5. Major Stock exchanges In India
NSE(National Stock Exchange)
It is the largest stock exchange in India in terms of
daily turnover and number of trades, for both
equities and derivative trading NSE.(9:00 to
3:30)NIFTY
BSE( Bombay Stock Exchange)
It is the oldest stock exchange in Asia and has the
largest number of listed stocks. It is located at Dalal
Street, Mumbai.(9:00 to 3:30)SENSEX
MCX(Multi Commodity Exchange of India
Ltd.)
Silver ,Gold, Copper & Natural Gas and Crude Oil
(10:00 to 11:30) MCX
6. Why to invest in
stock market?
•You want to
maximise your
returns.
•You want to beat
inflation.
8. Brokers
A broker is a party that
mediates between a buyer
and a seller.
A stock broker or
stockbroker is a regulated
professional broker who
buys and sells shares and
other securities through
agency firms on behalf of
investors.
10. Demat account
The term Demat, in India, refers to a dematerialized
account.
In a Demat account shares and securities are held in
electronic form instead of taking actual possession of
certificates.
11. 3:A computer
1:Open a Demat 2:Attach with Broker
terminal with ODIN
account or sub-broker
software
4:Get User name
and password
5:Login and
trade shares
8: Buy
,share 7:Sell, Shares
6:Buy Or moves out of
moves to Sell
Demat Demat
12. Index
• Mirror of the market
• How the top companies are performing
• Calculated by assigning weights to specific
securities.
Examples:
Nifty 50 , Sensex , Bank Nifty, etc
19. Delivery Vs Day Trading
• When you purchase stocks with the purpose
to hold them for more than a day is termed as
Delivery trading.
• When you buy or sell stocks for intraday with
an obligation to square off your position in the
market on the same day is known as Day
trading.
20. Price
• Last trading price
• Open price
• Close price
• Day high
• Day low
• 52 week high/low
21.
22. Order & Trade
• Order: Bids you are putting into terminal.
• Trade: Bids which are executed.
25. Important Terms
• Market Price
• Limit Price
• Margin
• Short Selling
• Short Covering
• Stop Loss
26. Basis of Trading
• Fundamental basis:
Analysing company accounts, business profitability
by using ratios like EPS, PE, Book value to PE etc.
• Technical basis:
Analyzing the historical price movements on the
charts for identifying patterns in share prices.