Basics of STOCK/Share MARKET for BEGINNERS पैसे से पैसा कमाना सिखो शेयर बाजार से
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This is a beginners guide to invest in shares (stock market) in India.
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Share market kya hai? share market se paise kaise kamaye? share market mein paisa kaise lagaye? paiso se paise kaise banaye? stock market mein invest kaise karen? शेयर बाजार se पैसे से पैसा कमाना hai? Let’s find out in this video
Stock market investing is a long-term process that could help you manage your finances. Among the two top reasons to invest in the stock market are the possibility of getting higher returns to your investment and to develop financial discipline. For instance, when compared with basic saving instruments such as fixed deposits, investing in stocks has resulted in a higher rate of return in the last decade. Periodic investments inculcate a habit of financial discipline, encouraging you to save money and invest it carefully.
What is The Stock Market?
In simple terms, a stock market is a marketplace where financial instruments are traded — these can be stocks, bonds, commodities, among others.
The two primary stock markets in India are the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The NSE is by far the largest, with over 90% of cash trades. There are also other exchanges for commodities like the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) and the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) for power trading and so on.
All activities as well as participants of the stock markets including day-to-day trades, instruments being traded, exchanges that enable the financial instruments to be traded, are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
Apart from listing companies, these exchanges also manage indices. An index is a basket of stocks that represents a theme, be it size or industry. It also allows investors a common gauge on the trend in the stock market.
The most common indices in India are the NIFTY and SENSEX. NIFTY is a basket of top 50 stocks by market capitalization listed on the NSE. The SENSEX is a similar index of 30 companies listed on the BSE.
To begin investing, you have to open a trading account with a broker or a stock brokerage platform. A trading account is where you actually “trade” or place buy or sell orders.
Now that you have a demat account, you need to allocate funds for regular investment. Set a personal budget, track your expenses, and see how much you can set aside. The best way to invest in the market is to use a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP). A SIP is investing the same amount of money every month in, say, a mutual fund. This allows you to average the different market levels you come in at, maintain good investing habits and slowly increase your investments as you gain confidence.
