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Stock market comes under the secondary market,

which is the part of capital market

Stock market trade in stocks of companies whichare listed at stock exchanges

Stock exchange plays the role of intermediary

between buyer and seller


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There are 23 stock exchanges in India

Bombay, Delhi, Jaipur, Chennai, Kolkata,

Ahmadabad, Indore etc.

But 2 are major stock exchange

Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), National Stock

Exchange (NSE)


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It is the oldest stock exchange of Asia

And one of the oldest stock exchange in the world

It was established in 1875

Its first name was Native Share & Stock Broker

Association


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Now it popularly known as BSE

Its index is SENSEX

SENSEX means Sensitive Index

SENSEX consist of 30 companies

RIL, TCS, ONGC, Wipro, TATA Steel, RCOM,SAIL, BAJAJ AUTO and many more


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All 30 companies consist of there individual weightage

Weightage is calculated as per there M.Cap

Market capitalization means

Current market price of a share X No. of share issued by the company


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BSE has its own trading screen i.e. BOLT

BOLT means BSE online trading

30 companies of SENSEX are consist of 17

sectors


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It is youngest stock exchange of India

It was estbl. In 1992 by financial institute and

IDBI Bank as a nodal agency

NSE was first to start screen base trading(3rd Nov. 1994)


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NSE has also its own trading screen i.e.

NEAT

NEAT mean National Exchange ofAutomated Trading

NSE was first to start online debt trading


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NSE also have its own index NIFTY

NIFTY generally known as S&P CNX NIFTY

NIFTY consist of 50 stocks

ONGC, RIL, INFOSYS, TCS, BHARTI,REL.COMM., WIPRO, ICICI BANK,WIPRO, ITC, SBI, BHEL AND MANYMORE


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NSE has 50 stocks which consist of 22 sectors

NSE has different indexes such as BIEFTY,

DIEFTY


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In stock market buyer and seller are common manor woman

Open a demat account and a trading account with abroking company near to your house

There are 9,129 broking companies in India

WHO ARE BUYERS AND SELLERS?


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Such as sharekhan(srk), Indiabulls, India Infolinesec., ICICIdirect, Motilal Oswal, APEX

commodities & sec., Suresh Rathi sec., Anand

Rathi sec., Angram sec., Reliance Money and

many more

Call to your dealer (offline)

Access your account from your home or office or

institute (online)

HOW TO DO TRADING?


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Intraday

Delivery base

Types of trading persons

Investor

Trader Jobber


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Margin on intraday

Margin on delivery base

Margin for cash

FACILITIES PROVIDE BY BROKING

COMPANIES


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Average turnover of NSE was Rs.17 crores in

1994-95 and in year 2005-06 it was Rs.6,253

crores

The total turnover of BSE in 2005-06 was

Rs.15,69,556 crores

TURNOVERS


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OTCEI was incorporated in 1990 as a Section 25company under the Companies Act 1956 and isrecognized as a stock exchange under Section 4 ofthe Securities Contracts Regulation Act, 1956.

The Exchange was set up to aid enterprisingpromoters in raising finance for new projects in acost effective manner and to provide investors with

a transparent & efficient mode of trading.

OTCEI (OVER-THE-COUNTER

EXCHANGE OF INDIA)


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Modelled along the lines of the NASDAQ marketof USA, OTCEI introduced many novel conceptsto the Indian capital markets such as screen-basednationwide trading, sponsorship of companies,market.

As a measure of success of these efforts, theExchange today has 115 listings and has assisted in

providing capital for enterprises that have gone on

to build successful brands for themselves like VIPAdvanta, Sonora Tiles & Brilliant mineral water,etc.

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Studies by NASSCOM, Software Technology Parks ofIndia, the venture capital funds and the government'sIT Task Force, as well as the rising interest ininformation technology, pharmaceutical, biotechnologyand media shares have repeatedly emphasized the needfor a national stock market for innovative and highgrowth companies.

Innovative companies are critical to developingeconomies like India, which is undergoing a majortechnological revolution. With their abilities togenerate employment opportunities and contribute to

the economy, it is essential that these companies notonly expand existing operations but also set up newunits. The key issue for these companies is raisingtimely, cost effective and long term capital to sustaintheir operations and enhance growth. Such companies,

particularly those that have been in operation for a

short time, are unable to raise funds through thetraditional financing methods, because they have not

NEED FOR OTCEI?


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High-technology enterprises

Companies with high growth potential

Companies focused on new product development .

Entrepreneurs seeking finance for specific businessprojects

The Indian economy is demonstrating signs ofrecovery and it is essential that these companies have

suitable financing alternatives to fund their growth andmaintain competitiveness.

WHO WOULD FIND OTCEI HELPFUL?


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Contd..

OTCEI, with its entry guidelines and eligibility

requirements tailored for such innovative and growth

oriented companies, is ideally positioned as the

preferred route for raising funds through Initial Public

Offer (IPOs) or primary issues, in this country.


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Entities eligible -Corporate entities only, individuals not entitled forMembership.

Networth Requirements -Rs. 1 crore comprising of the minimum paid up

capital (Rs 30 lakhs) plus free reserves (excludingrevaluation reserves, capital reserves & specifiedreserves, and value ofmembership/dealership/deposit with OTCEI/otherstock exchange) less accumulated losses, if any.Minimum funds committed for OTC operationsshould be Rs.1 crore.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA


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www.nseindia.com

www.bseindia.com

www.moneycontrol.com

www.economictimes.com

www.otcei.net/initiative/ohmright.htm

BIBLIOGRAPHY


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