garden of stock market

the process involved in buying and selling of shares

• What is stock market?: market place where buying and selling of shares takes place.
• Why do we need stock market?: we need stock market to buy and sell shares.
• What are the similarities and differences from other markets?: eg: vegetable market in a vegetable market the product they sell is vegetables,but in stock market its shares that are being held as products. every thing in a stock is market is processed digitally
• What is SEBI and its role?: role of sebi is regulate the rules and regulation in order to maintain the standards of market.
• Who are share holder, promoter, and director? : share holders:owners of the company who holds the share. promoters:person who promotes the company on buying of shares. directors:who manages the company and not the owners,eg:ceo,md
• What is the difference between primary market and secondary market?: primary market:where the stocks are newly introduced to the market as shares. secondary market:market place where all buying and selling of shares takes place after the 1st trade in primary market (second hand marktet)
• What is IPO? What is the process of applying for IPO?: Initial public offering is the process by which a private company can go public by sale of its stocks to general public SM Auto Stamping Ltd. IPO offer pirce Rs:18.00 (opening date03-03-2020 closing date05-03-2020) issue price 6.55 Cr
• Can share holder has right to ask for refund / can he ask for dividends?: no,he can only monetize in secondary market.
• What are the differences between investments and trading?: investment:money involved in order to attain profits is called investment. trading:trading is just an activity of buying and selling of goods(shares)
• What is Face Value, Dividend, Bonus and Split? : face value:the primary issue price without any discount or premium. dividend:the gain from the shares. bonus:extra dividend as a part of dividend. split:increasing the shares to current share holders on due of outstanding
• What is SENSEX and NIFTY?: the performance of the top companies is called as nifty and sensex. BSE represents sensex and NSE represents nifty.
• How come NSE become popular than BSE?: the high liquidity rate of stoccks in NSE made it so popular than BSE