Share market is a place where the shares are issued or traded .The shares issued for the first time from any company listed in the stock market is known as IPO,
Once the IPO is Issued the issued shares are traded in secondary market.
Securities exchange board of india ( SEBI ) is the development and regulatory board for the stock exchanges in Indian stock market.
If a company having a capital of 1000 rs and issues 100 shares then the value of one share is 10 rs and it is called as the Face Value.
If the same company announces its profit to each and every share holder in the equal amount is called as the Dividend.
In Indian stock market NSE and BSE are the major stock exchanges.where as Top 30 companies listed in BSE is meant as the bench mark of indian stock exchange as SENSEX,similarly top 50 Companies listed in NSE Is called as NIFTY.
BSE is the first and older stock exchange of indian stock market.
NSE is Popular than BSE as it introduced online trading and more instruments to trade easily.
Basics of Share MArket.
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Bonus shares are additional shares given to the current shareholders without any additional cost, based upon the number of shares that a shareholder owns.
When a company takes the decision to increase the number of its outstanding shares there takes place what is commonly known as a stock split.