Hey guys well i jus wanted to ask all of u as to how to start from the basic of equity research wud help me later tho in MBA and also in GDPI'S.
is there any book available in market
also wud like to know about equity resarch etc etc
thanx in advance
I just filled up ICICIDirect's registration form at ICICI bank. Paid up the registration fees of Rs 750. Activation takes arnd 15 days. Put some money into the icici account that comes with the package. Start trading. You can trade with amounts as low as 1000 bucks.
Businessworld did a study of all online services. Their study showed that 5paisa.com was rated the best service provider. I guess their website should have details of registration. I guess u need to have a bank account with HDFC for that. I must admit icicidirect is quite slow.
I agree. Another good methodology is to look for select midcaps or good stories. For example a bank like IOB quoting at 65+.
Something that i also look for in the ET everyday is two colums
Highest Deliveries at the NSE and Lowest Deliveries at the NSE
What is High delivery? It means the stock is being accumulated or people are buying the stock and holding. Ex i have been observing is "Morgan Stanley" which has been arnd 80% delivery for the past few weeks. It is quoting at 17+
What is Low delivery? Ppl just speculate on this stocks. You will be surprised to find out that good stories like TELCO or TISCO or SAIL the delivery taken everyday is an abyssmal 10-15%. Rest all is satta.
Once you have a demat account. You can apply directly through the web thorugh your broker. In icicidirect there is the IPO section where u choose the ipo put the amount of money you want to invest and Click ok. 😁
Everyday you bet on whatz gonna happen to a stock. For ex when the rupee appreciated to the Dollar, a direct consequence could be IT companies taking a hit on their profits. So u go into the market early and say SELL satyam shares at market rate(w/o actually having the stock). You hope that the bad news will be factored into the stock price today and so u expect satyam stock to fall. All day trading orders are complemented by a subsequent cover order. So for this order there will be a BUY order also. So once the satyam price has fallen, you go into the market again and make the cover order to buy the stock. This procedure is called short selling cause u sold the shares first before buying them. The reverse procedure is also possible. You BUY first and SELL later.
This is something that has fascinated me since childhood. No surprises since it seemed to be the easiest way to make money. But why should u invest in Equity markets where the risks are so high and we have seen investors losing the money?
One rational could be the fact that the inflation is hovering under the 5% mark. Fixed Deposit rates are at an all time low. So FD returns do not cover for the rise in inflation. Last year BSE Sensex gained 83%
So with sensex poised to touch the 6000 mark again. Was just wondering what the ppl out here were thinking. What is the prognosis for the future? What are the instruments that ppl follow to track stock markets?
Read an article on how Infosys has created share holder wealth for the investing public
Imagine a retail investor putting in money in the Infy IPO in 1993 at Rs 95 a share getting 100 shares allotted. If he had gone on vanvas and returned back only yesterday these number of shares wld have appreciated to 6400 shares.
9500 Rs -> 3.5 Crores
I have not been that lucky in my investments though 😞 but i also do satta(day trading) just to gamble away money.
But iam sure the current volatility would settle down and the trend is still secular post the elections. What say?
what is the best option to look a stock ,undervalued or overvalued
anandca04 SaysHey how one can sell shares w/o having shares in his hand
EquityChamps,
How is 5paisa.com? Which is the best online broker in india?
I am looking at getting the non-committment trader terminal account from 5paisa.com...
Can someone tell me a little more about some of the top sites and how best to use and the stuff to use and stuff to avoid while doing online trading...
If this has been already discussed then lead me to those discussions...
K
ok i might be the dumbest person aspiring for MBA.
I dont have any concrete knowledge of Stock Markets and its working. Just crude idea here and there but nothing techinical.
So what i was asking, How can i learn everything from SCRATCH even dumbest basics...Do we have any link online ? like tutorials or anything.
i have one major doubt.... wat exactly u mean by the face value of a share???
wat is the difference b/w a stock whose face value is Rs. 10 as compared with a stock whose face value is Re. 1 ???
can someone enlighten me on this ??
Its the actual value wen any company releases its stocks.
Say UTI releases its stock at Rs 10. So wen u buy 1000 shares for Rs. 10 per share, so the 10Rs is the face value...of that share
and then it can go up and down according to market.
Pls correct me if i am wrong.
ok i might be the dumbest person aspiring for MBA.
I dont have any concrete knowledge of Stock Markets and its working. Just crude idea here and there but nothing techinical.
So what i was asking, How can i learn everything from SCRATCH even dumbest basics...Do we have any link online ? like tutorials or anything.
i have one major doubt.... wat exactly u mean by the face value of a share???
wat is the difference b/w a stock whose face value is Rs. 10 as compared with a stock whose face value is Re. 1 ???
can someone enlighten me on this ??
Ok now its getting on to me, I need BASICS :(
Anyone..!!
nareshpoonia1983 Saysbrowse some websites like moneycontrol....icicidirect.com.......open account on moneycontrol.com ....then u can do trading wid virtual money...i hav some data on stock market.....PM me ur e-mail id.....i'll mail that to u....it can be of some help....
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nareshpoonia1983 Saysbrowse some websites like moneycontrol....icicidirect.com.......open account on moneycontrol.com ....then u can do trading wid virtual money...i hav some data on stock market.....PM me ur e-mail id.....i'll mail that to u....it can be of some help....
Hey neil
I will have to disagree with you on that one...
Even though they give goo moey but Mutual Funds are totally boring...
I mean whats the fun in coming to the office, seeing your stupid NAV(which would have gone up barely .05 points) and going to work...
Stocks is where the fun is dude..
you always have to keep your ears open to whats going on!!!
Nine o clock means India Business Hour
When a smiling Udayan Mukherjee makes your day!!!
Thats fun man...
Plus i seriously think that one can make a lot more money by playing stocks then MFs!!!
Whats do you say big guy?
Hey what can i do at icicidirect.com !! Dint understood..
theres market watch, top gainers,top loosers,end of day reports,live markets etc..!! what do i learn there..?
Hiii
Can someone enlighten me witha practical example how creation and redemption of units take place in an ETF( Exchange traded fund) for Say a gold exchange traded fund and say ETF consisting of shares of a select index?
Sujay
I need a reply.Help wanted.
nareshpoonia1983 Saysto add to wat dipen has told......probably......face value remains same....e.g. wen an IPO comes to market....u'll find in advertisements that they write 50 lakh shares of Rs. 10 each.....but actual opening of value of share depends on wat ppl has valued it for.....for e.g. reliance petro share opened arnd Rs. 75....whereas face value was smwhere arnd 10.....
its called as short selling... but u need to do the settlement before the end of trading day ..
Hey what can i do at icicidirect.com !! Dint understood..
theres market watch, top gainers,top loosers,end of day reports,live markets etc..!! what do i learn there..?
). You hope that the bad news will be factored into the stock price today and so u expect satyam stock to fall. All day trading orders are complemented by a subsequent cover order. So for this order there will be a BUY order also. So once the satyam price has fallen, you go into the market again and make the cover order to buy the stock. This procedure is called short selling cause u sold the shares first before buying them. The reverse procedure is also possible. You BUY first and SELL later.
Can any of the banks beat that?