General election The Indian stock market is stuck in the ‘nervous nineties’. Let us tell you that as soon as a batsman approaches a century, he gets stuck in ‘nervous nineties’ for some time. Sachin Tendulkar was a victim of this many times. Similarly, the Indian market is also a victim of the ‘nervous nineties’. After reaching record high, selling is dominant in the market. Today also on the second day of the week, selling dominated the Indian market. Mid cap stocks were hit the hardest. At market close, BSE Sensex fell 383.69 points to close at 73,511.85. At the same time, NSE Nifty fell 136.40 points and closed at 22,306.30 points. The biggest decline was in the midcap index. Midcap index slipped 992.75 points.
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