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BSE SENSEX (SENSEX)
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About BSE SENSEX
The BSE SENSEX (S&P BSE Sensex) is the benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, India's oldest exchange. It tracks 30 large, financially sound and actively traded companies, weighted by free-float market capitalisation, and has been published since 1986, which makes it the longest-running headline number for Indian equities.
Because almost all of its 30 constituents are also inside the NIFTY 50, the two indices move closely together, but they track different baskets and are not interchangeable. On Chartick you can generate AI-powered technical analysis of the SENSEX from live market data, including trend direction, momentum and key support and resistance levels.
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How can I analyze the SENSEX?
You can analyze the BSE SENSEX on Chartick using AI-powered technical analysis that evaluates trend direction, momentum, and key support/resistance levels from live market data. You can also upload any SENSEX chart, including a futures or option-chain screenshot, and Chartick will analyze it.
What does the SENSEX measure?
The SENSEX tracks 30 large, financially sound and actively traded companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange, weighted by free-float market capitalisation. It has been published since 1986 and is India's oldest headline equity index.
What is the difference between the SENSEX and the NIFTY 50?
The SENSEX covers 30 companies on the BSE; the NIFTY 50 covers 50 companies on the NSE. Almost every SENSEX constituent is also in the NIFTY 50, so the two move closely together, but they track different baskets and are quoted at different levels.
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