Investment: Investing in Share Market

Before investing in share market, we must open Trading and Demat account.

Trading account is used to buy and sell the shares while Demat account is for storing the shares. Trading account is opened with a SEBI registered broker.

Once the trading and demat account is opened, we can place an order after transferring an amount in the trading account from a linked bank account. A buy order or a sell order is placed to buy or sell shares.

Day trading is buying the shares for a single day. The shares are sold before the close of the trading session of the day. And a delivery is buying the shares to hold them for a time period. The shares are sold when the shareholder places a sell order.

Investment: Share Market

After mutual fund, it is now the time to understand share market. This is the most risky investment. Investing in equity will give a good return in short and long period. We need to be careful in investing in share market or else we will lose our money.

Share market is a place where shares are bought and sold. The shares are traded in two major stock exchanges: Bombay stock exchange (BSE) and National stock exchange (NSE).

The shares of the listed companies are available for trading in the stock exchanges. The top 30 companies in BSE is Sensex. Similarly, the top 50 companies in NSE form the index named Nifty.

These exchanges are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).