The stock market is the place where stocks are being traded. SEBI is the regulating authority which monitors and ensures the interests of the investors. Then any company initially enters into the share market through the primary market by issuing IPO.
Finally, Investments are buying and holding the shares for a particular time and selling and trading, on the other hand, involves more frequent buying and selling of stocks, with the goal of generating faster returns.

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  1. Naresh 4 years ago

    Hi,
    In response to your question
    Your query 1: Differences between bonus and split? Why is it implementing?

    Bonus shares are additional shares given to the current shareholders without any additional cost, based upon the number of shares that a shareholder owns.

    Stock splits are mainly carried out with the intention of increasing liquidity. Once liquidity increases, more buyers and sellers trade in the stock. The split does not affect the value of your holdings even and it doesn’t affect the share’s intrinsic value. Only the advantage is When a share’s price runs up too high, smaller investors find it difficult to buy it. To make it attractive for such people, the company carries out the split, which brings down the share price. So, while some investors may be unwilling to pay Rs 1,000 for a certain stock, they may be more inclined to buy it at Rs 250, following a 4:1 split.

    And the differences is stock split is the same share divided into two or more shares as per the ratio whereas a bonus issue is an additional share which is given to the existing shareholders. … In bonus the face value remains the same but in split issue, the number of shares get double and price is adjusted.

    Your Question 2 :: Trading in both NSE and BSE possible ?
    You can buy any shares from BSE (Mumbai Stock Exchange) or NSE (National Stock Exchange) through the brokers registered with either/both of these exchanges.

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