Forum Replies Created

Viewing 5 posts - 131 through 135 (of 135 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #25180
    JOHN
    Participant
    Rank: Level 5

    Stock Market otherwise called as Secondary Market, is a market where shares are traded between buyers and sellers. It is very much similar to a Vegetable Market but here the product traded are Shares.

    #25170
    JOHN
    Participant
    Rank: Level 5

    NO.

    A Shareholder cannot ask for refunds from the Company or Stock Exchange because if he is given a refund, it will affect the capital structure of the company. The capital is contributed by various equity shareholders. So the company is answerable to all of them if they give a refund.

    As far as Dividends are concerned, it is the Company’s wish to share or retain their profits. If company decides to retain profits with themselves rather than sharing it with the shareholders, their Assets worth would increase which in turn would increase their Share value. Shareholders can always sell their shares and make profit in such a scenario.
    Thus, the shareholders cannot demand for Dividends. 

    #25167
    JOHN
    Participant
    Rank: Level 5

    For retail owners to find potential buyers..

    We need Koyambedu Vegetable Market mainly for suppliers of Veggies to sell in ONE place. They cannot supply to ‘n’ number of retailers. Even if they do, it will only lead to Chaos.
    Likewise we need Stock Market, so that it would be convenient for Retail Share Owners to find Potential Buyers for their shares.

    #25165
    JOHN
    Participant
    Rank: Level 5

    Primary Market is where the IPO (Initial Public Offerings) takes place. i.e., Shares are traded for the first time. You can only buy a company’s shares but cannot sell it in Primary Market.

    Secondary Market is otherwise called as Stock Market because it deals with trading of Shares that were already bought in Primary Markets (through IPO). Here, shares can either be bought or sold. It is called secondary market because it deals with second hand shares.

    #24247
    JOHN
    Participant
    Rank: Level 5

    IPO (Initial Public Offering) is offering shares to the general public for the very first time in Primary Markets. A company which needs a huge amount of capital for starting or expanding its business, can issue shares of equal face value to public who can subscribe for shares and thereby becoming owners of the company.

    Anyone can apply for IPO of a company via On-line or Off-line by filling a application form.
    Investment Consultants and Stock Brokers can be approached for getting the form and filling and submitting it.
    If one has a Demat Account it is much easier to apply for Shares initially as the buyer has to remit the amount in exchange for electronic form of shares that are stored in his/her demat account.

Viewing 5 posts - 131 through 135 (of 135 total)

©2024 | Rights Reserved | EQSIS | Terms and ConditionsPrivacy Policy

CONTACT US

We're not around right now. But you can send us an email and we'll get back to you, asap.

Sending

Log in with your credentials

Forgot your details?