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when buyers buy the stock from seller at the market price trade takes place.
broker is a middle man who connects the exchange and trader.
exchange is a common place were trade takes place.
SEBI is the regulatory body for exchange who takes care of investors rights.
govt makes law for trading.
bank takes care of finical transactions.
Stocks are traded in stock markets when the seller’s ask price matches the buyer’s bid price.
Broker is the middle man who connects buyer/seller to the stock exchanges. He is responsible if the seller fails to deliver the stocks at the right time. Or the buyer fails to pay the seller for the stocks he sold.
Exchange is the place where trading takes place.
SEBI is the controller of the exchanges.
Govt frames the rules and coordinates it with the help of SEBI.
Bank is responsible for the online transactions ie funding for the stocks that is bought/sold in the trading.
Stock trading takes place when the buyers asking price meets the selling sellers price, in this case exchange of shares takes place.
Broker is the middle man who connects buyers and sellers to the stock exchange.
Exchange is the place where trading takes place.
SEBI is a regulatory authority which safeguards the interests of the investors from insider trading etc.
Govt. is the one who has made SEBI as an independent authority to regulate stock market
An investor will link his demat account through his bank so that financial transactions can happen during stock trading
<span style=”color: #777777; font-family: ‘Roboto Slab’; font-size: 13px;”>Bank is responsible for the online transactions ie funding for the stocks that is bought/sold in the trading</span>
The moment our buy/sell order price matches the market price,trade will take place.
Buy order: The stock will be added to our demat account in t+2 days.
Sell order:The amount will be credited to our bank account attached to our demat account.
Broker is the one who connects the trader to the exchanges.
Exchange is the centralised place where all trade orders are executed.It ensures all the traders get their shares and cash without any deviation.
SEBI is an independent body which monitors the righteousness of the company doing business(not earning ability of the business).The company which wants to list its stock in NSE or BSE should get nod from SEBI.
Government monitors SEBI and protects the trader from any malpractices.
The bank provides an account to be connected to the demat account for credit and debit during trade transactions.The cash transactions will happen in that account.
stock trading takes place when sellers ask price matches with buyers bid prices.
Broker is the connecting party of the retail people to the exchange for both buying and selling
SEBI regulates the trade policies between traders-brokers-exchange in order to ensure smooth functioning ie without disputes
Govt appoints SEBI and oversees its activities
Bank provides Demat account to the traders.
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