Category Archives: Share Trading

The Securities and Exchange Board of India declares in their mission statement that their job is to protect the interests of investors in securities and to promote the development of, and to regulate the securities market. Basically, this translates into … Continue reading →

The National Stock Exchange (of India) is believed to be the biggest stock exchange in India – in relevance to the volume of trades and its daily turnover. It is situated in Mumbai, India. The National Stock exchange is owned … Continue reading →

Intraday trading is a share trading methodology that is centred on buying a share and selling it in the same day (akin to day trading). There is much more too it and it can be quite complicated ground. If you … Continue reading →

When a company wishes to put itself up for public trading it will start by setting a price and putting itself up for share trading with an initial public offer. An initial public offer can be a pretty big gamble … Continue reading →

Delivery based share trading is the best way to become accustomed to using the stock exchange in order to create profit. It involves buying shares and selling them only when the shares are received into the buyers dematerialised account (demat … Continue reading →

Share trading has moved on to the online platform and there are several brokerages that give you the option of trading online. There are several online share trading web sites that allow you to create an account and trade in … Continue reading →

In order to begin share trading you need to first have an account for the same. Thus you will have to open a demat account or a share trading account to begin share trading. The demat account can be opened … Continue reading →

Day trading has emerged as a new form of trading amongst share traders. As the name suggests day trading refers to the trading of shares with in a trading day. A trading day refers to the time period for which … Continue reading →