A stock market is a place to trade in shares. A person registers with a broker and then can buy and sell shares of a company. SEBI ensures transparency and accountability. A person can also buy directly from the company in an IPO. However, those shares can be sold only in the stock market which is the secondary market.
NSE and BSE are the two most popular exchanges in India. For a fee, one can trade. From earnings companies can give bonus or dividend to current shareholders.
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Hi,
Your query: In IPO, why is offer price different from face value?
you may watch this video to know why the offer price is different from face value. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7M9PZvYUSo
Your query: In IPO what is holding period return and listing price%?
what do you actually mean by holding period return?