Stock Market/Share Market is a place where both buying & selling takes place.To invest in stock market first of all we need to learn about Stock Market Products,NSE[National Stock Exchange] & BSE[Bombay Stock Exchange].
- Stock markets are venues where buyers and sellers meet to exchange equity shares of public corporations.
- Stock markets are components of a free-market economy because they enable democratised access to investor trading and exchange of capital.
- Stock markets create efficient price discovery and efficient dealing.
PRODUCTS
- Equity Cash
- Equity Future
- Delivery
- BankNifty Future
- Nifty Future
- BankNifty & Nifty Option
- Stock Option
- Foreign Exchange[FOREX]
- Commodity / MCX [Multi Commodity Exchange]
BULLIONS[GOLD & SILVER ]
BASE METALS [LEAD , ZINC , ALUMINIUM ,NICKEL,COPPER]
ENERGY[CRUDE OIL , NATURAL GAS ]
EQUITY CASH
- Cash equity generally refers to the portion of an investment or asset that can quickly be converted into cash.
- In investing, cash equity is the common stock issued to the public and may also refer to the institutional trading of these shares.
- In real estate, cash equity refers to the amount of a property's value that is not borrowed against via a mortgage or line of credit.
- Cash equity in real estate is separate from home equity, which is a measure of value relative to any mortgage balance remaining.
- When homeowners want to utilize their home equity, they often borrow against it.
EQUITY FUTURE
- Futures are derivative financial contracts obligating the buyer to purchase an asset or the seller to sell an asset at a predetermined future date and set price.
- A futures contract allows an investor to speculate on the price of a financial instrument or commodity.
- Futures are used to hedge the price movement of an underlying asset to help prevent losses from unfavorable price changes.
- When you engage in hedging, you take a position opposite to the one you hold with the underlying asset; if you lose money on the underlying asset, the money you make on the futures contract can mitigate that loss.
- Futures contracts trade on a futures exchange and a contract's price settles after the end of every trading session.