Indian Economy is
fastest growing economy in the world. Indian stock market plays major role in
the economy of the country. There are 24 stock exchanges in the country. BSE
(Bombay Stock Exchange) and NSE (National stock exchange) are the largest and
most popular stock exchanges of India. There are more than 5788 Companies
listed in BSE and more than 1659
companies listed in NSE. Mumbai is head
quarter of both the stock exchanges. The (SEBI) securities and exchange board
of India, is regulator for the securities market of India. Security Market is
governed under the SEBI Act. 1992. Each of these stock exchanges has an index
that indicates the price moment of group of selected stocks that represents
various sectors. Sensex is an index of BSE and Nifty is of NSE. The Sensex and Nifty are generally used as
yardsticks to measure the overall sentiments of the stock market.
The national stock
exchange has monopoly in the equity derivatives market and it ranks very high
in global ranking for the number of contracts traded. The daily turnover in the
derivatives segment is around $30 billion around 70% of trending volume is done
by top 100 brokers.
The traders can trade
in the Indian Stock Market and can also invest for long term. The people who
are new to the Stock Market business should take certain advice from the
financial advisory firms. Money ClassicResearch is one such reputed advisory
firm which is based in Indore. The advisory firm is SEBI registered and
also ISO certified. They provide accurate Stock market tips in form of equity tips and intraday trading tips with proper stop loss.
The principles of risk
management and wealth management should always be employed while deciding a
proper trading plan. The traders are also advised to learn technical analysis
before start trading in Indian Stock market.
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