subject: Trading In The Nse Share And Bse Share [print this page] Trading in shares is a century plus old phenomenon. Initially, the number of investors comprised only a particular section of the society and this segment was not as crowd-pulling as it is today. The intricacies involved in trading in a share and the duration taken for transactions further hindered the growth of the Indian share market during those initial days. Besides, the paperwork involved and finding the right brokers added to the difficulty. With time the scenario changed altogether. More and more people started realizing about the benefits and money-spinning factor associated with trading in Indian stocks. And with online trading, the scenario of the Indian share market witnessed a transformation. The ease of opening a demat account online, effortlessness in buying and selling of shares, especially comprising of the BSE share and the NSE share, lakhs and lakhs of people have started investing on Indian stocks. The recession has not dampened the spirits of the investors with many a NSE share and BSE share showing an upward trend inviting even foreign investors to invest in the Indian share market.
Trading Share means that you own a part of an organization. It depends on the rising and falling value of the share whether you will gain or incur losses. If the value increases, you gain and the company gains too. And if the value goes down, the company faces losses and you face it too. Your investment thus suffers. It is thus a prerequisite to first conduct a research of any BSE share or NSE share before you buy them. The Indian share market is all about exploiting of knowledge and expertise. The more knowledgeable and expert you are the more are your chances of experiencing a win-win situation.
Purchasing Indian stocks of new companies involves big risks but at the same time big profits too. For example, if a toddler company exhibits good growth for some time and the success graph further goes up at the time of your investment, you will no doubt get more than maximum return on your investment. And if you happen to invest in bulk you can well imagine the amount of returns you will get. But if the company for some time grows and then starts showing a decline, you are on the path of financial doom as well, more so if you have invested in bulk. And if the decline proceeds further with no hope of growing, your investment will go into the drains. In such a case, the risk involved takes a toll on your financial health. So, it is advisable to invest in such companies for the short term or for day trading. You can always stay at a competitive edge even by investing in new or small companies of the indian share market if you are knowledgeable enough to conduct research on the companies; based on past results and market trends you can take an informed trading decision. Start your research spree and invest right!
by: Nirmal Kumar
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