can give idea about share market and how can we get share at small scale(from some 100 s) ?

Answer 1

Hi...
Well in any country there are boradly two markets viz. the financial market (deals in short term funds; banks are part of this) and the capital market (deals with long term funds, say equity share, bonds, debantures etc.). In simple terms the share market through vaious exchanges say BSE, NSE provides platform where one can buy/sell the shares of a particular co.

To invest your money into a particular co. (i.e. to buy shares of a co.) you'll have to open a DEMAT Account with a broker, it may be any broker registered preferably with NSE/BSE. These days banks like ICICI, HDBC etc. and ohters like India Bulls offer DEMAT faclity. Once you open a Demat Account say in a bank, your saving account will be linked to that account and now say you want to buy 100 shares of Ashoka Leyland @55, the total amt. of 5500+Brokerage will be deducted from your savings account & 100 share of A.L. will get reflected in your demat account on third day of your trading. Similary you can buy/sell shares of any co. and in any qty depanding upon your risk and return perception.

So you can start with visiting any of the bank branches and may do trading with small amount initially.

You should also watch channels like NDTV, CNBC TV-18 etc.

Regars

Satish.n

Answer 2

Shares market trades in Equities (stocks) and Futures & OptionsTrading, Mutual Funds, ETF's etc. So you need to decide where you want to invest your money.

If you want to invest in the basic cash market (shares like ACC, ABB etc), you will realise that their value is not affordable. If you want to diversify your portfolio i.e use a sum of say Rs.5000 and invest equally in 1 share of each big company, you can buy an index stock. e.g. a Nifty (which consists of 50 top companies in India like Infosys, ACC, Wipro, Satyamcomp, ONGC) whose value will be quoted on a daily basis and you can check how many quantity of Nifties you need to buy in a sum of 5000 or you can stretch to accomdate a desired portfolio size.

If you want to put the entire money in a single stock of lower value you can search for another Index which is a medium sized
companies, CNX Midcap 200 (consists of smaller sized companies with high growth potential)

Online value of each security is available on www.nseindia.com A lot of analysis goes into selecting companies that are made part of the Indices of an Exchange e.g. Nifty - SENSEX etc. So it is more adviseable to diversify portfolio. However if you wish you can get the services of a good registered broker who can help you in this matter.

If you want to guide yourself you can visit www.nseindia.com and check out the section under Assistance>Investors Center>FAQs

For members directory you can visit www.nseindia.com Members>Members Directory

Answer 3

business enterprise (Sector) - modern Mkt. fee/share - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * Cairn India (Oil & gas) - Rs. 217 * skill Grid (skill technology and distribution) - Rs. a hundred and fifty * Sterlite Industries (steel) - Rs. 1100 * Rcom (Telecom) - 720 *** i'm maximum bullish on Cairn India. With the present oil fees going skywards, limited furnish of petroleum and predicted severe advance in call for for oil, Cairn India is poised to furnish good returns. Given the asset base of Cairn India, it is deeply discounted on a source foundation vis-a-vis different oil & gas exploration companies. by the top of 2009, its production is expected to start popping out from its oil fields in Rajasthan (considered one of its 4 oil fields and the main important in India). for this reason, i'm consistent with Cairn India.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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