If you're in India, start an online account like http://www.icicidirect.com and trade online.
2007-01-06 02:08:09
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answered by GeekInThePink 1
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Dear Nilu
This is called equity market this is not very easy to tell u that to invest in particular script better I suggest you to look for the right broker who knows everything of daily market but the important part is you will have to learn about benefits of investing n must prepare for the returns in %. you required don't invest blind i know lot of stocks can boom up but i still advice you to wait till year ending and see the budget if you are long term investor. Bcoz this market can go to panic again like the year 2002 do i wish you good luck and if you want taste the market masala invest in infotech enter ,mastek, mtnl for low risk but if you invest in mastek you can get more returns or loss also bit huge one more i can tell you tatapower sail thermax buy but watchdaily marekt be ready to sell any time.thanks
2007-01-06 03:06:01
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answered by esa_urs 2
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Open a demat account and bank account trading in equity shares.Take advice from knowledgeable share brokers who will guide for investment in good shares.
2007-01-06 02:38:51
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answered by satish0811 1
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The simplest way is to go to many of the broking sites. If you are in the US then you just go to Yahoo.com and search for brokerages. Pick the best broker based on pricing, research and features you need.
The most important thing is stock selection (buy timing and sell timing) unless you are a 10 year+ investor. This will determine if you are an investor or trader. Both have pros and cons.
Then deposit the funds, and start buying and selling, or investing. It is best to start small. I do mutual funds, ETFs, CEFs, Stocks (aggressive and long term buy and hold), and finally some options.
It is fun, exciting and is a hobby that makes money. Bottomline is that this is something will continue until the last day on earth.
Take care.
KKP_Investor
2007-01-06 04:58:32
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answered by KKP_Investor 3
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Hi Nitu,
First make up your mind on how much you are planning to invest in the stock market. This depends on your age profile and the amount. For example you are young and would like to take risks, invest a higher proportion of your investible amount in the stock market which is traditionally considered a risky investment. After deciding on your profile and the amount to be invested, decide which industry you want to invest in. Then, you can decide the company.
My sincere advise to you is that, in case you do not know the Indian market or you can spend some time daily on the market, route your funds through mutual funds.
2007-01-08 04:49:28
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answered by ravi 2
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To begin with study a good profile of a few companies and select a sizable no of co's.
2) consult a trustworthy broker who can be trusted for his adv
3) on our best judgement invest convenient amount in equity shares.
2007-01-06 02:12:55
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answered by Paul K 1
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hi nilu,
i assume you are very new to this. and you donot know any thing about equity shares.
investing in equity shares canbe done in basically three ways.
1. through mutulfund way. hope u know about mutual funds. you can ask your bankers.
2. through ipos. that is apply for shares as offered by companies. you apply for the required shares (minimum/ in multiples mentioned by the companies in their application form) you can ask your bankers.
3.buy equity shares from the capital market exanges nse ,bse, etc. you cannot buy company equity shares directly from the market. you can do it only through brokers /subbrokers who are registered members of the exchanges. first
you apply for a pan card
then you can approach any bank or authorised brokers for opening an demat account. then you can open an trading account by remitting afee along with margin money according to your capacity.first you start with amount which you can afford to keep aside. sometime for a long,long time or some time you may have to book losses. if you open a trading account only you can buy/sell on daily basis.
4. you can open an online trading account also if u are comfortable with computer. the broker with whom you are having account will guide you. according to the sebi guidelines brokers are supposed to guide their clients. also there are somany websites which will teach you ,give tips about which company shares you can buy.
first you can buy shares which are included in sensex of bse and nifty of nse. ask your broker
which company shares you can buy . you may think the rate is very high. but you can buy one share also.
money management.
you devide your capital in to five parts. to start with buy shares with three parts. two parts keep as reserve.
There are so many books available for guidance.you can read- intelligent stock market investing by n.j.yasasway, bussinesline- sunday edition etc. bye i am getting sleepy . further if you want to know anything you can contact me
at marthandanpillai@yahoo.co.in.you can also freely comment about my write up.
bye.
kumar.
2007-01-06 06:14:52
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answered by kumar 1
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1st u have to open demat account in any recognised stock exchange which is most leading and invest in any share which has good return in the last year otherwise contact recognised stock broker and sub broker how have good name in recognised stock exchange
2007-01-08 22:41:43
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answered by manjunath N 1
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go to reputed bank like sbi or hdfc or bank of baroda etc
give adres proof, pan card number, u r photos,
open saving bank a/c with the bank
open demat a/c through the same bank ....
of national depository or central depository
open thru the same bank a trading a/c with a
reputed sebi registered broker
u r ready 4 trading of shares.
read daily economis times
2007-01-07 04:38:45
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answered by girishdshmkh 2
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Hello
First you have to open a Demat account and then a trading account with any of the stock brokers registered with NSE / BSE.
Thanks
Raghav
2007-01-06 02:09:24
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answered by Raghav 4
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