The very utterance of the phrase ‘shares market’ does immediately transport one to a terrain of myriad possibilities, a terrain where creation of wealth happens effortlessly. Countless instances have proved it true but there are also equally countless instances that have proved it false. If you look at the profit angle only without considering the loss factor you are only neglecting the other side of the coin. Profits and losses are two sides of the same coin in the shares market. It is how you set sail with your online trading that will determine whether the wheel of fortune will turn in your favor or not.
Putting in money in the NSE BSE market has turned out to be a very simple process with online trading. Once you open an online trading account, you can take part in buying and selling shares during trading hours from anywhere in the world. Your broker will handle all the transactions related. Well you need not go searching for top brokers if you prefer opening your online trading account at a reputed brokerage portal, one that offers solutions beyond brokerage. The greatest advantage associated is that at the same platform you will have access to complete information on the NSE BSE market, news updates, charts of losers, gainers, recommended stocks, and the list goes on. Besides, you will get customized stock market tips and suggestions. If you are a full time employee stuck by hectic schedules but still interested to invest in the shares market you can seek the services of specific brokers who undertake the A-Z of buying and selling of shares on your behalf. The broker will charge extra fees as mutually decided. But it is worth taking the services. Your online trading account will make it all possible.
In the NSE BSE market, it is either of BSE or NSE trading or both that an investor may look forward towards putting in money. The National Stock Exchange covers major segments of the capital market encompassing wholesale debt market, equity, retail debt market, futures and options, currency futures, stocks lending & borrowing, and mutual funds. This bourse, the first national, anonymous, electronic limit order book (LOB) exchange to trade securities in India, has remained in the forefront of modernization. Few of the firsts associated with the National Stock Exchange include the following:
It set up the first clearing corporation ‘National Securities Clearing Corporation Ltd.
The first depository in India – National Securities Depository Limited was co-promoted and set up by NSE
Internet NSE trading first started in the country in February 2000
First exchange to propose exchange traded derivatives on an equity index
First and the only bourse to trade GOLD ETFs (exchange traded funds) in the country
Launch of NSE-CNBC-TV18 media centre in association with CNBC-TV18.
Nirmal Kumar is author of Stock market analyst and is writing reviews articles on stocks and shares, NSE BSE and shares market.
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