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Nifty Sensex
Types of Stock
The stock market is broadly divided in two categories-
• NSE
• BSE
First nse known as national stock exchange this includes levels of nifty
Second bse known as Bombay stock exchange this include levels of Sensex
What is NSE
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. NSE introduced Nifty 50 in 1996 as the identifying base for top 50 stock index, and it is
extensively utilized as Indian capital markets’ barometer and by Indian investors. National Stock Exchange became a
stock exchange recognized company by 1993, and in 1992, it was incorporated as a tax paying company under
Securities Contracts Act, 1956. 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.
What is BSE
In 1875, BSE or Bombay Stock Exchange was established, and it was
formerly known as 'The native share and stock brokers association’.
However, after 1957, Government of India recognized this stock exchange
as the premier stock exchange of India, under the Securities Contract
Regulation Act, 1956. SENSEX was also introduced in 1986 as the first ever
equity index of India to offer an identifying base for top 30 exchange
trading companies. In 1995, BSE on-line trading (BOLT) was established,
and at that time, its capacity amounted to 8 million transactions per day.
BSE is the first stock exchange of Asia, and it offers varied services such as
market data services, risk management, CDSL (Central Depository Services
Limited) depository services, etc. Bombay Stock Exchange is additionally
12th biggest stock exchange marketplace in the world, and as of July 2017,
its market capitalization is over $2 trillion.
Benefits For Investing in Stock
Market
Stock market has a lot to give to its traders but it also demands quality time. By this I
don’t mean keeping yourself stuck with trading charts and screen. NO..!
By this I mean Focusing on trend lines and stock only while trading. Never keep yourself
engaged for the entire day while trading.
One of the primary benefits of investing in the stock market is the chance to grow your
money. ... Likewise,investing in many different stocks will help build your wealth by
leveraging growth in different sectors of the economy, resulting in a profit even if some
of your individual stocks lose value
Lack of knowledge in any field is harmful. Traders often think that they have plenty of
knowledge about the stock they are planning to invest in but that is not the truth.
Every time you plan to invest in a stock always Research well. History of a stock can help
you predict and invest better
YES and It is a great career which gives you everything i.e. money , confidence,
knowledge, respect, excitement and most importantly you are boss of your own and
learning all your life.
Profit in Stock Market
There is always profit in stock market and for this in stock market one must keep
patience. Long-term investment brings results. Talking about profit if one had
invested a minimum amount of 10k in Infosys 35 years ago the current profit
earned would be 3 crores.
For most people, the best way to make money in the stock market is to own and
hold securities and receive interest and dividends on your investment. ...
If you invest in dividend stocks, you're also entitled to a percent of the company's
profits each quarter.
Losses in Stock Market
Stock market gives awesome results to the one who has been patient throughout
but excess of patience make the fruit over ripe causing loss. In recent we have the
best example of R.com which has proven loss. The worst is that after many hints on
the news people often ignore them.
You're going to lose money at some point if you invest in stocks. ... In its simplest
and perhaps most painful form, you buy a stock then watch the price go down and
stay down. At some point, you decide to end the pain and sell it. This type ofloss is
called a capital loss because it involves an actual dollar amount.