Stock market is about raising capital by a company (issuer) for set objectives. Investor invest in company stock to create wealth from his or her saving’s money which otherwise may yield only 5-6% interest in a bank deposit.Investors buy the stocks thereby provide the capital required. On listing, company’s stock price movement is based on many factors, intrinsic and exterinsic. Major proponent is demand and supply of the stock. If an investor sees a futuristic value in the company stock price, he buys it. otherwise it is sold. Stock market operates on cash, delivery, intraday, futures and options. Products offered are stock of company, commodities, currency, Gold etc.Understanding, knowledge and discipline helps one to generate the desired wealth over time.
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I would like to provide my answer for Question 7 as below.
The average daily turn over in NSE is Rs.32,475 Crores (Dec-2019)
There are around 2000 companies are listed in NSE. Since NSE and major stocks are traded and followed by all major FIIs, DIIs, Govt bodies and traders, it is impossible to manipulate the stock price.