Livemint MarketInfo tracks the stock markets, mutual fund schemes, company results, industry performance, initial public offerings, and activities of international and other financial institutions as well as movements in international markets. All these information are very useful for Indian investors.

The new MarketInfo section has made Livemint.com indispensable to wealth planners. Targeting investors and analysts, this is the latest in a series of initiatives taken by the online service from Mint, the business daily from the Hindustan Times Group. Covering every segment relevant to the Indian investor, Livemint MarketInfo tracks the stock markets, mutual fund schemes, company results, industry performance, initial public offerings, and activities of international and other financial institutions as well as movements in international markets. Live movements can be tracked as also historical data.

The Livemint data-bank offers details on over 5400 company listings, 3500 mutual fund schemes, derivatives and all the initial public offerings (IPOs) since 2001. The comprehensive coverage included company reports, product profiles, shareholding pattern, company history, profiles of key executives, among others makes it a virtual online guru on everything to do with corporate and market essentials.

The tracking of intra-day technical movements in stocks is backed by company announcements and industry developments, allowing for informed decisions by investors. The presentation of data is tailored to the non-technical specialist. Graphics and charts make for easy assimilation of data. By juxtaposing market information with industry and corporate news, Livemint MarketInfo offers an opportunity to better understand market movements. Demystifying complex instruments with straight-forward simplicity, it is fast becoming part of the staple for the market watcher. On the other hand, the expert analyst will profit from the historical information available, the rich database of corporate and industry databases making for more valuable analyses. Quarterly results, top volumes traded and prices commanded, FII activities and other details add to the information base analysts require.

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