals, and religious practices. Diwali, which honours the Goddess of Wealth, Lakshmi, is considered a particularly significant and auspicious day for stock market trading. Although it is a general holiday, both the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange open a special trading window for 'Muhurat' trading. 'Muhurat' refers to an auspicious time, determined by astrological calculations, for holding important events and conducting rituals and ceremonies in Hindu culture.