** What is share market.
Share market is where buying and selling of share happens. Share represents a unit of ownership of the company from where you bought it.
The share is source for companies to raise funds and for investors to buy part-ownership in growing business and grow their wealth.
A shareholder, an investor earns a part of the
Profits earned by the company by way of dividend.
You are investing money in any of company.as the
Company grows, the price of your share too will increase. You can get profit by selling the shares in the market.
A stock market is similar to a share market. The
Key difference is that a stock market helps you trade
Financial instruments like bonds, shares,
mutual funds, derivatives as well as shares of companies. A share
Market only allows trading of shares.
** Why company sells it shares to the public.
A company requires capital or money for its expansion, development, etc. and for this reason it Raises money from public. The process by which company issues shares is called initial public offer (IPO).
Two kinds of share market
1. Primary market
2. Secondary market
1. Primary market-
• A company enters the primary market to raise funds.
It is the primary market that a company gets registerd
to issue shares to the public and rise money.
• Companies generally get listed on the stock exchange
through the primary market route.
• In case a company is selling shares for the first time,
It is called an Initial Public Offering or IPO,
after which the company becomes public.
2. Secondary market-
• The secondary market is the market where
Already listed companies trade/sell stocks.
• An investor buys shares in the secondary market
At its current price.
• The shares bought in the primary market can
Be sold in the secondary market.
** Why share market is important?
You can be a trader or investor in the share market.
Traders hold stocks for a short period of time whereas
Investors hold stocks for a longer duration. As per
Your financial needs, you can sell any time your share, and
Complete your needs.
** In India, we have two main stock exchange markets:
BSE- Bombay Stock Exchange.
NSE- National Stock Exchange.
• Both National Stock Exchange and Bombay
Stock Exchange are one of the top stock
Exchanges in India. However, the oldest is
BSE and youngest is NSE.
What is BSE?
In 1857, BSE or Bombay Stock Exchange was established, and it was formerly known as
The native share and stock brokers association;
However, after 1957.
BSE is the first stock exchange of Asia, and it
Offers varied services such as market data
Services, risk management, CDSL ( Central Depository Services, etc. depository services, etc.
What is NSE?
NSE or National Stock Exchange is located in Mumbai,
And it is India's leading stock exchange market.
It first came into existence in 1992 and brought
With it an electronic exchange system in India, which
Led to the removal of the paper based system.
National Stock Exchange recognized company by
1993, and in 1992, it was incorporated as a tax paying
Company under Securities Contracts Act, 1956.
NSE is Formation of NSDL ( National Securities Depository Limited) took place in 1995 to
Offer investors a safe platform for transferring and holding their bonds and shares electronically.
• If your join to share market and earn money,
then first open your DEMAT ACCOUNT, and start the trading.
• Top 10 Stock Brokers in India- Compare Best Stock broker in India 2020
Rank Broker
1 Zerodha
2 Angel Broking
3 IIFL/ India Infoline
4 Motilal Oswal
5 Sharekhan
6 Upstox
7 ICICI Direct
8 Edelweiss
9 HDFC Securities
10 5Paisa
Top 4 mobile app broker.
1. Zerodha
Zerodha is Largest and most popular broker offering online
Flat fee discount brokerage, services to invest in Equity,
Currency, commodity, IPO and Direct mutual funds.
Zerodha charges =₨-0 brokerage for equity delivery trades and direct
Funds. For intraday and F&O, it charges flat ₨-20 or 0.03% ( whichever is lower ) per trade.
With Zerodha, the maximum brokerage you pay for any transaction is Rs-20/- for an order
( of any size, amount , segment ).
Zerodha account opening charges are Rs- 300/- for online account opening.
2. Upstox
Upstox is a tech-first low cost broking firm in India
Providing trading opportunities at unbeatable prices.
Company provide trading on different segments such
As equities, commodities, currency, futures, options
Which are available on its Upstox pro web and Upstox
Pro Mobile Trading platforms.
Brokerage free equity delivery and Rs-20/- per trade
For Equity F&O, Commodity and currency.
Upstox Account Opening charges- Rs-249/-
3. Angel Broking
Angel broking is one of the largest full- service retail brokers in India.
The company offers a wide range of investment and trading services
Including stock and commodity broking, investment advisory services,
Margin funding, loans against shares, and financial products distribution.
Angle broking Offers Full-Service brokerage services with very
Low brokerage charges which are in line with discount stock
Brokers in India.
Angle broking Account Opening charges- Rs-450/-
4. 5paisa
5 paisa online trading is available in equity, commodity,
And currency at BSE,NSE, and MCX. It is a flat rate discount
Stockbroker. It charges flat 20 Rs brokerage irrespective of
the trade, segment or exchange. It also offers 5paisa prepaid
Plans. Customer pays further lower brokerage in platinum
And titanium plans for an additional fixed monthly fee.
5paisa demat account is offerd through its depository
Participant membership with CDSL. It is awarded as
Premier Depository Participant by CDSL in March 2019.
5paisa account opening charge is- Rs 499/-
