STOCK MARKET BASICS !

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Stock Market for beginners. 





 

Do you want to start with the stock market but not sure from where to start with??

 Let say, you have a good understanding of any business it may be Medicine, Textile, Leather product , Dairy product, Tour and Travel and so on. and you wanted to start a business. But you don't have sufficient capital that is required to start that business.   

Here comes into the picture the role of 'Stock Market' . What you can do is simply look at the business about which you have a sound understanding and from that business choose the company which you think is doing good, invest it. Here investment is minimum you can buy 1 share or 10,000 shares as per the capital you have. And when the business will grow your investment will grow accordingly.

 Now Question is,

How to start with?

To invest in any business you will have to open your D-mat account with a registered broker on stock exchange. examples: Motilal, Zerodha, Edelweiss, Sharekhan etc. or you can connect with your bank if they are providing such services.

 Basically there are two attitudes that come into the 'Stock Market'

1. Investor : Who has a long term horizon and invests in the future of the company.

2. Trader: Who has a short term horizon and invests in the price of the company..

 Now Next Question is.

 Speculation/ Wealth Creation.??

 And the answer is Both, Yes as i have told above two types of mindset is there Investor and Trader. So it is totally up to which mindset you come into the market.

 And the Final Question is,

How to understand the fundamentals.?

It is a broad discussion and we will be required a huge understanding to understand more please visit the blog and watch the videos (Investor Choices) which are freely available for your knowledge purpose.

 

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