STOCK MARKET

SHIVAM GUPTA
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INTRODUCTION TO STOCK MARKET
• Stock Market is an arrangement where equity shares of companies are bought and sold by the
participants.

• The participants can be investors and traders.

• The investors mainly have a long-term horizon in mind and benefit from capital appreciation over
the given period.

• Traders, however, can earn profits by tapping into small price changes in equity shares which
mostly last for a few minutes to the whole trading session.
HOW TO START
TRADING

Documents required :
• Aadhar card
• Pan card
• Bank Statement of last 6 months
• Passport size photos
 • There are two types of
Types Of Exchanges:-
Exchanges 1. BSE - Bombay Stock
Exchange
2. NSE -National Stock Exchange
Types of exchanges
NSE
 National Stock Exchange Incorporated in 1992.

 Fourth largest in the world by equity trading volume.

 The capital market segment deals with equities,

convertible debentures and retail trade in debt instruments
like non-convertible debentures.

 Around 1600 companies are listed in the exchange .

 Companies under NSE
• Adani Enterprises Limited
• Aditya Birla Capital Limited
• APEX Frozen Foods Limited
• Apollo Tyres Limited
• Bajaj FinServ Limited
• Cipla Limited
• Doctor Reddy’s Laboratories Limited
 BSE
• Bombay Stock Exchange Incorporated in 1875.

• Around 5000 companies are listed in the

exchange.

• first-level regulator in the securities market,

providing monitoring and surveillance
mechanisms that are able to detect irregularities
and manipulations in stock prices.
 Companies under BSE
• Infosys Limited
• Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited
• Reliance Industries Limited
• Tata Steel Limited
• State Bank of India
• Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited
• Hindustan Unilever Limited
• ITC (Indian Tabaco Company)
 SEBI
• Regulator of the stock exchange.

• It safeguard the interest of the

investors.

• It was formed in 1992.

• Headquarters : Mumbai

• Chairperson : Ajay Tyagi

 Price- The price of the share determine the demand and
supply of the market.

Shares can be traded in 2 ways

CNC and MIS

TRADING CNC- These are the types of shares which can be carried
out unless we don’t want to sale it.
OF SHARES
MIS- In this, Shares are sold on the same purchase day.
For ex If we are buying the share at 10:00 Clock and we
have to sell it before market get close i.e. Before 3:30 as
the shares are sold and purchased on the same day

MIS contains high rate of risk as compared to CNC.

And Share never decline above 5%.
THANK YOU