Kishan Reddy (Practicing Chartered Accountant) (103 Points)
03 January 2008I want to know about basic terminology and concepts in used in stock markets like primary and secondary markets.
Can anybody tell me at kishansama @ gmail.com
So that iam very thankfull.
Nnitin Ssoni
(29 Points)
Replied 03 January 2008
CA. Amit Daga
(Finance Controller CA. CS. CFA. CIFRS. M.COM. )
(9017 Points)
Replied 04 January 2008
Sanjana Jain
(CS)
(21 Points)
Replied 26 June 2015
Firstly, you need to ask yourself a few questions like whether you have more money to invest and enough in reserve. Then you require considering your investment goals - short term? Long term? You also need to consider how the risks unfavorable you are as this will affect the types of stock you invest in and for how long.
The next task is to learn about the stock market, including the different types of stocks and stock market terms. The mechanics of selling and buying through an online broker need to be understood.
And finally it becomes a question of stock selection, the tricky bit. Few people suggest that undertaking few virtual or fantasy investing is a good idea as you can practice buying and selling while raising your knowledge and understanding of the stock market without losing money. However, there is nothing like real money to focus your mind. Stock investing is not about playing games!
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The link below also provides information on how to approximate the fair value of stocks as it is important to buy stocks at or below their fair value and sell when they become over-valued. Keep in mind the tip - buy low sell high.
Namita gaur
(CS)
(21 Points)
Replied 21 July 2015
Thanks Sanjana Jain and Shishir,
I am very interested to invest in NSE and BSE market, both are proving excellent information about the Indian stock market definitely we will follow your steps. But I want to need some more excellent Article, Blog and discussion portal related to the Indian stock market where we learn more of these.
Thanks
Namita Gaur
CAclubindia
