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What is a stock?
It is a means of owning a company.
& # 39; Definition of Security & # 39; Similar properties in stocks, bonds, stocks, or corporations or associations corporations, government securities, securities derivatives, collective investment units in accordance with the 1956 Securities Contract Regulation Act [SCRA] Schemes that include other marketable securities, interest and rights on securities, securities receipts, or other means so declared by the central government.
What is stock trading?
The purpose of stock trading is to increase the profits of buying and selling of company stocks or derivative products based on company stocks.
Preconditions for stock trading
• A DP [DEPOSITORY PARTICIPANT] account is required.
• Trading account is required
• And of course money
What will happen to the transaction?
Companies are listed on popular stock exchanges such as NSE and BSE
Traders interested in using terminals provided by brokers trade these stocks.
Online trading participants
•Investor Participate in brokerage websites using the Internet and computers.
•broker- They communicate with each other through trading terminals and find people interested in buying and selling stocks.
• Stock exchange Facilitates transactions through the server. The most dominant stock exchanges in India are NSE and BSE
• Company registrar This is a government agency that keeps a record of all shareholders and updates database changes whenever ownership changes.
• Depository Includes depository participants who store shares in electronic form.
• SEBI [India Securities and Exchange Commission]- SEBI is a government agency that regulates financial markets and investigates investor complaints against companies.
Transaction type
Intraday trading
Delivery-based transactions
Intraday trading
Intraday trading includes buying and selling stock within the same trading day. Stocks purchased in this type of transaction are not purchased for investment purposes, but are used to analyze the behavior of the stock index and make profits.
Delivery-based transactions
A delivery-based transaction is a delivery-based transaction in which stock is purchased and held for a certain period of time.
In this way, you need to send a purchase request through the broker and pay the current price of the stock. When the request is executed, the purchased stock is deposited in the DP account. This process requires paying the full price of the stock. Once the inventory has been credited to your account, you can sell it or hold it for as long as you want.
Shipping-based transactions in the cash segment are the simplest method of transaction and have a relatively low risk.
The biggest advantage of delivery-based trading is that there is no time limit for selling shares. However, the downside of delivery-based trading is that you have to pay the entire amount of stock and the brokerage is higher than other forms of investment.
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