On April 11th, Nifty Gamma exposure (NiGEX) closed at 36L, a significant increase from its value of 19L on April 10th. However, it's crucial to remember that NiGEX serves only as a measure of liquidity and volatility, and investors should not rely solely on it to make investment decisions.
The Nifty also showed a positive trend, rising by 0.6% on April 11th. Nevertheless, investors should be cautious as the CPI for both the United States and India will be released after the market closes. In our previous post, we highlighted NiGEX's erratic behavior over the past 200 days, with an average value of 69K and a median value of 883K. The value range has been extensive, ranging from a low of -116L to a high of 50L.
To learn more about Gamma Exposure and NiGex, refer to the article on What is GEX (Gamma Exposure)?
To know more about VIX, visit the NSE page at VIX
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