North India Statesman
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An important information for all investors investing in the stock market! The festival of Diwali is about to come and on this occasion when the whole country will be immersed in the celebration of lights, then the stock market will also be on holidays.
If you are also making any big planning for trading next week, then stop! Because due to Diwali holidays, the next week is going to be very short. So let us know when the market will be closed and about that one ‘auspicious’ hour when you can make your luck shine.
There will be 4 days holiday in the market next week, note these dates
In the coming week, apart from the normal holiday of Saturday and Sunday, the market will remain closed for 2 more days due to Diwali. That means there will be no trading for 4 days in total:
- 21 October (Tuesday): Diwali/Lakshmi Puja
- 22 October (Wednesday): Diwali Balipratipada
- 25 October (Saturday): weekly holiday
- 26 October (Sunday): weekly holiday
On these two days (October 21 and 22), all segments of BSE and NSE—be it equity, derivatives, or commodities—will remain completely closed.
So will there be no opportunity to earn money on Diwali?
Now coming to the most interesting thing! Even though the market remains closed on Diwali, a very special and auspicious tradition is performed on this day, which is called ‘Muhurat Trading’ They say. this year’s A ‘magical’ hour Happens when the market is opened only for Shagun.
What is Muhurat Trading and why is it so special?
- What is this: The market opens for one hour on the evening of Diwali. It is believed that investment made in this auspicious time brings blessings and profits throughout the year.
- Chance to shine: This is not just a tradition, but the statistics also support it! last 13 times out of 16 yearsOn the day of Muhurta trading, the market closed with gains.
When is the auspicious time for Muhurat trading this year?
Muhurta trading this year Tuesday, October 21, 2025 Will happen. Note this time on the clock:
- Trading Time: Afternoon 01:45 From 02:45 till o’clock (1 hour only)
- Pre-Open Session: 01:30 pm to 01:45 pm (for preparation)
So if you also want to try your luck by being a part of this auspicious tradition, then get ready for this one hour!
When will the market remain closed this year?
After Diwali, this year there are only two more holidays apart from Saturday-Sunday:
- 5 November (Wednesday): Guru Nanak Jayanti
- 25 December (Thursday): Christmas
